Who is on The Graham Norton Show tonight? From Hillary Clinton to Jamie Oliver
GRAHAM Norton is back tonight and he's got some very big names joining him on the sofa including Hillary Clinton to Jamie Oliver.
Everyone's favourite host Graham will also be chatting with David Mitchell - so here's all you need to know about the chat show.
Who is on The Graham Norton Show tonight?
The Graham Norton Show has brought out the big guns tonight with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton.
Meanwhile Jamie Oliver will be talking about how closing his restaurants was heartbreaking,
To top it all off, there will be a performance from Kesha - here's what the stars will be talking about on tonight's show...
Hillary Clinton
Former first lady and 2016 US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will be chatting to host Graham about her new book The Book of Gutsy Women and on working on it with her daughter.
In a sneak peek from tonight's show she tells Graham she loved working with Chelsea: “It is a joy to work with her as we were on the same wavelength about who to include, but Chelsea will tell you it was a more challenging process for her than it was for me.”
She will also talk about the possibility of running for president AGAIN.
Chelsea Clinton
Like her mum Chelsea will be talking about working on their book together.
In tonight's interview she will reveal how their collaboration went: “I knew my mother wrote longhand, but I didn’t know what it would mean for our collaboration.
"Firstly, I should say that I write on a computer because it is 2019!
"She would send me a photograph of a single page of writing, with all its corrections, as an attachment in an email. Arguably, I worked more (on the book) because it took a while to figure out how to decipher her handwriting and how to unlock all the email attachments. Her main defence is that she knows other authors that write longhand!”
Jamie Oliver
TV chef Jamie is on the couch to talk about his new book Veg.
He will also speak candidly about having to close his restaurant chain.
In the interview with Graham he says: “It was 13 years of hard work and Fifteen was my baby, but I ran out of money, ran out of everything and it was really tough, but you have to crack on and try to get yourself together.
"I’ve had the best of it – I don’t know anyone who had it better than me – and I’ve had the worst of it – that’s life. You have to focus it to a positive.”
David Mitchell
Peep show star David Mitchell will be talking about his new book - Dishonesty is the Second-Best Policy.
When asked how he selected which of his Observer columns to include, viewers will see him jokingly tell Graham: “I felt there was no choice but to read them all and then I scored them out of 10 but ended up being slightly polite with myself so everything ended up between six and eight.
"Nothing got above a nine because I thought that would be getting above myself. It wasn’t as helpful a process as I thought it would be!”
Kesha
Kesha will perform her new single Raising Hell live in the studio.
She will then join Graham for a chat about her new album.
As of 2019, Kesha has reportedly sold over 71 million records in the United States and over 134 million records worldwide.
When is The Graham Norton Show on BBC One?
The popular Irishman’s chat show is on TONIGHT (November 29) on BBC One at 10.35pm.
Filmed in front of a live studio audience, the show sees each of the guests sat on the famous red sofa at the same time making for a relaxed interview with Graham.
A special guest is usually on hand to perform their new single before joining the sofa themselves and tonight it's Kesha.
The show will then be made available online after air time that evening on the free streaming site, BBC iPlayer.
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How can I apply to be in The Graham Norton Show audience?
Applications to be on the programme are dealt with through SRO audiences and the form can be found .
Tickets are limited so you'll have to act fast and you are only allowed four tickets maximum.
Booking always opens a few weeks before the show kicks off and going on the show is free.
Once you register, you will have to pick a date and make a formal application.
You must be 18 years or over to appear in the show's studio audience.
To be in the red chair and tell your hilarious story to celebrities, you can email viewers@sotelevision.co.uk.