Dinner with Gavin Rossdale

World-renowned singing icon Sir Tom Jones is welcomed by Gavin to a night filled with playful banter and swapping stories of their legendary careers in the music industry.

Tom reveals to Gavin the extent of his humble start in Wales, detailing his early love for music through family gatherings and his school choir. He talks Gavin through his rise to success and recounts the pivotal moments from a career that has spanned nearly six decades. They then chew on some tender lessons learned from spending time with cultural icons like Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra. The evening concludes with Tom and Gavin singing It's Not Unusual together acapella.

Gavin dives deep with Grammy-winning, multi-hyphenate Common, creating a menu centered around the Japanese concept of Kansha — an appreciation for nature and those who transform it into nourishing food.

Common shares his inspirations in life and music while Gavin praises the icon as a modern-day Renaissance man. They continue to explore Common's numerous passions, especially his love for creating art across multiple mediums. As Common shares what he wants to do next in his career, he and Gavin recount their upbringings. They bond over being children of single parents and navigating their paths from humble beginnings to becoming smash hits in the worlds of music and beyond.

Gavin has invited over his friend Jack McBrayer — an actor and comedian beloved for his roles in film and TV such as 30 Rock, Wreck-It Ralph and Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

Jack reflects on his journey from small-town Georgia to Hollywood and recounts how Tina Fey gave him his big break when she wrote the iconic role of Kenneth Parcell on 30 Rock, especially for him. The two friends laugh while Gavin prepares their meals and commends Jack on his enduring positivity, something the comedian has become known for. Jack tells Gavin about the people that have most inspired him and the pair connect over ambitions for the future.

Gavin cooks a delicious meal for Brooke Shields as they share in a profound evening of open conversation.

Brooke reflects on her upbringing in the spotlight and describes the constant critique that comes with being one of the most famous young women in the world. As Gavin and Brooke chat, she talks about her status as an actress and model and how people constantly underestimate her because of it. Brooke details her struggle to prove her intellectual prowess at Princeton and what comes with being a "woman of a certain age" in Hollywood.  As the pair indulge in their dessert, they bond over shared experiences and the challenges of raising children as a celebrity.