I think it has everything to do with the need to fill segments. At one end of the spectrum, there are the starlets, who often have very little to say. At the other end, there's Tom Hanks and his ilk, who are, quite often, excellent guests. In the former case, it's a chance to have them on, fill a segment, and maybe find a good guest for the future; in the latter case, the guest probably doesn't want go through the preparation and burn a good story or two if there's not something in it, like plugging a movie, for him or her.
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