James Corden News

Late Late Show music guest Summer Walker performs 'Let It Go' from her album Life On Earth.

Jeff Daniels joins James via video chat from his home in Michigan to talk about his star-turn as Atticus Finch on Broadway, a special lesson he received from Justin Timberlake and the advice that the 'Comey Rule' star would give Joe Biden ahead of the first presidential debate.

Today we asked our readers for their favorite Broadway pandemic content!

Andrew Rannells and Jeff Daniels will appear on 'The Late Late Show With James Corden' next week.

On the last night of Alicia Keys's week-long residency, James Corden and Alicia Keys sing a special duet of her hit song, 'No One,' with updated lyrics longing for the day we can all safely get together for live entertainment again.

James Corden connects with his friend Jason Schwartzman who tells James that his daughter routinely casts him as 'Biggie' in their at-home Trolls games. And Jason talks about learning the art of looking busy in front of his kids, and how he freaked out a taxi driver talking about the scenes he was shooting for 'Fargo.'

James and Alicia Keys take turns asking personal questions and are given a choice: answer truthfully or eat whatever food is in front of them, including hot dog juice, blood jello and scorpions.

James Corden connects with Sharon Stone who updates him on her sister and brother-in-law, who are in a long recovery from COVID-19. And James asks the 'Ratched' star about her current relationship status with dating apps.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) will present, “HFPA Philanthropy: Empowering the Next Generation,” on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. PT on the Golden Globes YouTube page and www.goldenglobes.com. 

Seth Meyers, one of the most influential voices of late night and a respected thought leader on the political landscape, is moving to primetime leading up to the election with “Closer Look Thursday.”

Alicia Keys performs 'So Done' featuring Khalid from her new album ALICIA, continuing her week-long drive-in concert series in Television City's parking lot. Tune in every night this week for more incredible performances from Alicia and special guests.

James asks Ken Jeong to take part in Late Late Show and Tell, and Ken brings out a special guitar and sings a very personal song. And Reggie Watts has a question for Ken.

“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” has averaged a 0.20 rating in adults 18-49 and 1.263 million viewers for the late-night ratings week of Sept. 14-18.

After reminiscing about her night hosting the Late Late Show in December 2019, Alicia Keys and James chat about her new album ALICIA, the vulnerability of collaborating with other artists and the 'pinch-me' moment that was the release of Alicia's iconic debut album: 'Songs in A Minor.' Then James congratulates Alicia on her 10 year wedding anniversary she recently celebrated with producer Swizz Beats, and Alicia offers her secrets for fight-free wedded bliss.

While Broadway remains shut down, BroadwayWorld is keeping up with your favorite stars and giving you a peek at what they have been up to! Check out yesterday's highlights from some of your favorites, including Liz Callaway, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Neil Patrick Harris, and more!

“Tell Me More with Kelly Corrigan,” a new candid and heartfelt interview series hosted by the four-time New York Times bestselling author.

Dua Lipa and James Corden update the lyrics to her hits 'Don't Start Now' and 'New Rules' to lay out the struggles of dating during the coronavirus quarantine.

James Corden connects with 'Magical Misfits' author Neil Patrick Harris, who recently shared he and his family had contracted the coronavirus earlier in the year but are fully recovered. James asks Neil about how he and his husband, David, met. And Neil talks about what his experience has been like to act in the new 'Matrix' film.

James Corden connects with Dave Bayley of Glass Animals, who just released their album 'Dreamland.' And the band shares a performance of their song 'Tangerine.'

James Corden connects with John David Washington who is back in the room he grew up in, reunited with his pair of Jordans signed by MJ himself. The two talk about 'Tenet' and John tells James about his first theater experience as a kid, where he ran into the Ninja Turtles.