Sarah Leiber - Page 120

Today, Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) releases his music video for “Some Dream,” which is taken from his critically acclaimed album Set My Heart On Fire Immediately.

Actor Michael J. Fox has projected hope and optimism for nearly 30 years since he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1991 at age 29. In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, he shares a story from his new book, “No Time Like the Future,” about hitting a breaking point but reminding himself about what he’s grateful for in life. “Optimism is a choice, but in a way, it isn't,” he says. “There's no other choice. I don't think there's any other viable choice than to hope for the best and work toward it.”

The band performs the U.S. morning show debut of their new single.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a classic cover of 'Let Me Down Easy ' by Billy Currington in the latest Kellyoke.

The buzz continues for new duo After Midtown’s Adam Ernst and Michael Rotundo, dropping a music video for their debut single “Boys Like Us” yesterday.

PG County rapper/producer/visionary IDK releases his new single “2 Cents,” along with an accompanying video via Clue/Warner Records.

Multi-platinum artist, queen of quarantine content, and global trendsetter, Saweetie, releases the video for her bold hit single “Back to the Streets” featuring GRAMMY®-nominated star Jhené Aiko on ICY/Warner Records.

Author Ta-Nehisi Coates talks to TODAY’s Craig Melvin about his best-selling book, “Between the World and Me,” becoming a film on HBO. He also discusses his friendship with the late actor Chadwick Boseman, the impact of Howard University on his life and why he’s not surprised that the vice president-elect graduated from an HBCU.

The Motown icon talks about his Audible Original collection, spanning his 70-year career.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a moving cover of 'Somewhere Only We Know' by Keane in the latest Kellyoke.

Mary Steenburgen stops by the show with her fellow 'Happiest Season' cast members to talk all-things family! In honor of her and Ted Danson's 25th anniversary, Kelly pulls out a photo that is pretty embarrassing for Ted, but to Kelly, it is the definition of true love! Tune in for more with Mary Steenburgen and the rest of the 'Happiest Season' cast!'

Tony winner Laura Benanti has just released her sultry new music video for the track 'Go Slow,' featuring guitarist Pasquale Grasso. Filmed at The Leroy House in New York City, Benanti seductively croons to the tune played by Grasso in a series of intimate black-and-white vignettes, displaying yet another side of the singer.

Martha Stewart is a lover of home decor, but she’s also a big fan of animals. She calls in to talk about all the animals she keeps around her house, and shows Kelly her hilarious turkey 'gobble gobble' noise. Tune in for more surprises with Martha Stewart.

Late Late Show music guest Royal Blood shares a performance of their hit 'Trouble's Coming.'

James Corden connects with Marc Maron who decided to forego a trip to Florida for Thanksgiving in the name of safety. And James Marc about sharpening his skills in the kitchen during quarantine. After, the star of the new David Bowie film 'Stardust' shares an incredible piece of Bowie memorabilia.

Watch Dave Grohl and the band, who are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the first Foo Fighters album, unleash their new single 'Shame Shame' on A Late Show. The new Foo Fighters album 'Medicine at Midnight' comes out on February 5, 2021.

Dave Grohl and his band Foo Fighters were planning on celebrating their 25th anniversary with a big world tour, but that got put on hold due to the pandemic. So Dave did what any famous musician would, and spent his quarantine locked in a drum battle with a 10-year old!

'NCIS: Los Angeles' star LL Cool J talks about filming the show's new season during a pandemic and why he wishes more people would embrace wearing masks.

Michael Moore talks about the outcome of the 2020 election, shares when he first met Joe Biden and discusses the effect COVID-19 had on Trump losing reelection.

From Camp Southern Ground, Zac Brown Band performs “The Man Who Loves You The Most.'