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In this upbeat Kellyoke, Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform an energetic cover of 'Don't Take The Money' by Bleachers.

'Everybody Loves Raymond' creator Phil Rosenthal may not be making shows with Ray Romano anymore, but it's safe to say that the sitcom character was a huge inspiration for Phil's food and travel show 'Somebody Feed Phil' on Netflix. Tune in to hear how it all went down!

Mom-to-be and star of 'Holidate' Emma Roberts tells a hilarious story about how she found out the gender of her baby and excitedly called her mom to share the news—but her mom’s response was definitely not what she expected! Tune in for the full interview with Emma.

Country singer Cam calls in to the show to give the deets about her new album, 'The Otherside,' which features songwriter collaborations with Harry Styles, Sam Smith and more. Then, Cam wows “The Kelly Clarkson Show” audience with a performance of her hit single 'Classic.'

When TaKiyah Wallace signed her daughter up for ballet, she noticed a serious lack of representation for brown girls in the classes. As a result, she started the non-profit organization Brown Girls Do Ballet, which gives girls of all backgrounds the resources and support needed to pursue their passion. Kelly surprises TaKiyah with a message from ballet superstar Misty Copeland and donates $5,000 to help her organization keep thriving.

James Corden connects with Kane Brown who is set to perform during the halftime show of the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Football Team game on Thanksgiving Day in partnership with The Salvation Army. After, Kane shares a performance of his song 'Worship You.'

James Corden connects with David Byrne, who has been in New York and is happy to report it is not the ghost town President Donald Trump has been describing it as. After James asks David about what he learned about a bike trip to Staten Island, David tells James about his project with Spike Lee, 'American Utopia.'

James Corden asks Billy Porter to take part in Late Late Show and Tell, and Billy shares an ashtray his mother made before she lost use of her hands. After, Reggie Watts asks Billy for his definition of beauty.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta gives Stephen a preview of what the dosage and schedule may be like for the coronavirus vaccines once they become available.

Late Show musical director Jon Batiste was moved to write a theme song for the person he thinks is 'The MVP (Most Vice Presidential),' Senator Kamala Harris.

The amazing Sarah Cooper, known for her Trump lip sync videos on TikTok, thinks of her videos as 'interpretations' of Trump's subtext and she's pretty sure the President has seen her work. Check out Sarah Cooper in her new Netflix special 'Everything's Fine.'

Musical guest Dave Matthews performs 'Mercy' for Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Natalie Portman talks about her new children’s book Natalie Portman's Fables, reveals her experience working with Taika Waititi in Thor: Love and Thunder and shares how she became one of the owners of Angel City FC.

H.E.R. performs the song Damage on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

David talks about reassuring people during the pandemic, spending a lot of time in the studio, supporting other journalists, the Presidential Debates, interviewing Donald Trump, the issues that are important to Americans, and election night.

Anne talks about having a baby boy, the weird stuff she has been doing to cope with the pandemic, what her 4-year-old thinks she does for a living, her Halloween plans, her accent and makeup in the new movie Roald Dahl's The Witches, terrible costumes she has worn (with Guillermo dressing up as one of her characters), and she reveals that she gets nervous around Jimmy.

Tig Notaro talks working as an actress on Star Trek and Army of the Dead, accidentally thinking she was the main character on Army of the Dead and shares a story about a random stranger trespassing in her yard just to use her swing.

Musical guest Shawn Mendes performs a medley of 'Intro' and 'Wonder' for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Today, Panamanian singer/songwriter Sofía Valdés shares a stunning lyric video for her new track.

Baseball is life for the die-hard competitors in the 100th annual Koshien.