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RZA stops by the show to talk about his most memorable music collaborations, his new film 'Cut Throat City,' and teaming up with Good Humor to reinvent the classic ice cream jingle. He even blesses Kelly with her very own Wu-Tang Clan name.

Michael Strahan has a few battle scars leftover from his time in the NFL, but now he shows them off as a cool party trick. Tune in to watch the full interview with Michael and Kelly!

Sarah Michelle Gellar pulls up to her DRIVE-INterview to talk about early moments in her career and her relationship with Freddie Prinze Jr. Plus, she shares how she finally showed her kids 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer.' Tune in to the show for more with Sarah!

Anthony Ramos performs his new single 'Stop,' which is available now along with his debut album 'The Good & The Bad.'

Noah Schnapp talks about working with Adam Sandler in his new movie, 'Hubie Halloween.'

Kelly Bishop, who played Emily Gilmore on “Gilmore Girls,” reflects on her character’s best lines and talks about her close relationship with Lauren Graham.

Skateboard legend Tony Hawk pays James Corden a visit after hearing he's the late night host best on his feet and wants to scout him for his remastered video game. When James is exposed as a total poser, Tony thinks of the perfect way to keep James in the game.

James Corden connects with the star and director of 'Eternal Beauty,' Sally Hawkins and Craig Roberts, and Sally jokes about how much she missed all the press that comes with award season. After, James asks Craig about the mixtape he made during his days as the rapper better known as DPM.

James Corden connects with the iconic Gloria Steinem who talks about her friendship with Meghan Markle and their adventures phone banking together, what her message to Amy Coney Barrett would be and why the importance of voting is different this time around. And James asks her about the experience of watching 'The Glorias' come to life.

James Corden catches up with Conan Gray, who reveals what song almost didn't make it on his album 'Kid Krow,' before sharing a performance of his hit song 'Heather.'

Future Islands, the geniuses behind a now-legendary moment on the Ed Sullivan Theater stage, make their A Late Show debut with this performance of 'For Sure' off their highly anticipated new album 'As Long As You Are' which comes out this Friday.

After helping Sen. Kamala Harris prepare for the VP debate by playing Mike Pence, Mayor Pete Buttigieg offers insight about what it took to get into the mind of the vice president. Check out Mayor Pete's new book, 'Trust: America's Best Chance.'

Ina Garten reminisces about going day drinking with Seth Meyers, talks about how her new book, Modern Comfort Food, features Emily Blunt's recipe for roast potatoes and discusses the challenges of filming Barefoot Contessa remotely.

America Ferrera explains her experience having a baby during the pandemic, discusses her new Latina empowerment-focused initiative, She Se Puede, and talks about her bittersweet departure from Superstore.

The Apple Music Up Next Artist Natanael Cano performs his song a?oeYo Ya Sea??. Check out our Apple Music playlist for more.

US Senate hopeful Jaime Harrison talks about bringing plexiglass to his debate against Lindsey Graham, Lindsey’s recent hypocrisy with the Supreme Court nomination, being endorsed by Luke Skywalker, his community service initiative “Harrison Helps,” and his first job working at a bingo hall.

Billy talks about the Vice Presidential Debate between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence, his Alexa acting up, the amazing way he celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary, meeting several presidents over the years, and joining with lifelong Republican Bill Kristol to get seniors out to vote in Florida.

Musical guest 070 Shake performs 'History/Guilty Conscience' for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Maya Rudolph walks Jimmy through the steps it takes to prepare for her role as Sen. Kamala Harris on Saturday Night Live, talks about meeting Hillary Clinton and Harris for the first time and shares her newfound addiction to winning Emmys.

Matt Bomer shares how his adoration for The Beastie Boys is like eating popcorn, lays out the plot for his film The Boys in the Band and talks about the epic karaoke nights he had with the cast when the show was on Broadway.