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In this brand new clip from the upcoming documentary 'Still Working 9 to 5,' Dolly Parton discusses the conditions under which she joined the cast of the 1980 classic film.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform an incredible cover of 'All To Myself' by Dan + Shay.

Late Late Show guest Michael Kiwanuka shares a special performance of his song 'Solid Ground' filmed in the location Michael performed for the first time ever.

James Corden welcomes Dan Stevens to Stage 56 and for a second thought he was meeting the fourth Bee Gee. Dan recalls being in rehearsals for 'Hangmen' on Broadway when they received word the production was being shut down due to COVID-19. And James asks Dan about his early stand-up comedy aspirations before the 'Blithe Spirit' star pushes the boundaries of what you can say on CBS.

We're thrilled to welcome H.E.R. back to the show for this performance of a song she wrote for the film 'Judas and the Black Messiah,' which hits theaters and HBOMax on February 12th. The song is available for streaming and downloading now, check it out!

Tiffany Haddish had to talk her man Common into doing the 'Silhouette Challenge' on TikTok, but she didn't have to ask Stephen twice when it came time to recite some Shakespeare in this hilarious interview.

Michelle Pfeiffer talks about developing a nose for fragrance while running her company Henry Rose, explains why she was scared to take on her role in French Exit and shares her love of cats.

Robin talks about shooting GMA out of the basement of her house during quarantine, her partner Amber lending a helping hand, playing college basketball at Southeastern Louisiana University, punching another player during a game, and honoring her dad’s legacy in the new History Channel special “Tuskegee Airmen: Legacy of Courage.”

Pentatonix performs the song The Lucky Ones on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Jamie talks about having three daughters, trying to have patience while they’re doing virtual school, having to rent his own movie Trolls World Tour multiple times, his dad booking acting gigs during the pandemic, and shooting a crazy musical number in the new movie Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar.

Mike Myers and Dana Carvey talk about how they met, how their iconic SNL sketch Wayne’s World came about and a rally they attended hosted by Ellen DeGeneres.

Camila Mendes talks about the newest season of Riverdale, what the cast did together during quarantine and a game they came up with to play in between takes.

Olivia Rodrigo performs 'drivers license' for The Tonight Show.

Prince touched the lives of many artists, including professional ballet dancer Misty Copeland. Misty stops by the show to share the many ways that Prince supported her throughout her career, including casting her in his 'Crimson and Clover' music video and attending her performances in person.

Elizabeth Olsen is dishing all the details on her new Disney+ show 'WandaVision,' and she also reveals that she and her fiancé, Robbie Arnett, don't acknowledge Valentine's Day because it's sandwiched between their anniversary and birthdays. There's a lot to celebrate already!

James Corden connects with Kal Penn who is now looking for someone to drag him around the New York snow on a sled. James asks the 'Clarice' star about the significance of someone with South Asian descent becoming the Vice President of the United States. And Kal talks about his vision for Harold & Kumar to one day visit space, a place he once dreamed of visiting as an astronaut until 10th grade.

Salma Hayek couldn't stop dreaming about having a pet owl so she rescued one who now lives in her house and likes to drink red wine! You can catch Salma Hayek in the new film 'Bliss' on Amazon Prime.

Journalist Mark Harris is the author of the new book, 'Mike Nichols: A Life,' which explores the incredible career of the hugely influential actor, director, and Broadway performer, Mike Nichols.

Thomas Middleditch shares how the pandemic led to his obsession with Twitch, talks about his role on B Positive and dishes on his Canadian theater background.

Amy Schumer talks about how proud she is to be starring in a Hellmann's 2021 Super Bowl commercial, shares how she responds to hateful comments on the internet and reveals why she lies about her son's age.