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Late Late Show music guest Machine Gun Kelly shares a performance of 'Concert for Aliens' off his hit album, Tickets to My Downfall.

James Corden connects with Anthony Mackie who once ran his own record label in his native New Orleans and Anthony explains Bounce music to James. And James pushes the 'Outside the Wire' star about the rumors he's set to take over the Captain America role in the Marvel Universe. And James asks Anthony about meeting Will Smith, which came with an accidental punch to the jaw before they became friends.

Black Pumas make their triumphant return to A Late Show with three GRAMMY nominations in hand to perform their anthemic #1 hit 'Colors' from their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album.

Jason Segel tells Stephen about director Judd Apatow's first reaction upon hearing Jason's now legendary vampire-themed musical for the first time. Catch Jason Segel in his new film, 'Our Friend.'

Billie Piper explains how the United Kingdom is handling the COVID-19 pandemic, sets up her new show I Hate Suzie and reveals why she had a panic attack filming a zombie-themed scene.

Jack Harlow featuring EST Gee perform the song Route 66 on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Musical guest Tate McRae performs “You Broke Me First” for The Tonight Show.

Yara Shahidi talks about her love of NPR, launching her own production company and the 2020 election.

Dakota Johnson settles some of the biggest debates of all time, like Game of Thrones versus Lord of the Rings or if Jack could have fit on the door with Rose in Titanic.

Leslie Odom Jr. talks about working with his wife on camera, and shares the story of how they met.

In honor of National Popcorn Day, Disney+ shared the trailer for “Pixar Popcorn,” which premieres Friday, January 22 exclusively on Disney+. The collection of 10 mini shorts features characters from Pixar favorites like “Toy Story,” “Finding Nemo,” “Cars” and “The Incredibles” in all-new, bite-size stories created by Pixar Animation Studios’ talented animators.

Once again, Tiffany Haddish will introduce six of her favorite comedians to Netflix members around the world with a second season of the Emmy-nominated stand-up comedy series They Ready.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a bluesy cover of 'Give Me One Reason' by Tracy Chapman.

Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson may consider returning as judges on 'American Idol,' but they have some conditions on what they would need in order to head back to the show. Paula also shares a fun story about how Michael Bolton was her babysitter when she was a kid. Small world! Tune in to hear more from Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson.

Infinity Song, the soulful quintet formed by siblings Abraham, Angel, Victory, Israel and Thalia Boyd, link up with a string quartet for this performance of the title track from their new album 'Mad Love.'

Musical guest Julia Michaels performs 'Lie Like This' for Late Night with Seth Meyers.

James Spader reminisces about his Pretty in Pink character Steff McKee and gives details about The Blacklist’s recent animated episode.

The Local Natives & Sharon Van Etten perform the song Lemon on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Dua talks about guest-hosting our show, an awkward moment she had while interviewing Gwen Stefani, her fans thinking she was pregnant after she used baby-related emojis on a picture she posted, what her 15-year-old brother thinks of her fame, moving to London on her own as a teenager, her Grammy nominations, and being extremely superstitious.

Cynthia talks about moving to Los Angeles, meeting Oprah and Jason Bateman for the first time, getting a Critics Choice Award nomination for “The Outsider,” and playing Aretha Franklin in “Genius: Aretha.”