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Adams stepped in after Clare Crawley decided to exit the show after meeting her now-fiancé Dale Moss, but she's making it clear she's no one's second choice.

Get ready to sing along! Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a classic cover of 'Maybe It Was Memphis' by Pam Tillis in the latest Kellyoke.

'The Office' star Rainn Wilson calls in and brings some serious laughs to the show.

Anthony Anderson is still just a kid from Compton.

Late Late Show music guest Sam Smith shares a performance of their new single 'Diamonds.

James Corden welcomes David Oyelowo to the studio and asks him about a video he posted urging people to vote for Joe Biden while jump roping shirtless.

Regal Cinemas will close its 18 remaining locations in New York and California, effective Thursday.

Thomas Middleditch is a Canadian who is waiting to take the American citizenship test, so Stephen helps him study up.

Stacey Abrams describes what it took to build a voting infrastructure that reflected the changing demographics in the South and ultimately flip Georgia blue in the presidential election.

Musical guest John Legend performs 'Wild' for Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Sarah Cooper shares when she realized her Trump lip sync bits were effective for showing what little sense he makes, shares her thoughts on the election results and how they impacted her videos and reveals why Trump blocked her on Twitter in 2017.

Nathaniel Rateliff performs the song “And It’s Still Alright” on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Luke talks about what he's been up to in quarantine, getting chickens, being a Carolina Panthers fan, losing a bet that required him to be a vegan, getting married over the summer and having to change their wedding plans last minute, wanting to meet Garth Brooks, and his big CMA nominations.

Taraji talks about turning 50, hosting the AMA’s, BTS performing, New Edition being her all-time favorite band, idolizing Prince and forming a fan club for him, and Jimmy and Taraji dramatize some of our staffers text messages from last week in 'Election Text Theater!'

Comedian Josh Johnson performs stand-up for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Megan Rapinoe reveals how she proposed to fiancée Sue Bird, talks about writing her new book One Life and explains how Jim Carrey and Michael Jordan influenced her personality.

Kayley Cuoco describes her new HBO Max show The Flight Attendant, talks about filming it in Thailand and Italy before COVID-19 and shares the story of an unforgettable night out in Rome.

The hilariously zany classic THE COURT JESTER celebrates its 65th anniversary with a brand-new Blu-ray in the Paramount Presents line, debuting January 26, 2021 from Paramount Home Entertainment.

CBS announced today a target for all future unscripted programs to have casts with at least 50% of the contestants being Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), beginning in the 2021-2022 broadcast season.

Chris Stapleton will perform “Starting Over” during the 54th Annual CMA Awards—airing this Wednesday, November 11 at 8:00pm ET/7:00pm CT on ABC.

TNT, TBS and truTV are taking this “Thanksgiving to the HBO Max” and giving audiences a taste of the streamer’s powerhouse programming slate.

After a family tragedy strikes, Frank Hardy (Rohan Campbell), 16, and his brother Joe (Alexander Elliot), 12, are forced to move from the big city to their parent's hometown of Bridgeport for the summer.

'Music's Greatest Mysteries,' an original six-episode series which guides viewers on an immersive journey each week investigating headline grabbing myths involving musical artists from the past and present, premieres on AXS TV Sunday, November 15 at 9 p.

OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network announced today the acquisition of the evocative documentary film 'OWN Spotlight: (In)Visible Portraits' from thought leader, storyteller and filmmaker, Oge Egbuonu, as her directorial debut to air in 2021.

'The Good Doctor' (10:00-11:00 p.