James Corden News

Today the Grammy-nominated Austin duo Black Pumas release their Spotify Holiday Single, a cover of the legendary R&B artist Lou Rawls’ 1967 track “Christmas Will Really Be Christmas.”

James Corden connects with FITZ who is excited to release his first solo album early next year. And FITZ shares a performance of his solo debut single 'Head Up High.'

James Corden connects with Melissa McCarthy and Bobby Cannavale who are in Australia braving its natural predators to film 'Nine Perfect Strangers.'

Today's top stories: Ryan Murphy reveals that Meryl Streep will rap in The Prom film, get a sneak peek of Ann Harada, Telly Leung, James Monroe Iglehart and more in The Nice List, The Minutes has loaded out of The Cort Theatre and now plans to open in March 2022, and more!

Netflix will submit 'The Prom' actors Meryl Streep, Jo Ellen Pellman, and James Corden in leading actor categories for this year's Academy Awards.

Ryan Murphy, director of Netflix's 'The Prom,' spoke to Variety today about the upcoming movie musical, starring Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, Ariana DeBose, Andrew Rannells, James Corden, Keegan-Michael Key, Kerry Washington, and more. 

James Corden connects with Jack Harlow who is sharing a performance of his hit single, 'Tyler Herro' and Jack explains how it was a bit of a road before he and Tyler became friends.

Late Late Show music guests Ashe and Niall Horan share a performance of 'Moral of the Story' shot in London's Royal Albert Hall.

James Corden welcomes Max Greenfield to the studio in Television City, where he recently visited with the cast of 'The Neighborhood' to tape a modified version of 'The Price Is Right' which Max details as very strange without an audience. And Max explains why he isn't the best tutor for his children.

To me, a musical movie isn’t merely a stage production on film.

James Corden connects with Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada, the duo who make up Black Pumas and asks them about their start. After, the guys share a performance of their new song 'I'm Ready.'

James Corden asks Thomas Middleditch about a three-year game of Dungeons & Dragons that he just wrapped with his friends and Thomas does his best to explain how it works. After, Reggie has a question for Thomas.

HBO Max kicked off a “20 Days of Kindness” campaign today on behalf of their new film “Superintelligence,” from New Line Cinema.

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. Was it the push Joe needed to take the win?! After James congratulates David on celebrating 22 years of marriage, the 'Come Away' star shares the promise he and his wife made to each other that he feels helped keep them close over the years.

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

There are few better moments for theatre people than discovering our favorite songwriting team has written more than just that one hit show we love (looking at you, Lin-Manuel Miranda). In Monday's episode, Sally and Ashley discuss when they have experienced such moments with Lin himself, Andrew Lippa, and Tom Jones/Harvey Schmidt of THE FANTASTICKS.

James Corden connects with Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince of The Kills who, like most of the country, have been on the edge of their seat during the presidential election. And the two share a performance of 'Raise Me' off their upcoming album of rarities and b-sides titled Little Bastards.

James Corden connects with the great Henry Winkler who recently turned 75, and also donned the Fonz's leather jacket for a Happy Days reunion to raise money. After, James asks Henry about when 'Barry' will be back in production and Henry tells James about the second book in his 'Alien Superstar' series, he and his writing partner's 35th book overall.

Érase una vez… en un teatro de Broadway llamado Martin Beck Theatre, se estrenaba el musical INTO THE WOODS en 1987 un día como hoy con un reparto de lujo, un libreto excelente de mano de James Lapine y una partitura que permanecería en el imaginario colectivo desde entonces como una de las grandes obras maestras de Stephen Sondheim.