James Corden News

James invites his guests Kaley Cuoco and Joel McHale to act in a dramatic soap opera scene in which every line of dialogue is pulled from Drake lyrics (except for one, with respect to Cardi B). Who will win Keke's heart?

When James goes to greet 'Crazy Rich Asians' star Henry Golding before his first appearance on The Late Late Show, he learns that Henry won't come out for the interview until his mother, played by Michelle Yeoh, approves. A task that proves to be much more difficult than James anticipated.

“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” has won the late-night ratings race for the week of Sept. 10-14 in the key adult 18-49 demographic, as well as adults 18-34, adults 25-54 and all key adult-female demos, according to “live plus same day” figures from Nielsen Media Research.

Some well-known names–new to public radio–will join Chris Thile on stage for the upcoming season of Live from Here. Over the past two years, Thile has brought his eclectic mix of music and guests to the show, appealing to curious music fans. As the creative force, Thile continues to retool and shape the weekly live public radio performance. This year, he's added new talent to the mix with a focus on providing an even better experience for live and radio listeners to Live from Here, which has increased its listenership among young listeners, ages 18-44, including a 22 percent gain for those ages 25-34.

Gaz Coombes returns to North America this month to perform a string of intimate solo sets highlighting the release of his latest album World's Strongest Man. During his time stateside, Gaz and his full band will perform live on the Late Late Show with James Corden on September 19th.

ABC News' “Nightline” averaged 1.175 million Total Viewers, 421,000 Adults 25-54, 328,000 Adults 18-49, during the week of Sept. 10, 2018, based on Live + Same Day Data from Nielsen Media Research. “Nightline” outdelivered CBS' “The Late Late Show with James Corden” (381,000 and 287,000, respectively) in Adults 25-54 (+40,000) and Adults 18-49 (+41,000).

Tonight is the the 70th Emmy Awards! Hosted by Colin Jost and Michael Che, the telecast will air live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles at 8:00 PM ET on NBC. BroadwayWorld will be updating live as winners are announced tonight, so make sure to check back throughout the night to find out if your favorite nominee won!

Barns Courtney has released the official music video to match his new single '99', out now on Virgin EMI.

Kanye West & Lil Pump have made history with their new single “I Love It” (G.O.O.D. Music / Def Jam Recordings / Warner Bros. Records).

Good Charlotte today released their highly-anticipated seventh studio album Generation Rx via MDDN/ BMG. The album is available digitally and physically now. Limited edition merch bundles are available exclusively through the band's online store.

In addition to hosting The Late Late Show, James Corden works as a music performance enhancement coach (read: guru) and decides the world's next massive collaboration has to be Dr. Phil and Good Charlotte. Will it be enough to make them Great Charlotte?

James Corden and Reggie Watts kick off a new episode of The Late Late Show with a music video in the style of Kanye West and Lil Pump's collaboration 'I Love It,' which dropped before the weekend.

James Corden loves love and surprises, so that's why he's surprising The Late Late Show's legal counsel, Diane, with a game of Late Late Live Tinder. Diane and James navigate through a series of suitable bachelors, eventually landing on the one to accompany Diane on a date at CBS's finest outdoor patio. Is love in the late late air?

“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” has won the late-night ratings race for the week of Sept. 3-7 in the key adult 18-49 demographic and all other key demos, equaling the show's strongest adult 18-49 rating in six months, according to “live plus same day” figures from Nielsen Media Research.

ABC News' “Nightline” averaged 1.155 million Total Viewers, 423,000 Adults 25-54, 328,000 Adults 18-49, during the week of Sept. 3, 2018, based on Live + Same Day Data from Nielsen Media Research. “Nightline” beat CBS' “The Late Late Show with James Corden” (360,000 and 279,000, respectively) in Adults 25-54 (+63,000) and Adults 18-49 (+49,000).

Atlantic recording group Why Don't We have sold out New York City's famed Radio City Music Hall in less than two hours, as part of their upcoming 8 Letters Tour. Set for spring 2019, the cross-country marks the group's most extensive North American headline tour to date. For complete details and ticket availability, please visit whydontwemusic.com.

Emmy Award winner and Golden Globe nominated TATIANA MASLANY ("Orphan Black," Mary Page Marlowe) will join Tony, Olivier, Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner BRYAN CRANSTON (All The Way, "Breaking Bad") in NETWORK, now set to open at the Belasco Theatre (111 W 44th Street). NETWORK was previously scheduled to play the Cort Theatre.

The Television Academy tonight presented the 2018 Creative Arts Emmy Awards Ceremonies on Saturday and Sunday night honoring outstanding artistic and technical achievement in television at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. The Saturday ceremony, which kicked-off the 70th Emmys, awarded many talented artists and craftspeople in the categories of animation, scripted programming including comedy, drama and limited series. The Sunday ceremony honored performers, artists and craftspeople for excellence in variety, nonfiction or reality programming, reality competition programming, music, choreography, as well as documentary or nonfiction specials, informational series or specials.

 Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) today announced more than $123.6 million has been pledged collectively so far in connection with the star-studded Sept. 7 'roadblock' fundraising telecast in the United States and Canada. The funds pledged toward the SU2C scientific model will be directed to collaborative research programs utilizing SU2C's scientific oversight in both the United States and Canada.

James, dressed as Cher, invites Cher, William H. Macy also dressed as Cher, and Late Late Show staffers also dressed as Cher to compete against him in a game of Musical Chers. It's like Musical Chairs, but with a lot of Chers and the music is Cher's.