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On KIMMEL, John talks about his wife Chrissy Teigen's mother who is very superstitious.

On KIMMEL, they bleeped and blurred all the week's big TV moments whether they need it or not. This week they feature Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and more. #UnnecessaryCensorship

“When you slip on the banana peel, people laugh at you. But when you tell people you slipped on the banana peel, it's your laugh. So you become the hero, rather than the victim of the joke.” This was Nora Ephron's philosophy, inherited from her own mother. She believed that being a writer meant turning the bad things that happen to you into comedy. Written and directed by her son, Jacob Bernstein, the candid portrait EVERYTHING IS COPY Nora Ephron: Scripted & Unscripted debuts MONDAY, MARCH 21 (9:00-10:30 p.m. ET/PT), exclusively on HBO.

On LATE LATE SHOW, After talking to Will Forte and Gerard Butler about pranks on their sets, Gerard recalls the time he thought his aunt died at a premiere (she didn't).

On the LATE LATE SHOW, James asks Will Forte about the experience of living with Val Kilmer for a few months, and Will talks about the one thing that went bizarrely wrong.

LATE LATE SHOW music guest M. Ward performs Little Baby.

On the LATE LATE SHOW, James asks 'The Last Man on Earth' star Will Forte about his own chances at survival faced with his character's situation and Will shares why poison oak would do him in.

On the LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden has a few issues with the homecoming reception for astronaut Scott Kelly, who returned from a year in space.

On the LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden and Gerard Butler share a scene from 'London Has Fallen' that didn't make the film featuring a fast-rhyming cockney fruit salesman slowing down a police pursuit.

Dr. Ben Carson is expected to suspend his campaign for President soon, but he should never be forgotten. So to make sure of that, JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE wrote a very special book to pay tribute to him.

NEW DRAMATISTS,Tony® Honor recipient and the nation's premier playwright development laboratory, will honor six-time Tony Award winning actress, Audra McDonald with their 2016 Distinguished Achievement Award at its 67th Annual Spring Luncheon tribute. The event will be held Thursday, May 12 at the New York Marriott Marquis.

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, music guest M. Ward performed 'Little Baby' for the studio audience. Check out the appearance below!

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden and guest Gerard Butler shared a scene from 'London Has Fallen' that didn't make the film featuring a fast-rhyming cockney fruit salesman slowing down a police pursuit.

Kansas City Repertory Theatre will continue its 2015-16 season with The Fantasticks, directed by Kansas City Repertory Theatre's Producing Director Jerry Genochio.

Though we're still a few months away, we couldn't help but ponder which of Corden's regular comedy bits from his late night talk show he may want to bring with him to Broadway's biggest night.

On last night's LATE SHOW, host James Corden used his weekly recap of 'The People v. OJ Simpson' to debut a mashup of Adele's "Hello" with an important phone call in the series' latest episode.

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden recaps the top stories from Super Tuesday and can't help but wonder if Gov. Chris Christie is regretting his decision to endorse Donald Trump.

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, when James showed a recent photo of Lea Michelle at a Los Angeles Clippers game, everyone couldn't help but notice Jay Z & Beyonce in the row just in front of them.

Let's take a trip back in time, shall we? The year was 1993 (or '94, or '95....'96?), I was 7 (or 8, or 9...10?) years old, and my parents took my sister and me to the Three Little Bakers dinner theater in Wilmington, Delaware, where 'Fiddler On The Roof' was playing. Unfortunately, I don't remember much about this experience other than that it was the first time I ever had a Shirley Temple, the waitress made me cry, and the line for the prime rib buffet was very long. This was, however, the first time those famous first strains of Jerry Bock's violin solo entered the back of my brain and psyche, and never left. Over the next several years, Fiddler lightly weaved its way in and out of my life: the occasional off key rendition of 'Sunrise, Sunset' at Jewish Community North, catching the film on AMC, and that community theatre production that my synagogue's men's club brought their families to (ironically enough, the girl playing Hodel ended up being my prom date). While at Juilliard, my best friend, Scott and I saw the 2004 revival together TWICE. Once with Alfred Molina, and another time with Harvey Fierstein and Rosie O'Donnell. For over a decade, it's been part of our rotation of inside jokes to cast Tevye and Golde with obscure and asinine choices of actors, then perform 'Do You Love Me', impersonating said actors (Keanu Reaves as Tevye and Paula Deen as Golde, anyone?). As an American suburban Jewish kid growing up in the late '90s/early 00's, Fiddler was just part of the narrative -- Chinese Food on Christmas.

On last night's LATE SHOW, host James Corden admired the beauty of his guests, Freida Pinto and Saffron Burrows, before showing an old chewing gum commercial featuring Freida.