Meryl Streep News

'We are Russian Jews', my father would always tell me when I asked where we came from. From a very young age, I was curious about history; where people and things came from, origins, and remnants. Growing up in the US, I was used to the idea of the big melting pot - that a lot people here came from somewhere else for a better life. A lot of us, including myself, have very mixed backgrounds, and it can be overwhelming to piece together the puzzle that is your ancestry. Thankfully, we live in the golden age of the World Wide Web, and our collective curiosity and quest for a sense of identity and meaning has resulted in the creation of wonderful resources like ancestry.com.

On LATE LATE, James shares the hidden side effects of things you do and people you meet every day.

On LATE LATE, James asks Neve Campbell about the 20th anniversary of 'Scream' and Neve still meets fanatics of the film, including whole families.

LATE LATE SHOW music guest Gwen Stefani performs 'Make Me Like You.'

On LATE LATE, James asks Mark and Jay Duplass about working together making projects and how they decide who is going to take the lead on any given day.

On LATE LATE, James is excited to celebrate International Women's Day until he learns it shares its date with National Pancakes Day.

Reggie Watts is excited to introduce Star Wars' very own BB-8 and is compelled to sing his droid friend a song on LATE LATE.

On KIMMEL, Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney reads some mean tweets written about him by Donald Trump and his supporters.

Ray Romano's son Matt has been working at our show for a couple years, so Ray asked Jimmy to give him a raise during his interview on KIMMEL.

Recently there were primaries and caucuses held in Michigan, Hawaii, Idaho and Mississippi all on the same day. As you are probably aware, those states are abbreviated as MI, HI, ID and MS, respectively. Jimmy wondered how many people actually know these very common state abbreviations, so he went on the street to find out on KIMMEL.

On KIMMEL, Jimmy reviews some of the odd merchandise that's been sold by the various campaigns during this election season.

On KIMMEL, Ray talks about being on HBO's “Vinyl” and recalls the first concert he ever went to.

On KIMMEL, Ray talks about filming a threesome for the show “Vinyl” and recalls a funny story about the first sex scene he ever filmed.

Governor Romney explains why he doesn't want Donald Trump to be the Republican Party's presidential nominee on KIMMEL.

Governor Romney talks about some of the other people besides Trump who are running for President and Jimmy tries to get him to answer some hypothetical questions on KIMMEL.

Tenri Cultural Institute  presents Border Crossings, a cultural exchange featuring works by American composer Richard Cameron-Wolfe and Ukrainian composer Volodymyr Runchak on Friday, March 11th at 8pm.

On LATE LATE, James asks Queen Latifah about her days touring with Will Smith and learns he wasn't the most skilled dice roller playing cee-lo.

James asks David Walliams about the love/hate relationship with his fellow Britain's Got Talent judge, Simon Cowell on LATE LATE.

On LATE LATE SHOW, James says goodbye to things he feels have dominated the holiday landscape recently and welcomes back things we've neglected, like the fun version of Donald Trump.

James Corden catches up on the latest political headlines, including Bernie Sanders' 'ghetto' and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's endorsement of Gov. John Kasich on LATE LATE.