James Corden connects with the iconic Gloria Steinem who talks about her friendship with Meghan Markle and their adventures phone banking together, what her message to Amy Coney Barrett would be and why the importance of voting is different this time around. And James asks her about the experience of watching 'The Glorias' come to life.
James Corden catches up with Conan Gray, who reveals what song almost didn't make it on his album 'Kid Krow,' before sharing a performance of his hit song 'Heather.'
Inspired by President Donald Trump's return to the White House with James Corden performs a special version of Paul McCartney's classic 'Maybe I'm Amazed.' Still infected with COVID-19 and facing polls heading in the wrong direction, we'll see what Trump is immune to in the next month.
Late Late Show music guest Bishop Briggs shares a performance of her song 'Higher.'
James welcomes supergroup The Jaded Hearts Club who share a performance of their cover of the Screamin' Jay Hawkins classic 'I Put a Spell On You.'
James Corden connects with Seth MacFarlane, who shares his take on the news of President Donald Trump contracting COVID-19. And Seth tells James how he came to be involved in the return of COSMOS, as well as some of the other projects that keep him busy, including 'Books of Blood' and 'Great Songs from Stage & Screen.'
James Corden connects with 'Kajillionaire' star Evan Rachel Wood who has used the quarantine to finally find her ability to keep plants alive. And after Evan explains how her son figured out her role in 'Frozen 2,' James asks Evan about her work create the Phoenix Act, a law which helps victims of crimes up against statutes of limitations.
James Corden connects with his friend Tyra Banks who is really enjoying her new role as host of Dancing With The Stars. After the two talk about what Tyra gets into on the weekends, James gets serious with Tyra about her new ice cream and is desperate to pound that pint with her.
Today, LA indie-shoegaze quintet Draag shared their heady cover of “Discipline” by industrial pioneers Throbbing Gristle, ahead of the band’s Covers EP out October 9.
James Corden connects with former First Lady, U.S. Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton the night after the first debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and Hillary shares her observations and what advice she gave Biden's debate team as they prepared to face someone who uses bully tactics.
Late Late Show music guest Brittany Howard shares a performance of 'Baby' off her solo album 'Jaime.'
James Corden connects with Andrew Rannells, someone he spent a lot of time with early in 2020 making 'The Prom' before COVID-19 reached the US. James asks Andrew about their experience working together, and what it was like to make his directorial debut. And 'The Boys In the Band' star shares what it was like to make a film so personal to him.
Late Late Show music guest Summer Walker performs 'Let It Go' from her album Life On Earth.
Jeff Daniels joins James via video chat from his home in Michigan to talk about his star-turn as Atticus Finch on Broadway, a special lesson he received from Justin Timberlake and the advice that the 'Comey Rule' star would give Joe Biden ahead of the first presidential debate.
Chaos Chaos, the synth-pop project of sisters Asya and Chloe Saavedra, is pleased to present the official video for their new single 'Need You.' The quarantine video which features Madge premiered today at Flood Magazine. The video was produced by Zhone and edited by the band's Chloe Saavedra and Mike Smith.
On the last night of Alicia Keys's week-long residency, James Corden and Alicia Keys sing a special duet of her hit song, 'No One,' with updated lyrics longing for the day we can all safely get together for live entertainment again.
James Corden connects with his friend Jason Schwartzman who tells James that his daughter routinely casts him as 'Biggie' in their at-home Trolls games. And Jason talks about learning the art of looking busy in front of his kids, and how he freaked out a taxi driver talking about the scenes he was shooting for 'Fargo.'
Today, LA indie-shoegaze quintet Draag shared their version of Deerhunter’s modern classic “Nothing Ever Happened,” premiered by FLOOD Magazine ahead of the band’s Covers EP out October 9.
James and Alicia Keys take turns asking personal questions and are given a choice: answer truthfully or eat whatever food is in front of them, including hot dog juice, blood jello and scorpions.
James Corden connects with Sharon Stone who updates him on her sister and brother-in-law, who are in a long recovery from COVID-19. And James asks the 'Ratched' star about her current relationship status with dating apps.
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