Alicia Keys performs 'So Done' featuring Khalid from her new album ALICIA, continuing her week-long drive-in concert series in Television City's parking lot. Tune in every night this week for more incredible performances from Alicia and special guests.
James asks Ken Jeong to take part in Late Late Show and Tell, and Ken brings out a special guitar and sings a very personal song. And Reggie Watts has a question for Ken.
After reminiscing about her night hosting the Late Late Show in December 2019, Alicia Keys and James chat about her new album ALICIA, the vulnerability of collaborating with other artists and the 'pinch-me' moment that was the release of Alicia's iconic debut album: 'Songs in A Minor.' Then James congratulates Alicia on her 10 year wedding anniversary she recently celebrated with producer Swizz Beats, and Alicia offers her secrets for fight-free wedded bliss.
Dua Lipa and James Corden update the lyrics to her hits 'Don't Start Now' and 'New Rules' to lay out the struggles of dating during the coronavirus quarantine.
James Corden connects with 'Magical Misfits' author Neil Patrick Harris, who recently shared he and his family had contracted the coronavirus earlier in the year but are fully recovered. James asks Neil about how he and his husband, David, met. And Neil talks about what his experience has been like to act in the new 'Matrix' film.
James Corden connects with Dave Bayley of Glass Animals, who just released their album 'Dreamland.' And the band shares a performance of their song 'Tangerine.'
James Corden connects with John David Washington who is back in the room he grew up in, reunited with his pair of Jordans signed by MJ himself. The two talk about 'Tenet' and John tells James about his first theater experience as a kid, where he ran into the Ninja Turtles.
James connects with Rainn Wilson who has been in quarantine with his family, including their pet zonkey, and asks him about how he imagines Dwight's behavior during a pandemic. And Rainn tells James about the experience of making 'The Idiot's Guide to Climate Change' with Greta Thunberg. And the 'Utopia' connects with Reggie Watts about getting a D&D game going.
Leaders at Skype hop in a meeting to discuss how the company went from being the go-to verb for video calls at the start of the pandemic to totally losing market share to Zoom. Can a big idea save the company? Starring Rainn Wilson, Anthony Ramos, Olivia Harewood, Louis Waymouth and Diana Miller.
James Corden connects with Dr. Phil McGraw in unusual circumstances, even for these times, and asks him about a very busy and celebratory summer. And Dr. Phil explains why he posted a video to TikTok asking fans to stop referring to him as Daddy. After, James and Dr. Phil discuss the importance of protecting their mental health as we collectively stay in quarantine and social distance.
James Corden connects with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Joan Jett who should be out touring the country, and Joan tells James what she's been missing most about playing shows. After, James asks Joan about covering 'Jeepster' on 'AngelHeaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan and T.Rex' and what the experience was like at her Hall induction.
Late Late Show music guest Nick Cave shares a performance of the T. Rex classic 'Cosmic Dancer.' All week, The Late Late Show is celebrating the release of 'AngelHeaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan and T.Rex' produced by the late, great Hal Willner. - From the film Idiot Prayer - Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace, in cinemas worldwide from November 5.
James Corden welcomes Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl, and the two discuss recording a song for 'Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan & T. Rex.'
Indie-shoegaze quintet Draag just released a dreamy version of the psychedelic epic “Lansing” by Vinyl Williams
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On last night's episode of The Late Late Show, Instagram power user James Corden shares a special feature only he has access to: the ability to see what was cropped out of photos by anyone.
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