James Corden welcomes his guests Louis Tomlinson, Rebecca Ferguson and John Lithgow, and opens by asking Louis about his memorabilia collection, which includes the leg braces from 'Forrest Gump' that he really should take out of the box.
James asks about her long-running rivalry with 'The Greatest Showman' costar Hugh Jackman over the game of backgammon, and learns that Hugh is as serious as they get -- always traveling to set with a board.
James asks the eternally lovely John Lithgow about the fact he has played a lot of murderous, menacing figures in his career, and what method John uses to make his stare more menacing -- which is all Rebecca Ferguson needs to be on edge.
James Corden is desperate for a ride back to Los Angeles and connects with Kanye West, who is traveling with his Sunday Service choir by airplane. Fly along in this 30,000-foot Carpool Karaoke, as James asks Kanye about his church, marriage with Kim Kardashian and what lyric he knew would make him famous. And sing along to 'Jesus Walks' and other Kanye West music.
After James Corden congratulates Zazie Beetz on the success of 'The Joker' he asks her about the system she uses for sneaking candy into a movie theater. And James asks Edward Norton about parallels between 'The Joker' and 'Fight Club.'
James Corden asks Edward Norton about what kind of pilot he is when taking to the skies, and nervous flyer Zazie Beetz expresses hesitation, despite Edward proudly saying he's very 'boring' (read: safe) up there.
Stand-up comedian Jay Larson entertains the Stage 56 audience with jokes about how he loves his daughter and son in very different ways, and how the words scissors might be the singular cause should his marriage dissolve.
James welcomes his guests Maggie Gyllenhaal and Demi Moore, fresh off Spill Your Guts and Fill Your Guts - a game Maggie might excel at, considering she's dined on a live langoustine and charred ants. And she and James admit they wouldn't have any problem taking a bite out of a 15-year-old cookie Demi recently found.
James congratulates Demi Moore on her new memoir, 'Inside Out,' which doesn't hold back details from the tales of her life. And she tells James how she drove up Los Angeles's infamous 405 freeway to the Valley way before she was legally allowed to make that drive.
James welcomes his well-traveled guests Joel Edgerton and Harry Connick Jr., and after Harry tells James about his caffeine-fueled tour of Kona, Hawaii, Joel tells James all the reasons he loves South Korea so much, a country Harry once went on a long rollerblading journey through.
Late Late Show music guest Noah Cyrus moves from the couch to the Stage 56 floor to perform her song 'July.'
When James asks Joel Edgerton about his time as a youth spent in a rap troupe, Joel becomes very worried James has gotten his hands on one of the tapes his brother possesses of their special time together.
James Corden congratulates Hasan Minhaj on his show 'Patriot Act' and asks about his interview with Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, and how it caught criticism online because they did not get into the offensive photos of Trudeau in blackface. And Hasan explains the difficulty of asking someone about something before news of it comes out.
James Corden welcomes his guests Paul Rudd and Hasan Minhaj, and James asks Paul about the importance of making the New York Times crossword puzzle, and Paul explains why his last name is the perfect crossword answer. And James asks the two about their shared experience of never realizing their basketball dreams.
Twin brothers Jack and Benny Lipson, aka the critically acclaimed jackbenny, returned to Birdland Theater in New York City with their new show All Aboard! The Train of Thought for one performance only on Tuesday, October 15, at 7pm.
New Ohio Theatre and IRT Theater are excited to welcome Kareem M. Lucas and the team of Zhailon Levingston, Alex Hare & Nehemiah Luckett as their newest Archive Residency artists.
Performance Space New York continues The Stages Seriesa?"rethinking the dominant form and aesthetics that have informed the stage for centuriesa?"with Martine Gutierrez's Circle (November 20, 22-23).
James Corden welcomes Finnish stand-up comedian Ismo, who tells the audience about some of the more curious words he's encountered in the English language, and why 'no means no' may need a slight revamp.
After Kieran Culkin explains to James how he found cursing at an early age, a skill that helps with his character on 'Succession,' Adam Devine tells James how he had to think on his feet when he auditioned for 'Pitch Perfect' and what he sang for the casting team.
James Corden invites Chance the Rapper for a commute through Los Angeles that includes the two singing Chance's biggest songs, and James attempting to open Chance's mind about adding vegetables to his diet. And Chance tells James how he would handle getting a subpar verse from a collaborator on one of his tracks.
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