James Corden Videos

Even though she's appearing on the cover of Cosmpolitan for the third time, Lucy Hale tells James that her father still assumes that the most salacious headlines are referring to her.

Billy Crystal quizzes his co-star Ben Schwartz to see if Ben can complete some of the most famous movie lines from his 40-year career.

Scott Bakula appeared as a guest on The Late Late Show with James Corden last night, February 21! During his appearance, Bakula told James about an onstage mishap that he had to deal with early in his career during a production of The Pirates of Penzance. Bakula told the tale of how he nearly killed an audience member after a prop sword malfunctioned.

Late Late Show music guest Jack Peñate performs 'Prayer' for the Stage 56 audience.

Anya Taylor-Joy, star of 'Emma,' tells James about how a suspicious encounter while walking her dog in London unexpectedly led to a modeling contract.

After learning his 'Sonic the Hedgehog' costar Ben Schwartz left him a secret letter wedged between cushions of the Late Late Show couch, James Marsden reads the surprise message aloud and begrudgingly treats everyone to his impression of Jim Carrey's classic 'Fire Marshall Bill' character.

Drawing inspiration from the success of his film 'Sonic the Hedgehog,' Ben Schwartz pitches a film he thinks is ripe for adaptation into a video game... but there's a twist.

James Corden and Justin Bieber are reunited in the carpool lane where they quickly get into an argument about Tom Cruise, create a new TikTok dance for 'Yummy,' chat about Justin's marriage to Hailey Bieber and of course, sing some of Justin's new music and even a couple classic tunes.

James Corden and his guest June Diane Raphael have children the same age, so James takes the opportunity to ask her for some tips on how to keep them busy around Los Angeles, and June tells him where not to go: an amusement park, where she recently purchased two fart guns for her children. And James explains the one silver lining of fart guns in the home.

James asks Patrick Stewart about his professional ambitions before pursuing the stage in full, and Patrick recalls when he was 15-years-old and got a job writing for a weekly community newspaper. It's a job he didn't keep too long, as he took quite a few liberties when it came to actually reporting the news.

Late Late Show music guest Jonas Brothers return to perform their song 'What A Man Gotta Do' for the Stage 56 audience.

James asks his guest Will Arnett about the volume of voiceover work he gets thanks to his unmistakable pipes, specifically about some of the stranger products Will has had to read for in his career, including a potato chip that could lead to some unwanted leakage. And James asks Aaron Paul about how he survived a makeup process he underwent for a project that may or may not be 'Westworld.'

When James shows off the new cover of Men's Journal, featuring a very strapping Aaron Paul, the conversation quickly turns to Aaron's inability to pose in photos -- specifically, what he should be doing with his hands. After, James asks Aaron and his 'BoJack Horseman' co-star Will Arnett about the show coming to its end.

Adam Pally talks about being a one-night host of the Late Late Show before James Corden took over and tells a story about being on the same flight as Regis Philbin and Whitney Cummings.

Stand-up comedian Lou Sanders performs jokes about her recent man-ban and concerns that everyone is watching too much pornography.

After spotting her massive new engagement ring, James lobbies Anna Faris for the honor of officiating her wedding but the 'Mom' star has other plans.

Michael Peña tells James Corden and Anna Faris about the time he was paired up with Tiger Woods in a celebrity golf match and made the greatest putt of his life in front of the legendary golfer.

Green Day performs 'Oh Yeah!' from their new album for the Late Late Show audience.

After Lana Condor shares a story about a revealing encounter with fans who followed her into a sauna, the 'To All The Boys I've Loved Before' star admits to a bit of celebrity stalking of her own: a grocery-shopping David Beckham.

After asking Dr. Phil about proposing to his wife Robin on Valentine's Day, James shifts his attention to the spectacular all-white tuxedo that Dr. Phil ended up wearing when he and Robin eventually tied the knot.