Kelly Clarkson Videos

Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson may consider returning as judges on 'American Idol,' but they have some conditions on what they would need in order to head back to the show. Paula also shares a fun story about how Michael Bolton was her babysitter when she was a kid. Small world! Tune in to hear more from Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform an upbeat cover of 'You Get What You Give' by New Radicals in the latest Kellyoke.

Skylar Astin has covered quite a few Kelly Clarkson songs during his TV and film career! He sang 'A Moment Like This' on 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist' and 'Since U Been Gone' on 'Pitch Perfect' and admits that Kelly's songs are quite difficult to nail—and Kelly totally agrees. Tune in for more with Skylar Astin.

'Cobra Kai' star Ralph Macchio has been in a lot of iconic movies, including 'Crossroads,' 'My Cousin Vinny,' and of course, 'The Karate Kid.' On the show, he reveals all the props he was able to snag from sets of these timeless films and finally explains—once and for all—if he named his son after his 'Karate Kid' character. Tune in for the full interview with Ralph!

Get your cowboy boots on! Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a country cover of 'Sin Wagon' by The Chicks in the latest Kellyoke.

Kelly Clarkson and her musical director Jason Halbert perform a moving cover of 'Rainbow' by Kacey Musgraves in the latest Kellyoke.

The effects of the pandemic have taken a toll on people everywhere, so best-selling author Deepak Chopra has some useful tips to help Kelly's audience rebuild their confidence and find inner peace. Tune in for more words of wisdom with Deepak Chopra.

Even celebs get pulled over from time to time, but 'The Rookie' star Nathan Fillion recalls how he got out of a speeding ticket by signing an autograph for a cop... as another actor. Sneaky! Tune in to hear this hilarious story with Nathan Fillion.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a breathtaking cover of 'Hold On, We're Going Home' by Drake in the latest Kellyoke.

Mayim Bialik is back on the show, and she's sharing all the details about her new FOX sitcom 'Call Me Kat' and her mental health podcast 'Mayim Bialik's Breakdown.' Mayim reveals how she's run out of things to do with her kids during quarantine, how she learned that she is a highly sensitive person, and why napping has changed her life! Plus, she even catches some Zs in the middle of the show.

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform an upbeat cover of 'Rare' by Selena Gomez in the latest Kellyoke.

Busta Rhymes is starting the new year with some motivational words and a whole new bod. He gets candid about what to expect on his new album 'Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God' and how he had to change his perspective to keep himself on the right path. He also reveals that his first rap name was very uncool, but it helped him find the name Busta Rhymes.

Social distancing has created quite a few virtual miscommunications on The Kelly Clarkson Show, including one time when an interview with David Boreanaz went so haywire, Kelly had to act out her interview questions with gestures since he couldn't hear anything. Today, Kelly celebrates the hilarious moment in a (planned!) game of charades with 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist' star Mary Steenburgen—complete with a surprise cameo from Mary's husband, Ted Danson.

Kelly is taking you back to the '80s! Watch her and her band Y'all perform a powerful cover of 'Borderline' by Madonna in the latest Kellyoke.

Chicago native and comedian Sherri Shepherd talks with Kelly about the joys of getting older and how she's making her 50s count. (Even if it's a little NSFW.) Plus, she gives Kelly all the details on her Netflix series, 'Mr. Iglesias.'

Born and raised Chicagoan Craig Robinson pulls up to his DRIVE-INterview in a vintage pink convertible. He and Kelly talk about his past job as a teacher and how much he loves hosting 'The Masked Dancer.' Then, he pulls out his keyboard makes an impromptu drive-in song with Kelly.

The holidays are always filled with unexpected surprises but these stories take the word “surprise” to a whole new level! Watch Kelly react to some of the most stressful (and side-splitting!) stories about holidays-gone-wrong sent in from viewers.

Kalia Love Jones dreamed of being a filmmaker at an extremely young age, and at 14 years old, she created and self-funded an animated movie called 'The Power Of Hope.' Kelly chats with Kalia and her father Gerald to hear how she accomplished such an amazing achievement and surprises her with a special message from 'Wonder Woman 1984' star Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins.

Get your eggnog out and put on your ugly Christmas sweater—it's Christmas time! Kelly and her band Y'all perform a jolly cover of 'It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas.'

Two-time Grammy winner Tanya Tucker performs her song 'Bring My Flowers Now,' which appears on her albums 'While I'm Livin'' and 'Live from the Troubadour.'