P. James Videos

Watch as the dancers of this season’s revival of Terence Blanchard’s hit opera rehearse the Act III step dance with co-director and choreographer Camille A. Brown.

Watch Tony nominee Brian d’Arcy James in the new teaser for video for Pain Hustlers, a sharp and revealing look at what some people do out of desperation and others do out of greed. The film is directed by David Yates, and also stars Emily Blunt, Chris Evans, Catherine O’Hara, Chloe Coleman, Jay Duplass, Amit Shah, and Andy Garcia.

James Corden gets a krumping tutorial and the band talks about their experiences with the training system that led them to form BLACKPINK. In the video, everyone gets their Spice Girls name. They performed 'Pink Venom,' 'DDU DU DDU DU,' 'No Scrubs' by TLC, 'How You Like That,' and 'Wannabe' by Spice Girls.

Ephraim Sykes joined Morgan James in the new music video for 'Nobody's Fool But Mine,' from James' upcoming album. James' new 90s-style R&B album includes collaborations with Raphael Saadiq, Memphis saxophonist Lannie McMillan (Silk Sonic, Al Green), and producers/songwriters Sam Watters and Louis Biancaniello (Kelly Clarkson, Anastacia)

Returning for season 10 are Lisa Vanderpump, Ariana Madix, James Kennedy, Katie Maloney, Lala Kent, Raquel Leviss, Scheana Shay, Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz. Ally Lewber joins alongside SURver Charli Burnett and longtime friend Kristina Kelly, who steps back onto the scene. Watch the video trailer now!

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James Corden joins Jennifer and talks about how he once tried to form a boy band with his high school friends called “Insatiable,” sharing that they never played proper shows but it was a way to meet girls. He touches upon how he and his wife are having troubles  with their lazy Elf on the Shelf who chooses not to move. Watch videos now!

In a new segment on CBS Mornings, correspondent Jamie Wax sat down with Kennedy Kanagawa, who is the Milky White puppeteer in Into the Woods on Broadway. The puppet, which is mostly made of recylced cardboard, steals the hearts of audiences in the acclaimed Broadway revival of the classic Stephen Sondheim musical. Watch the new video interview now!

Brian D'Arcy James sat down on GMA3 this morning to discuss starring in the Broadway revival of Into the Woods. During the interview, James discussed working alongside his 'stage wife' Sara Bareilles and Jennifer Lopez, Hillary Clinton, Scarlett Johansson, and Colin Jost coming to the show. Watch the new video interview now!

It's been years in the making and finally it's here! In just under a week, Steven Spielberg's highly anticipated remake of West Side Story hits the big screen. The film features some of musical theatre's most beloved music and most iconic characters, including Officer Krupke, played by Broadway's very own Brian d'Arcy James.

Performers include Clyde Alves, Phillip A. Attmore, Michael Biren, Jim Borstelmann, Preston Truman Boyd, Lamont Brown, Barry Busby, Joshua Buscher, Andrew Cao, Jake Corcoran, Casey Garvin, Dan Horn, Jess Leprotto, Kevin Ligon, Brian Martin, Paul Mcgill, Bobby Pestka, Jonalyn Saxer, Angelo Soriano, Kevin Worley, Richard Riaz Yoder, and Bradley Allan Zarr.

After they discuss making the film adaptation of 'Dear Evan Hansen,' Ben and James bounce around what show is going to bring Ben back on the live stage ('Amadeus' anyone??).

James Corden connects with his friend Bob Odenkirk, who is hanging out in his son's room that he's commandeered. And James asks Bob about filming the final season of 'Better Call Saul' and Bob becomes emotional reflecting on how he's come to love the character that changed his career and life. And the 'Nobody' star talks about his role as the unsuspecting hero.

James Corden welcomes Ben Schwartz to the show for the 10th time, and Ben is over the moon to celebrate such an occasion. As they go through all the memories, things start to go off the rails when Ben has a few simple questions for James. And just when things are smoothed over with the 'Flora & Ulysses' star, the tables turn...

James Corden welcomes Kelly Marie Tran to Stage 56 and asks her about starring in 'Raya and the Last Dragon' after growing up with a Disney obsession (as proven by her still in-tact childhood room). And Kelly tells James how her parents didn't really grasp the gravity of her 'Star Wars' role as Rose Tico - he's not much of a sci-fi guy.

After Jodie talks about the changes that come with sending her children off to college, she admits to James she often fantasizes about leaving the film industry and redefining herself as a barista.

James asks the 'Searching for Italy' host if he's aware that scores of women profess their desires for him in graphic ways on Twitter, sharing a few of the lighter examples.

James asks about Drew's path to dating apps thanks to 'Bridgerton' - but not for that reason.

James Corden welcomes 'Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar' stars Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo who both have their hands full with children at home, and Kristen shares how a trip to the curb can feel miles away. And James asks the two about their humble beginnings as extras in projects like 'Judging Amy' and '8mm.'

James Corden connects with Mila Kunis, fresh off her Super Bowl commercial with Shaggy, who definitely goes by Shaggy 24/7. And James asks Mila about her and husband Ashton Kutcher's decision to do a dry January -- obviously they planned it not anticipating an insurrection of the United States Capitol. And Mila looks back on her various odd jobs, including a long run as a child laborer for her mother.