Reggie Watts Videos

Late Late Show music guest BTS lights up Stage 56 with their debut performance of 'Black Swan,' the latest hit from the Kpop super group.

James shows news clips and stops them before the end to quiz his audience on what will be said next. Hint: the answer is related to the title.

James asks Caitriona Balfe about her film 'Ford v Ferrari' and her own experiences with driving in California, and learns that she's actually been cited as one of the worst drivers in the state. And Sting recalls getting a speeding ticket in England one night and why he didn't bother to fight...the police.

Late Late Show guest Sting moves from the couch to the stage area to perform 'The Last Ship' with the cast of his show by the same name.

James Corden welcomes stand-up comedian Demetri Martin who is gearing up to do tour dates this spring, but unfortunately can't tell you when and where he'll be -- he must stick to the jokes he was booked to perform.

James Corden welcomes his guests Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach, and asks how the couple of 7-years refers to each other. And James asks them to recap the morning both of their films, Little Women and Marriage Story, received a slew of Academy Award nominations.

Late Late Show music guest Elbow performs 'White Noise White Heat' for the Stage 56 audience.

When James mentions he's known his guest Charlie Hunnam for more than 20 years, he learns Charlie wasn't a man of many friends and became a very good chess player online using the alias The Mantis.

When James Corden takes a moment to opine on the hits that defined 1999, Camila Cabello shows up with The Filharmonic ready to defend the biggest bops of 2019, and the only way to settle it is a riff off. Camila offers Lil Nas X's 'Old Town Road' and Shawn Mendes' 'If I Can't Have You,' and James counters with Ricky Martin's 'Livin' La Vida Loca' and Santana's 'Smooth,' before the two settle a beef over a duet of Camila's 'Señorita.'

James asks Brett Gelman to explain why he refers to himself as a Jaddy, and learns the word is the Jewish spin on the popular term, Zaddy, which is slang for an attractive man who presents himself well, and they run through some of the all-time great Jaddys.

James Corden welcomes his guests Bradley Whitford and Brett Gelman, and Bradley brings along some cat ears and tells James about his experience of seeing 'Cats' in what's called a rowdy screening.

After James asks the very dapper John Cena about his 2.0 look, complete with lush locks of hair (on his head, not beard), James shows a photo of January Jones from the 4th grade, and January walks James through her look, and recalls how her teacher swiped her looks throughout the school year.

Late Late Show music guest SHAED performs 'Trampoline' for the Stage 56 audience.

After James Corden asks Steve Buscemi about his likeness being used on a tattoo many call the worst of all time, Steve talks about his surprise that a tiny scene from '30 Rock' made him the face of one of the great memes - how do you do, fellow kids? And Reggie Watts has a question for Steve and Tim Roth.

James Corden welcomes his guests, Steve Buscemi and Tim Roth, and dives right into asking them about their memories of making 'Reservoir Dogs.' The two look back fondly, recalling conversations with Harvey Keitel and first-time director Quentin Tarantino's enthusiasm and confidence on set.

James asks Rachel Brosnahan about her wardrobe for 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' and learns it involves the painful act of wearing a corset --- something RuPaul knows very well after years of wearing elaborate wardrobe. After, Reggie Watts has a question about 2020 fashion predictions.

James asks Rachel Brosnahan about a recent throwback Thursday photo he shows, and the two try to decide which Spice Girl she's most embodying. And RuPaul adds a little flex, when James holds up a photo of him with the Spice Girls in the mid-1990s.

Noah Cyrus sits down backstage at the Late Late Show to read some of the weird and hilarious dreams about her that fans have posted on Twitter.

'Corporate Animals' star Ed Helms answers popular posts from Reddit's 'Too Afraid To Ask' community, where users ask questions they're too embarrassed to ask IRL, like the dangers of getting a nutmeg high too often and whether people actually enjoy singing Happy Birthday.

A look back at some of the juiciest revelations from the rounds of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts in 2019, including guests Halle Berry, Harry Styles, Kobe Bryant, Arnold Schwarzenegger and The Jonas Brothers.