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James Corden connects with comedian and author Jim Gaffigan on a strange day in the United States, and the two talk about the challenge of explaining an attempted coup and everything that lead up to it to their children, and Jim shares how he's capturing it in the style of a children's book. And the 'Linoleum' star shares how he's waiting to see more courage from public servants.

Late Late Show music guest Tim Minchin shares a performance of his song 'Talked Too Much, Stayed Too Long.'

James Corden connects with James Marsden who moved from Los Angeles to Austin, Texas at the start of the pandemic. James asks 'The Stand' star about his start in Los Angeles and how he learned turning down parts can sometimes be advantageous, and James admits he probably shouldn't have turned down a role in 'Magic Mike.'

Late Late Show music guest Ingrid Andress shares a performance of her song 'Lady Like.'

James Corden connects with 'Go-Big Show' judge Rosario Dawson who drove an RV across the country to move in with her boyfriend Sen. Cory Booker, even after the Christmas gift he gave her (that she loves). And James asks Rosario about her journey of being fan-cast into The Mandalorian series that began with a drawing from @bosslogic. And Reggie Watts has a question about Grogu.

Billy Porter sits down backstage at the Late Late Show to read some of the weird and hilarious dreams about him that fans have posted to Twitter.

​​​​​​​OZ Arts Nashville today announced that it has joined a network of Global Partners for The Public Theater's prestigious Under the Radar Festival. The popular and highly anticipated two week event will take place virtually from January 6-17, 2021 and will feature artists from across the U.S. and around the world.

James Corden connects with Tom Smith and Andy Burrows, makers of James Corden's favorite Christmas album, 'Funny Looking Angels.' And the two share a special performance of one of 'When The Thames Froze.'

James Corden connects with Gal Gadot on the final night of Hanukkah, and she's quick to share her favorite part of the holiday is the food. After the two recall their hard work in the iron palace together, James asks the 'Wonder Woman: 1984' star about her journey to stardom and the role of Wonder Woman. And the two make plans to vogue together in the future.

Late Late Show music guest Phoebe Bridgers shares a special performance of her song 'Kyoto.' Photo courtesy of Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage

James Corden connects with his co-stars of 'The Prom,' Nicole Kidman and Kerry Washington, and James asks them about making the most out of 2020, with Kerry being named one of EW's entertainers of the year and Nicole sweeping the globe with her hit show 'The Undoing.' After Kerry talks about her family's obsession with the show, including having a pool to predict who was the killer, James asks Nicole about her first role as a child in 'Bush Christmas.'

James Corden connects with the Compton Santa Claus, Roddy Ricch, fresh off his 6 GRAMMY nominations and #AppleMusicAwards2020 Top Song and Top Album of the Year. And Roddy shares a special performance of his smash hit 'The Box.'

James Corden connects with friend and 'The Prom' co-star Keegan-Michael Key who tells James about he and his wife's holiday bush/tree complete with COVID-themed ornaments. And James asks Keegan-Michael about his days in rock bands before wooing Meryl Streep on the set of 'The Prom' channeling his wife for his character, Principal Hawkins.

The Ally Coalition (TAC) has announced that its 7th Annual Talent Show will take place as a livestream event, for the first time ever, Monday, December 21 at 9pm EST exclusively on Twitch.

Late Late Show guest Meghan Trainor shares a performance of 'Christmas Got Me Blue' off her album, 'A Very Trainor Christmas.'

It's 2020 and Santa Claus is getting a Savage reboot thanks to Megan Thee Stallion. He's ho-ho-hoing his way through his list and you better hope you were naughty this year, because Santa is.

James Corden connects with Kyle Chandler who is incredibly comfortable at home by the fire, and Kyle tells James how a chance encounter late one night at a Waffle House led to his first stage acting role.

James Corden welcomes Megan Thee Stallion to Stage 56 fresh off her four GRAMMY nominations and being named Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the #AppleMusicAwards2020. James asks Megan about rapping from an early age and her love of horror films and movie villains. And Megan shares an incredible performance of a medley of her hit songs 'Savage Remix' & 'Body.'

'The Prom' co-stars recall keeping it blue on set with Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman. After Andrew tells James about his first meeting with director Ryan Murphy long ago.

James Corden welcomes back professor Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, author 'Long Time Coming: Reckoning with Race in America' and he explains why wrote letters to victims of police brutality in it. After, the two discuss how the Black Lives Matter movement sustains momentum and progress, and Dr. Dyson explains the dangers he has observed with cancel culture.