James Corden and The Late Late Show hit another out of the park with this parody of the current White House tenants 'back when.'
Composer Tim Minchin, Ben Platt (Dear Even Hansen), Abigail Spencer ("Timeless") and host James Corden perform a parody of Matilda's "When I Grow Up" playing the roles of Donald Trump, Sean Spicer, Kellyanne Conway and Steve Bannon, respectively, wondering what running the world would be like as adults.
The fabulous Sia joins The Late Late Show host James Corden for some "Carpool Karaoke," and the results are big fun.
Corden, who finds himself lost on the way to work, sees Sia and realizes SHE is the perfect person to give him directions to work.
Along the way, Sia and Corden belt out some of her biggest hits like “Chandelier”, “Diamonds," “Elastic Heart”, “Alive”, and “Titanium.”
The awesome Aussie also explained the famously over-sized, face-obscuring wigs and hats: “I don’t wear this unless there’s cameras around. I only wear this to maintain a modicum of privacy.”
At one point Corden takes issue with Sia's diction while singing. And she just laughs LOL...
I love that I had the unexpected but fabulous experience of meeting Sia when she visited Las Vegas in March of last year. She came to see her idol, Olivia Newton-John, in concert and she came backstage for a spell. She was more than joyous, and very happy to take a pic with me. Like just about every Aussie I've ever met, she was full of life and completely down to earth.
James Corden and Josh Groban perform Public Domain songs
Josh Groban joins James Corden of The Late Late Show for a mini-concert of Public Domain songs since more current songs are so expensive.
Now you might think this would be a tad boring, but Groban finally finds his PD voice and "raises" everyone's excitement about the endeavor by "Grobanizing" the final ditty.
Groban surprises a bit here by singing with his eyes open (for the most part), which has been a pet peeve of mine regarding his performances for some time.
Another great segment by James Corden and The Late Late Show team.
In this Carpool Karaoke clip, Stevie Wonder helps James get to work(it's easier to commute in the carpool lane, don't you know?), although in the beginning no one's quite sure who's going to drive.
Once that gets sorted out, Stevie shares some ideas he has about James including forming a new band called The WonderCats, although Stevie puts his foot down that James must never play the harmonica.
In a FaceTime call to a friend, Stevie does come to the ultimate truth that "all English guys look the same" to him.
Funny, funny stuff and great chemistry between the two. Plus, lots of Stevie Wonder karaoke along the way.
New host of The Late Late Show, James Corden, is killing it with great guests and surprise segments.
Last night, Corden hosted Broadway legend Idina Menzel, and closed the show with the talented twosome singing the Dirty Dancing classic, "I’ve Had The Time of My Life."
