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The country music icon chats about her book “Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics” and shares how she would like her reading legacy to be known in this episode of “Open Book” with Jenna Bush Hager.

Mara discusses the controversial topic at the center of “A Teacher.”

Kelly Clarkson and her band Y'all perform a bluesy cover of 'You Make It Easy' by Jason Aldean in the latest Kellyoke.

Before there was an 'Old Town Road' there was “Over and Over” by Nelly and Tim McGraw. Nelly talks about how his love for country music still influences his records today, and he explains why he made a country hip-hop record before any major artists were doing it. Tune in to hear Nelly's incredible story.

It's a Pentatonix Christmas like no other! The Grammy-winning group stops by The Kelly Clarkson Show to share their mind-blowing performance of 'Amazing Grace' from their album 'We Need A Little Christmas.'

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.

James Corden connects with his friend Jamie Dornan who has been laying low with his family in the English countryside. The 'Wild Mountain Thyme' star talks about how he racked up two broken noses during his days as a model before James asks him to explain to Americans who Widow Twankey is and what she means to him. And Jamie shows off the Elvis Presley ID he once used to try and buy alcohol. countryside, workout tips musical, 2 broken noses/modeling.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow says that her partner Susan's very scary bout with the coronavirus changed her perspective on how to cover the pandemic. Check out Rachel's new book, 'BAG MAN: The Wild Crimes, Audacious Cover-Up, and Spectacular Downfall of a Brazen Crook in the White House.'

Megan Thee Stallion was inspired to write 'Body' after she noticed she'd added some 'fluff' during quarantine, and decided to embrace it by writing a song that celebrates everyone's body.

Natalie Palamides talks about tackling toxic masculinity in Nate - A One Man Show and tricking her brother into watching the show.

Aubrey Plaza talks about her movie Black Bear, becoming a small town’s crazy woman and shares her tips for exploring Delaware.

Ingrid Andress perform the song More Hearts Than Mine on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Isla talks about celebrating the holidays, what it’s like when her husband Sacha Baron Cohen is working on a project, why she hasn’t visited him on set for many years, and her new Disney+ Christmas movie Godmothered.

Keegan talks about growing up in Detroit, making his on screen debut, working with Meryl Streep in 'The Prom,' singing in a bunch of recent projects, being intimidated by Eddie Murphy, and his most obscure impressions.

Musical guest Meghan Trainor performs 'Holidays' featuring Earth, Wind & Fire for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Jon Hamm talks about his experience at Dave Chappelle’s socially distanced comedy and music festival, reacts to a funny story involving Tiffany Haddish and has an open and honest conversation with Jimmy.

Andrew had a lot of very direct questions about 'She-Devil' and 'Death Becomes Her' for his 'The Prom' co-star.

Hailed by The FADER as a, “maverick rapper destined for legendary status,” 22-year-old, Louisville, KY native Jack Harlow has seen a meteoric rise since the release of his 3x-Platinum hit single.

Craig Wedren just shared his latest video for “Sanctuary,” a track that was originally found on the Verve Forecast compilation Hanukkah+, featuring new originals and standards of the Jewish holiday produced by Grammy-winning music supervisor Randall Poster and featuring tracks from Yo La Tengo, Jack Black, HAIM and more.

The fourth season of WE tv's hit series 'Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta' returns on Thursday, January 7 at 9pm ET/PT. This season, growing political division collides with pandemic pandemonium, leaving the OG's of Atlanta hip hop on the brink of disaster.