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James Corden connects with CL who is ready to drop her debut album, 'Alpha,' and she shares a performance of her brand new single 'HWA.'

James Corden is joined in the studio by his friend Chelsea Handler, whom he hasn't seen since the beginning of shelter-in-place, when the two found themselves on the same walking trail. After Chelsea tells James it's been a lonely quarantine in the bedroom, she shares about her recent experience at a silent retreat. And James asks Chelsea about making her new stand-up special, 'Chelsea Handler: Evolution.'

Jaime Harrison is running for Senate in South Carolina and he believes that by electing him to replace Lindsey Graham, South Carolina can write a brand new history for the South.

Bend. Or Break.

After a riveting conversation about Elvis's experiences in quarantine and his thoughts on America's political situation, Stephen Colbert delights in introducing this performance featuring a collaboration between Elvis Costello and Jon Batiste on a song from the new album 'Hey Clockface.'

Late Night writer Jenny Hagel talks to Seth about Pope Francis’ statement that same-sex couples should be able to have civil unions.

Bryan Washington discusses the inspiration for his new novel Memorial, opens up about receiving feedback from friends and collaborators and explains how he learned to write narratives from renting movies at Blockbuster.

Bette Midler talks about the success of her 1993 film Hocus Pocus, explains how it felt to act with Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy again in the Hocus Pocus Hulaween reunion and reveals whether or not her character Winifred’s fake teeth will make an appearance at the event.

Gillian talks about getting her ears pierced on our show, being very protective of her physical well-being, living with her mom for part of the pandemic, her new movie Come Play, and her fear of basically everything.

Dave talks about pandemic-era talk shows, the '77 World Series between the Dodgers & Yankees, Tommy Lasorda, going from being extremely busy to not, talking to solicitors on the phone, memories of the great Regis Philbin, his Netflix show “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction,” interviewing Kim Kardashian and Lizzo, and his crazy custom iPhone case.

Musical guest Sam Hunt performs 'Breaking Up Was Easy in the 90s' for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg urges Biden voters to not get too comfortable despite poll numbers, breaks down the importance of his Fox News appearances and shares his hopes for the future of the United States.

Jimmy and Ken Jeong get in the Halloween spirit by taking turns recreating freaky faces.

Los Angeles-based artist Kit Major shares her official music video for 'Mind,' a bubbly and quirky indie pop track.

Lil Xxel (Zell) is the Tik Tok superstar taking the world by storm with his fun and unique genre-blending sound.

Bandits on the Run, the NYC-based indie-pop trio anchored by three-part harmonies and unique instrumentation, have released their new single, “Now Is The Time.”

Rochester, NY band OVTLIER released new single 'Who We Are' today via Zoid Entertainment/INgrooves.

With unfettered access to the Zappa family trust and all archival footage, ZAPPA explores the private life behind the mammoth musical career that never shied away from the political turbulence of its time.

In a 'CBS This Morning' exclusive, two grand jurors in the Breonna Taylor case told co-host Gayle King that prosecutors from the Kentucky attorney general’s office never presented grand jurors with the option to consider indicting officers on more serious charges for Taylor's death. 

The wild world of The Mighty Ones is coming soon! All episodes of The Mighty Ones premiere November 9.