Oops, James Corden has done it again! The Late Late Show host has conducted yet another version of Carpool Karaoke, doing it this time with the unoffiical, all-time Queen of Pop Music: Britney Spears! Aside from just singing many of Britney's smash hits with the artist, Corden posed a few pressing questions to Britney. He asked about the origins of “Oops I Did It Again.” He asked what it's like for Britney's kids to see her dance all sexy. He asked what her hotel alias names are. At one point, Corden dressed up like a Catholic School Girl. And we may be the same ever again as a result. Does Spears want more children? Yes. But does she want to get married again? No. Among the tracks covered by Spears and Corden? “Toxic,” “Womanizer,” “Make Me,” and “Baby One More Time.” Elsewhere during the fun ride, Corden admitted to once seeing his mother in her underwear when he was a child and being unable to “shake the image from my brain.” Spears playfully slapped him in response, telling the British talk show host, “You’re so dirty!” From there, they talked about bondage and tickling, as well as the fake name Anita Dick.” Wait… what?!? You'll need to watch the following video to understand. Carpool Karaoke, of course, has become one of the most popular segments on late-night television. Past participants have included Jennifer Lopez, Adele, Justin Bieber and Michelle Obama. Check out Britney Spears taking part in it now:
Leave it to Lin-Manuel Miranda to find a powerful, unique way to honors those killed in the Orlando shooting early Sunday morning. The creator and star of Hamilton, which dominated the 2016 Tony Awards last night, made a powerful statement while accepting the Tony Award for Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre category. It was written in sonnet form and it opened by thanking his wife, before Miranda moved on to paying tribute to the 50 victims who were killed inside a gay nightclub . “We chase the melodies that seem to find us until they’re finished songs and start to play,” Miranda said. “When senseless acts of tragedy remind us that nothing here is promised, not one day.” He later added: Love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love cannot be killed or swept aside. “I hadn’t written anything going into today. I hadn’t heard about the day’s events until after our Tony rehearsal,” Miranda said backstage after the ceremony, during which Hamilton won 11 awards including best musical. “I’d always had this time between rehearsal and tonight to think about what I’d say if I was lucky enough to be called up, and it sort of informed all of it… “We live in this world where beautiful and horrible things exist at the same time and often on the same day. … Theater doesn’t exist without the LGBTQ community. It’s the cornerstone of our industry.” Earlier in the Tony Awards, host James Corden also honored the victims of the Orlando shooting. “Hate will never win,” he remarked in pre-taped remarks before the event began. Take a look at Miranda's full sonnet below and join us in honoring those who died in this senseless act of ignorance, hate and cowardice in Orlando.
Just a few days after her historic win at the 2016 Miss USA pageant, Deshauna Barber is now making her media rounds with stops at some of the top talk shows for sit-down interviews. This morning she sat down with Kelly Ripa and guest co-host James Corden to dish on her win and other tidbits […]
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