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A Great Great Show

What’s the only logical way to kick-off a long weekend?

An intense rap battle with Ross from Friends, Late Late Show host James Corden and special guest Rebel Wilson is correct.

Whether in the car singing karaoke or dropping the mic Eminem-style, we’ll be there for you James Corden to see what you do next.

Including David Schwimmer.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Karaoke

Fortunately for everybody, James Corden will not be performing on the NFL’s biggest stage (the literal stage).

This Sunday, February 7th, Coldplay will rock Super Bowl 50’s Halftime Show with hits (old and new), with help from a few of their closest friends. Their past shows have proven to be electric with a bright, pulsating energy. I speak from experience on this. This Super Bowl will likely be taken to another level.

Thanks to The Late Late Show host James Corden, Chris Martin was given the chance to remind the world that he’s a first-class performer and the best buddy riding shotgun for a classic American road trip…featuring two Brits.

Music: On.

We all wish that we sounded like Chris, but, sadly, the reality is much closer to James.

P.S. Did you hear the undercover shout-out to, “The Replacements,” an American football movie classic?

Jim, Jimmy, James

Could Carnac the Magnificent have predicted this kind of Monday-through-Friday late night culture?

Johnny Carson is the standard-bearer and the decades that have followed his retirement from The Tonight Show have revealed an incredible public demand for stand-up comics who have the artful skill of conversing with celebrities, athletes and wild animal wranglers in ways that makes for entertaining television. We watch in delight at how today’s leading comics interpret the day’s news, get the exclusive Hollywood scoop, as well as humorously engage in trending activities. After Craig Ferguson’s departure from CBS’s The Late Late Show, the network had some work to do. Competition is fierce from NBC and ABC. This choice was critically important. At least you know they’d never leave something like this up to chance…

Actually, the real Golden Ticket in late night television is being named Jimmy or James (Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, James Corden and James “Jay” Leno).

I better start working on my jokes and interviewing skills…