BTS to appear on ‘The Late Late Show With James Corden’ ahead of US concerts

Frankie Bridge is currently spending time away from her family to compete in this year’s series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.

The night belonged to the crime-fighters and first responders of primetime as 9-1-1 and NCIS led the charge on Monday. Fox and CBS resumed their typical Monday programming after repeats last week leading into the Thanksgiving holiday.

BTS gave West Hollywood drivers a thrill with an epic crosswalk concert.The concert — which was filmed on Tuesday, and is set to air in a future episode — saw James Corden team up with BTS to perform some of their biggest hits right in the middle of traffic, as drivers waited at red lights.On Beverly Boulevard, outside the studios, RM, Jin, Jimin, J-Hope, Jungkook, Suga and V hit the crosswalk to deliver their trademark high-energy performances and flawless choreography.The fun crosswalk concert

James Corden has felt the wrath of the BTS ARMY and won’t do anything to upset them ever again.

BTS have performed ‘Permission To Dance’ live during their appearance on The Late Late Show With James Corden. The septet performed the song live during the November 24 episode of the talk show, with host and comedian James Corden welcoming the group to the stage.

James Corden has addressed the backlash he previously faced from BTS‘ fans during his recent interview with the group.The K-pop boyband recently made an appearance on The Late Late Show With James Corden during its recently aired November 24 episode, where they ask Corden how he has been since being “in some hot water with ARMYs”, the name for BTS’ official fanbase.“We did two jokes, which I didn’t think were in any way offensive to anybody,” he explained, referring to his previous comments

Zazie Beetz makes a stylish appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden this week, opening up about her most recent movie, The Harder They Fall.

It looks like BTS is the next act to join the Crosswalk The Musical family!

James Corden, 43, and wife Julia Carey, 41, kept things casual in laid-back attire as they enjoyed a dinner date in Santa Monica, on Thursday. The couple wore muted ensembles - with Julia opting for all-black and James choosing tracksuit bottoms - as they stepped out to grab dinner with friends at Giorgio Baldi.

James Corden and his wife Julia Carey are having a night out together!

Old pals Jamie Dornan and Andrew Garfield put their friendship to the test on Thursday’s “Late Late Show”.

When Dwayne Johnson rolls through “The Late Late Show”, regular carpool karaoke just won’t do.

here) shows a man — presumably a concertgoer — with blood streaming down his face from a cut near his eye."I love you," Travis captioned the snap.A few days later, he posted a photo of a man being tended to after he apparently fainted in the crowd."Last day of tour was tonight very wild. To that kid who blackout.

change.org that pleads with producers and casting agents to keep "The Late Late Show" host away from the upcoming big screen version of "Wicked." The petition has already garnered nearly 50,000 signatures."James Corden in no way shape or form should be in or near the production of Wicked the movie. That's pretty much it," the petition reads in its entirety.James has a pretty lengthy history in movie musicals, having starred in "Cats," "The Prom," "Into The Woods" and "Cinderella."Just last week,

flooded with joyous reactions to the announcement that Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo will star in the film adaptation of the musical “Wicked.”But fans were equally quick to express who they did not want to see anywhere near the Emerald City — “Late Late Show” host and perennial movie musical trouper James Corden.A Change.org petition created the following day titled “Keep James Corden out of Wicked the movie” has gathered 36,000 signatures and counting.The demands of the petition, written by

A petition is beginning to go viral asking Universal, the studio behind the upcoming Wicked movie, to keep James Corden out of the Wicked movie.

James Corden in the upcoming film adaptation of Wicked.The big screen version of the long-running stage musical confirmed its major castings last week, with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo set to play its leads.However, Corden’s prevalence for appearing in movie musicals in recent years, including Cinderella, The Prom and Cats, has drawn the ire of many fans.In a new Change.org page created in the wake of the Wicked news, creator Mikel Miller declared: “James Corden in no way shape or form