James Corden mocks Donald Trump's coronavirus recovery with parody of Paul McCartney's 'Maybe I'm Amazed'

2020 presidential debates is just about here. After a chaotic first matchup between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, a more subdued (but still buzzy) vice presidential debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris, and dueling Trump-Biden town hall events in lieu of a second debate, the whole process has felt long and, at times, extremely disorderly.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ “Seinfeld” character Elaine Benes was notorious for some of the worst dancing to ever be witnessed. However, that was before Donald Trump decided to bust a few moves onstage during a rally.

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Ted Johnson NBC News indicated that it is not backing off plans for a town hall with Donald Trump scheduled at the same time that ABC News is doing a similar event with Joe Biden.The scheduling has drawn criticism, including from more than 100 producers, directors and writers who signed their names to a letter urging NBC to move the time of the town hall.In a statement, Cesar Conde, chairman of NBCU News Group, said, “We share in the frustration that our event will initially air alongside the

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Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVMore than 100 writers, actors, directors and producers are speaking out against NBC’s plan to air a town hall with President Donald Trump tonight at 8 PM directly opposite the Joe Biden town hall on ABC.In an open letter to Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell and NBCU News Group chairman Cesar Conde, the Hollywood heavyweights are asking for the Trump town hall to be shifted from the time slot.

Jimmy Kimmel took aim at Donald Trump for continuing to campaign after his positive COVID-19 diagnosis and subsequent treatment.  Although the president has reportedly tested negative for the coronavirus and White House physicians maintain he is no longer contagious, Kimmel jabbed Trump for holding mask-less rallies in Pennsylvania and Florida and potentially spreading the illness to his supporters.  “Trump did about an hour of material in Florida and he killed – he really killed,” he said on

The creator of “Veep,” Armando Iannucci, took a stab at real-world political satire in a recent article in which he lambasted Donald Trump over what he did after testing positive for the coronavirus.  The creator of the Emmy-winning HBO comedy penned an article for The Intelligencer in which he mocked the president for creating a narrative that paints him as miraculously “immune” to COVID-19 as well as his time hospitalized at Walter Reed Medical Center.  “In reality, Donald Trump is still

James Corden didn't think he'd last long as the host of . The 42-year-old host appears on Friday's episode of , and reveals the extent to which he feared his firing after landing the late-night gig in 2015.«When we moved here, my wife and I, we had two kids at that point, and I wouldn’t allow us to buy furniture,» he says.

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Just a day after delivering a cold open that blasted Donald Trump's response to his COVID-19 diagnosis during a weekend-long stay at Walter Reed Medical Center, The Late Late Showhost James Corden once again called out the president for his comments and behavior following his return to the White House Monday night in a biting musical parody.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticPaul McCartney’s 50-year-old hit “Maybe I’m Amazed” gets a whole new lease on contemporary life in James Corden’s parody version “Maybe I’m Immune,” performed on The Late Late Show last night.Sung from the perspective of President Donald Trump, “Maybe I’m Immune” contains lyrics like “Maybe I’m immune to the way the polls are looking” and “Maybe I’m immune to all the lies that I have made/I shouldn’t have downplayed/Maybe I’m afraid of the way that I

Jordan Moreau James Corden poked fun at President Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis with a parody song called “Maybe I’m Immune,” a riff on Paul McCartney’s “Maybe I’m Amazed.”The late-night talk show host performed the song on Tuesday night’s episode of the “Late Late Show With James Corden.” After returning to the studio last month, he took to a piano on stage and let loose the parody song, making fun of Trump’s social media videos and drive-by wave while at Walter Reed hospital.The performance

James Corden is pretty amazed by Donald Trump.

venting their anger online at Donald Trump’s antics amid his coronavirus diagnosis, James Corden had a more musical approach on Tuesday’s edition of his US chat show. The Gavin & Stacey star took aim at the president in a parody of Paul McCartney’s classic Maybe I’m Amazed, renamed Maybe I’m Immune. James opened The Late Late Show sat behind a piano as he rattled through the events of the last week – including Trump’s drive-by and the removal of his mask as he returned to the White House. “Maybe