In a recent episode of “The Late Late Show with James Corden,” there were plenty of hilarious moments and celebrity banter to keep the audience entertained. The talk show, known for its comedic skits and lively interviews, never fails to bring the laughs. As host James Corden took the stage, the energy in the room was palpable.
Corden immediately addressed the elephant in the room – the freezing temperature. For years, the show has struggled with the cold studio. Despite numerous attempts, no one seems to know how to fix it. Even Steve Lustig, who works on the internet, couldn’t figure it out. The struggle continues, but Corden took a moment to appreciate the band’s keyboard player, Steve, who was braving the cold wearing mittens. Whether he could hear the difference in his playing or not, Steve’s dedication to the show was undeniable.
But it wasn’t all about the cold. Corden also shared some exciting news about President Biden‘s family. Naomi, President Biden‘s granddaughter, was getting married at the White House. The talk show host couldn’t help but joke about wanting his own grandpa to be President so he could have a White House wedding. And that’s not all – Sunday marked President Biden‘s 80th birthday, making him the first president in history to reach that age while in office. The White House downplayed the celebration to avoid drawing attention to Biden’s age, but let’s face it – no one’s looking at Biden and thinking he’s a day over 43.
Moving on from politics, Corden shared a study revealing the top 10 cities with the worst drivers in America, and it turns out that eight of those cities are in California. As a resident of Los Angeles, the talk show host expressed his agreement with the study, sharing anecdotes about the outrageous driving habits he has witnessed. From a driver multitasking with a taco and a bong to windows covered by surfboards, the streets of LA never fail to surprise him.
In the realm of food, there was an unusual collaboration in South Korea. KFC introduced a chicken dipping sauce with a unique twist – mint chocolate flavor. While Corden playfully debated whether he would eat it or paint his kitchen with it due to its vibrant color, he admitted he would give it a try. After all, he’s up for trying anything once, except for that last half a nugget, which he considers “special” and in need of closure.
Lastly, Corden shared a quirky invention by a team of robotic engineers – battery-powered shoes called Moonwalkers. These shoes claim to boost walking speed by two and a half times. Despite Corden’s skepticism, one of the band members, Reggie, already owned seven pairs. They may seem like an unnecessary example of technological overkill, but Corden couldn’t help but find them intriguing. He jokingly mentioned that they make you look like you’re rushing to the bathroom but trying not to look like it.
Overall, this episode of “The Late Late Show with James Corden” provided an evening full of laughter and entertainment. From discussing President Biden‘s milestone birthday to sharing amusing anecdotes about driving and food, the talk show proved once again why it remains a favorite among viewers. With its lively atmosphere and the host’s comedic charm, it’s no wonder “The Late Late Show” continues to bring us engaging content night after night.
