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Meanwhile, South Korean pop sensations BTS — who are evidently self-isolating together — performed from a studio.Corden continued, “What I’ve realized is that it’s okay, it’s alright to feel a bit sad; it’s okay to feel anxious and the best thing we can all do is try and breathe through that and put our minds in a positive place and think, ‘What can I do to help someone else feeling like this?’“Talking to you now has made me feel a bit lighter, and I found that when I’ve called friends or FaceTimed my parents or sisters, reaching out to someone else you think might be struggling, too, is the best thing we can do right now.

For the writers, a lot of the show was about scale, running out into the road between red lights, re-enacting someone’s movie career in 8 minutes, big bits we were not able to do. "Homefest: James Corden's Late Late Show Special" had the host entertaining from his own garage, with guests at their homes – from John Legend to BTS. This is the official YouTube channel for The Late Late Show with James Corden on CBS. By emily belfiore Mar 31, 2020 12:25 PM Tags HomeFest: James Corden's Late Late Show Special, which airs on Monday, March 30 at 10/9c on CBS and CBS All Access, is bringing people together to keep people apart.And, naturally, it's helping out some great causes along the way!

If you … However scared I am about it, I find myself allowing myself moments to look to the future when it will be the most joyous celebration. The first to commit was pop group BTS, who performed live from their basement rehearsal space in South Korea; followed by singer Billie Eilish and John Legend in Los Angeles; Dua Lipa in London; opera tenor Andrea Bocelli in Tuscany; and magician David Blaine and Ben Platt in New York. It made us think.”Figuring out how to do “HomeFest” taught the Corden team how to do the show when they returned as the last late night talk show back on air. (There wasn’t.) We’re a studio-based show, with a studio crew and director, having to do a remote show. All rights reserved. Read Next: Coronavirus Impact on Display as Village Roadshow Ready to Accept BGH Takeover Bid

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London Or Bust! “I was conscious that a lot of our team is in their early to mid 20s,” Corden said, “and living on their own, and need interaction. And it will take things like that on Broadway, a concerted effort from everybody involved, to give people a reason to put themselves in those rooms again. “It was a crazy out-of-body experience.”James Corden and the Disney musical cast perform “Crosswalk: Frozen II.”The devastating impact of the pandemic on the theater has been emotional for Corden. Figuring out the approach was a challenge, with different time zones for people around the world. What’s been amazing, normally you call a friend and say: ‘How are you?’ ‘I’m great.’ For the first time you call: ‘How are you doing?’  ‘You know what?

That’s why we wanted to make this show, to share in these feelings together.”The host then cued up a performance of “You Will Be Found” from hit musical “Dear Evan Hansen,” with original cast members including Ben Platt singing from their homes.“Once it became clear we couldn’t do our (regular) show, we started thinking, ‘Is there a world where we could make a global show that could bring people together by keeping them apart?’” he said. All-Access is available for as little as $5.99 (or a $9.99 commercial free option), but fans hoping to watch James Corden’s Homefest for free can sign up for a 30-day free trial of the service.

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Where's Reggie Watts? I found myself having these incredible spikes of anxiety and sadness when I allow myself to think of family back home in England or my friends, or people I love.“You feel so out of control in it all and it feels so beyond our comprehension that I found I get overwhelmed with sadness in it all, really,” he said.Corden, who was visibly upset during his parting monologue, was broadcasting live, with the special featuring a number of guests including Billie Eilish, BTS, Dua Lipa, John Legend, David Blaine and Will Ferrell.While Eilish sang “Everything I Wanted,” accompanied on the piano by her producer brother Finneas O’Connell, Dua Lipa performed “Don’t Start Now” from her London apartment, with dancers performing separately from their respective homes.