The Late Late Show with James Corden & COVID-19
Quick Glance: Morty: Platform for Geeks to Experience Adventures Together
- Morty is an online platform where geeks can find the best nerd culture activities and record their adventures together.
- Former software engineer Andy Bauch created Morty to address the growing geek economy and loneliness during the Covid pandemic.
- Initially focused on escape rooms, Morty now has its sights on other activities and pastimes.
- Morty drives around $500,000 in monthly bookings for escape rooms and other geeky experiences.
With society opening back up, Tiffany Haddish and James Corden explain some side effects we may experience trying to date or return to the office.
James Corden asks GRAMMY Awards host Trevor Noah what we can expect to see during the show this Sunday night on CBS. And Trevor tells James he's going ...
James Corden connects with Stanley Tucci, who is experiencing his second lockdown living in London. And James asks the "Searching for Italy" host if ...
James Corden and Neil deGrasse Tyson reunite over a year after Neil was supposed to appear on the show before we all went into lockdown for COVID-19.
We really do promise Celebrity Noses, if executed properly, is the best comedy bit of all time. Now about that if...
James Corden welcomes the Foo Fighters, fresh off releasing their 10th album "Medicine at Midnight" which they're calling their party album ...
Reggie Watts takes a moment to thank Eddie Murphy for how inspirational his work was in his path to the performing arts and comedy ...
James Corden kicks off the show diving into the headlines, including President Joe Biden moving up the deadline for making all adults eligible for the ...
James Corden looks at the news of the day, including the ongoing saga of President Donald Trump's fight against COVID-19 and the debate between Vice ...
James Corden connects with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer from his office in the U.S. Capitol, which is located just feet from a critical area hostile ...
It's the day before Thanksgiving and James Corden checks in with Reggie Watts and Ian Karmel to see what their plans are ...
James Corden connects with Bill Gates who has spent his quarantine on the front lines on the fight against COVID-19. Bill explains some of the work ...
Our friend Dr. Sanjay Gupta returns to The Late Show to preview his new book, “World War C,” and tells Stephen what steps we could take now to ward off the next ...
James Corden connects with James Marsden who moved from Los Angeles to Austin, Texas at the start of the pandemic. James asks "The Stand" star about his ...
When Santa Claus makes a surprise stop at Stage 56 to give our crew some presents, it becomes obvious the news of COVID-19 didn't reach the North Pole ...
James Corden reconnects with historian, philosopher and author Yuval Noah Harari after their chat early during quarantine ...
Between President Trump's COVID saga, VP Pence's surprise visit from a fly, and wild raccoons running amok at the White House -- last week ...
Late-night television hosts have something in common: During the pandemic, they traded in their suits and ties for casual attire. They aren’t alone ... CNBC Make It
James Corden connects with Seth MacFarlane, who shares his take on the news of President Donald Trump contracting COVID-19.
James Corden connects with Neil Patrick Harris on what it was like having COVID, how Neil and his husband met and what it was like working on the upcoming ...
Thanks to Gavin Newsom’s recall in California, James thinks Reggie should consider running for Governor.
James Corden connects with Christine and the Queens who is safe in Paris during the city's second lockdown in the fight against COVID-19.
James Corden challenged his staff to come up with crazy, kooky and mondo bonkers dares for him to do in the studio. After the best ideas are put on a wheel ...
James Corden volunteers to get his friend Reggie Watts a snack from the kitchen, which has become quite the task thanks to some additional COVID-19 security ...
James Corden connects with Armie Hammer who recalls the experience of his Broadway show, "The Minutes," shutting down due to COVID-19 ...
Senator Chuck Schumer talks to James about the "Save Our Stages" Act that aims to save the countless music venues and theaters impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
