james corden is here. he's in the movie "cats."s a nightmare to get into this hair and all of this stuff? >> no, no, no. this is all computer generated. so every single piece of fur is added by a computer. it's technology that's never, ever been used in a film before. >> jimmy: i don't believe it. is your beard real? >> this is real. >> jimmy: that's real. how am i supposed to know which is which? is that really computer generated? >> everything. so when you shoot the film all you have, you have a computer sort of band around your head, you have dots all over your face, and then i was in like a huge sort of -- because my cat's a very, very fat cat. and as you can tell, i am incredibly in shape. [ laughter ] so i was in a big sort of round cgi suit that's also covered in dots. and then under that you have a suit with these computers. so sometimes there were like 50 people in a shot all being cats, all just with dots all over them, and then everything's being beamed to 50 computers and then they add all the fur, the ears, the tail, e

if the bbc can persuade co—writers james corden and ruth jones, persuade co—writers james corden anden and ruth jones, bbc one persuade co—writers james corden and ruthjones, bbc one i am absolutely certain would love gavin and stacey in the future. cricket, and james anderson made an instant impact on his return to test cricket and his 150th test match appearance. england's leading wicket—ta ker struck with the first ball of the day, propelling his side into a commanding position at tea—time in the first test against south africa. austin halewood reports. the first day of a new tour, a fresh start for england's cricketers. and joe root was in in confident mood. electing to bowl, he needed early wickets, and he didn't have long to wait. step up james anderson with the first ball of the day. back in the side after injury, and straight back into the action. england with the perfect start but zubayr hamza with the perfect technique. south africa fighting back. most of this week, england have been fighting off the flu. three of the squad were too unwell to play but stuart broad was over

also, james corden and ruth jones, bringing back?rn down a new series? iimagine the potentially turn down a new series? i imagine the bbc will be on the phone trying to make sure, see if they get an answer. people across certain parts of the middle east, india and south east asia have witnessed the last solar eclipse of the decade. the path of the eclipse allowed millions of people to see it. shaun hassett has more. this is an annular solar eclipse, or as some people call it, the ring of fire. it happens when the moon covers the sun's centre, but leaves the outer edges visible. although it doesn't feel this way for many of us in the northern hemisphere right now, we are getting closer to the sun. that means the sun is actually larger in the sky than average, so the moon is not able to cover it completely, leaving an annulus of light, hence an annular solar collapse. millions of people were able to see this. from astronomers in the uae, to schoolchildren and their teachers in mumbai. to these crowds in singapore, where people will not

james corden, i never thought this would happen.re of a sense of ruth and i thinking, why don't we just explore it, see if there is anything there, if there is a story there, it will be interesting to see where they are. we didn't tell the bbc, we didn't sell any agents or anything, we just didn't sell any agents or anything, wejust did what didn't sell any agents or anything, we just did what we did the first time around, really, which was set ina room time around, really, which was set in a room and talk about it and see what we have. we used the hauser period is our sort of greenroom —— house up here, and look to you finding any these houses, it is ruth, jones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes.|j ruth, jones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes. i feel like i have walked into the show, this is very peculiar. it is quite funny, we're sort of like our characters. what are you reading? business. the timing to do it is when you don't need to. the last thing we wanted to show to look like was sort of emergency, break glass

james corden, i never thought this would happen.nse of i think — ruth and i thinking, why don't we just explore it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there, it would be interesting to see where they are. we didn't tell the bbc, we didn't tell any agents or anything, we just did what we did the first time around, really, which was sit in a room and talk about it and see what we have. we used the house up here as our sort of greenroom. and look to you find in any of these houses, it is ruthjones and joanna page, relaxing between scenes. i feel like i have walked into the show, this is very peculiar. yeah, yeah. it is quite funny, we're sort of like our characters, just gossiping. what are you reading? mind your own business. for ruth and i there was very much a feeling of like, well, the time to do it is when you don't need to. the last thing we wanted the show to look like was a sort of emergency, break—glass quest to get back on television orfor relevance somehow, you know? and so, look, it comes with a huge amount o

try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee >>> "cats" star james corden is opening up about the widely pannedd to distance himself from the movie he said, "i haven't seen it. i heard it's terrible. corden plays feline bustipher jones in the feline adaptation which is now considered a box office bomb. in its opening weekend "cats" earned about $6 million and that is a problem because it cost them 95 million to make it >> ree-er. >> that's not bad. pretty good. $89 million loss on something like that. >> amazing janessa, how's it look out there for christmas? >> merry christmas let's take a look at your forecast near record highs across much of the country. 2/3 of it. northwest we do have a storm system that's brewing. going to bring you widespread snow from seattle all the way down to california so enjoy temperatures well above normal >> we will >> thank you >>> up next, he's a rebel without a claus. this elf flies high and there's no reindeer needed merry christmas. introducing a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard. designed with a guard between the blades that helps protect

james corden sent me a text saying, "can i have a chat? nothing bad." i thought, never in a million years did i think it would be this. because i've always assumed that it would never happen. it was quite a lot of pressure and i think all of us were quite anxious or nervous coming into it. i've never been more nervous. why? because people love the show and i read the script and the script is fantastic but you just never know. when i read nessa saying, "what's occurring?" it made me start crying, it made me cry. i was sitting in my car after doing a read—through on something else and i wasjust thinking, i want to read the script! ijust love it, that i'm back with my best friend and we're doing those scenes again and i just love looking over to ruth and she's got her wig on and it just feels so lovely. calm down, bryn. what made you decide to do it again? it was more a sense of, ruth and i thought, why don't wejust explode it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there? we would always exchange texts or e—mails about the characters — where ar

and if the bbc can persuade ruth jones and james corden the co—writers, to return to it, the door, nobc one would really absolutely love to have more gavin and stacey. i suppose the reason we had to wait nine years is because he has gone to make his fortune in the united states? well, ruthjones has been busy doing stuff like stella, james corden has been off in the us becoming a huge star over there with his late late show and with car pool karaoke etc. he is not doing it because the bbc are offering him barrel loads of cash but because he has a real affection for the show and what it means to the audience and if you wanted proof of what it actually did mean to the british public, those viewing figures yesterday mean it has now been elevated into that very select group we like to call classic british comedies. the audience out there will be expecting, whether on not they get it, who knows, but they will be expecting and hoping that they will be enjoying more, perhaps a big series of gavin and stacey but more special. and there is risk with something like this bringing it back back aft

during filming, james corden, who co—wrote the story with ruthjones, spoke about why they had broughttly delayed. it is more a sense of, i think, of ruth and me just thinking, why don't we explore it and see if there's anything there, if there is a story there? we just did what we did the first time round, really, which was sit in a room and talk about it and see what we have. # you were handsome, you were pretty # queen of new york city # when the band finished playing, they howled out for more... christmas day viewing figures have been in decline, partly because of the growth of streaming services, partly because the programmes were often festive editions of shows already regular parts of the schedule. gavin and stacey's success could perhaps lead to more favourites from the past returning to our christmas tv screens. lizo mzimba, bbc news. it's christmas! let's talk to tv critic emma bullimore who joins us from chelmsford. a very good evening to you, i can't wait to see it, i was working last night have not watched it yet, there was so night have not watched it yet, there was so mu

. >> and james corden told me the rdest part of making the vie -- >> it's not thsingg and the dancingng a cat. it's absurd. >> and from musical felines to new york to orm troopers in hollywood "e.t." was the first stop for the stars talking about the final saga of the "sta wars" franchise. >> thas right, rachel. this is the pce to be celebrating 40 years of "star wars"t the premiere of the risef skywalker. >> are we okay? >> we're fine. >> are we okay? >> we're five yrs going strong. >> harriso ford, mark hamill, the property brothers, jonathan sct brought zooey schanel. they shut down hollywood boulard last night just like theyid when the first film premred. >> we were standing in this very spot four years ago. >> look how young i look. i was terrified. i was shaking as i am now shering and sweaty. that's really attractive. >> what wasoing throu my head is i'm so scaredhat this really coolcool.f something >> do you remember what was going through your head in this moment, this night? >> no. i was drunk. >> do you rember what you were thinking? what you were feeling? >> i said i don't

tonight -- james corden, from "reprisal," mena massoud, brad paisley, and music from ozuna.ikely than not, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi, everyone. thank you very much. welcome to the show. i'm the host. i'm jimmy. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i hope you had a great thanksgiving. did you have fun getting fat while fighting with your families this weekend? [ laughter ] you know, today is a beloved american holiday. today is cyber monday. which is followed tomorrow by someone stole the blender from my porch tuesday. [ laughter ] i got an e-mail from every pla

. >> the musical features taylor swift, james corden, rebel wilson and jennifer hudson. >> i cannot wait for everyone to hear your rendition of "memory." >> thank you. ♪ touch me, it's so easy to leave me ♪ >> so what do the critics think? well, let's just say the claws are out. and so are the cat puns. one critic wrote -- "cats" needs to be spayed. another called it a clawful mistake. and one review described it as a cat-astrophe. on the upside the film is a totally guilty pleasure. fans saying see it right meow. another called it catnip for fans of bonkers musicals. >> here we go. >> but there's no debating the cast worked hard, even spending two hours a day in cat school to perfect their performances. >> what was the toughest aspect of nailing your cat-like tendencies for the film? >> well all of it's just so strange. being a cat -- it's absurd. >> i lost eight pounds shooting my number in four days. great way to burn calories, guys, dancing around as a cat. bloody brilliant. >> listen, man, cat school -- ugh. don't remind me. no, remind me. remind me. >> i hear it was intense. >> it

after a ten year absence, james corden gives us a glimpse

james corden sent me a text saying, "can i have a chat? nothing bad."ve always assumed that it would never happen. it was quite a lot of pressure and i think all of us were quite anxious or nervous coming into it. i've never been more nervous. why? because people love the show and i read the script and the script is fantastic but you just never know. when i read nessa saying, "what's occurring?" it made me start crying, it made me cry. i was sitting in my car after doing a read—through on something else and i wasjust thinking, i want to read the script! ijust love it, that i'm back with my best friend and we're doing those scenes again and i just love looking over to ruth and she's got her wig on and it just feels so lovely. calm down, bryn. what made you decide to do it again? it was more a sense of, ruth and i thought, why don't wejust explode it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there? we would always exchange texts or e—mails about the characters — where are they now, what are they doing now? we'd send each other little things like,

but the show‘s writers james corden and ruthjones said there are currently no plans to bring it backast night. now, it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. after the sunshine yesterday, more cloud today and for some it has already been wet and windy. some spreading northwards and eastwards, turning patchy in northern england. heaviest bursts of rain easing for a time but more downpours in wales and the south—west. still a blustery day. highs of 12 degrees. much of scotla nd day. highs of 12 degrees. much of scotland will remain dry. the best of the sunshine in the north east of scotland. into this evening, patchy rain and drizzle will affect eastern areas. later, western scotland will turn wetter and windier. keeping temperatures up in western areas, 11 degrees. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: a powerful typhoon tears through parts of the philippines, killing at least 16 people and leaving thousands homeless. firefighters continue to tackle out—of—control bushfires in australia, with a warning that more record—breaking temperatures could be o

after a ten—year absence, james corden gives us a glimpse of what's in store in tonight's return of gavin

james corden sent me a text saying, "can i have a chat? nothing bad."'ve always assumed that it would never happen. it was quite a lot of pressure and i think all of us were quite anxious or nervous coming into it. i've never been more nervous. why? because people love the show and i read the script and the script is fantastic, but you just never know. when i read nessa saying, "what's occurring?" it made me start crying, it made me cry. i was sitting in my car after doing a read—through on something else and i wasjust thinking, i want to read the script! ijust love it, that i'm back with my best friend and we're doing those scenes again and i just love looking over to ruth and she's got her wig on and it just feels so lovely. calm down, bryn. what made you decide to do it again? it was more a sense of, ruth and i thought, why don't we just explode it, see if there's anything there, if there's a story there? we would always exchange texts or e—mails about the characters — where are they now, what are they doing now? we'd send each other little things li

but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently n0 plans to bring it backthe programme go out last night. christmas wouldn't be christmas, without abit of glitz and sparkle — so ‘strictly come dancing' returned to our screens for the annual festive special. former contestants dusted off their dancing shoes and took to the floor once more. but it was debbie mcgee, that lifted the trophy with her professional partner, kevin clifton. you might be one of those gearing up for a boxing day walk this morning. and new research shows just how popular a stroll by the sea has become. nearly 30 million people ambled along england's coastal paths over the past six months, boosting the economy and helping to create local jobs. the data has been collected by natural england, which is currently establishing a 2,700—mile path around the entire english coastline. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. merry christmas. merry christmas to you. no such thing as bad weather, just about choice of clothing. but if you are going out for a walk, you will need the

but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently n0 plans to bring it backght. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. after the sunshine yesterday, more cloud across the country and for some it has already been wet and windy. the rain spreading northwards and eastwards turning lighter and patchy in northern england. heavier spurts of rain in the west and east for a time but more downpours in wales and the south—west later. easing down relative to this money but still a blustery day. further north and east, chile but much of scotla nd north and east, chile but much of scotland will stay dry and the best of the sunshine and the lightest of the winds in the north—east of scotla nd the winds in the north—east of scotland across 0rkney, shetland and caithness especially. 0vernight, patchy rain and drizzle will affect eastern areas and turning misty and murky across england and wales. but in northern ireland, wales and the west of scotland will turn wetter and windy. keeping temperatures at six to 11 degrees. the mild air not with you quite yet.

but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently no plans to bring it backok at the weather with matt taylor. hello. after christmas day sunshine, boxing day clouds bringing outbreaks of rain and gusty winds to southern and west in areas where the heaviest rain has been. turning patchy at this afternoon pushing into southern scotland. something drier for a this afternoon pushing into southern scotland. something drierfor a time but then heavy showers pushing into wales and the south—west. temperatures up to 12 degrees. cooler further east. not a temperatures up to 12 degrees. coolerfurther east. not a bad boxing day for the far north east of scotland. this evening, some patchy rain in eastern areas. the wettest weather will be in the west and south. weather that cloud, it will be mild, 11 degrees. still cool in eastern areas. this is the big picture for friday morning. this weather front pushing across eastern areas bringing milder air. weather front pushing across eastern areas bringing milderair. it weather front pushing across eastern areas bringing milde

after a 10 year absence — james corden gives us a glimpse of what's in store in tonight's return of gavinrprises? there might be a couple. you might find something that you have been wondering about. mostly all we wanted to be is to be a joyful hour. and i've been to catch up with terrence, to reflect on the overwhelming impact of his personaljourney, good morning to you. it's christmas day, wednesday the 25th of december. our top story: the queen will lead members of the royal family at their traditional festive service in sandringham this morning. yesterday the duke of edinburgh rejoined his family at the norfolk estate after spending four nights in hospital. it's not yet known if prince andrew, who recently stepped back from royal duties, will attend today's event. charlotte gallagher reports. prince philip arrives back at sandringham by helicopter after spending four nights in a central london hospital. he walked out unaided and without a stick. a huge relief for his family that he's home to spend christmas day with them. this hasn't been the smoothest year for the royals, something t

but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently no plans to bring it back to write more. but the pair did get together to watch the programme go out last night. it is eight minutes past six. deborahjames — or ‘bowel babe,‘ as she's known to anyone who has followed the podcast you, me and the big c — has shared every step of her cancer journey. this time last year, she didn't think she'd be celebrating another christmas, but she has been kept alive, thanks to some new treatment and her medical team at the royal marsden hospital. she's been back to meet them. let's take a look. this time last year, i honestly thought i was celebrating my last christmas. the cancer had progressed. the actual words from my oncologist were i cannot promise you it won't regress quickly. i am deborah james, i have it won't regress quickly. i am deborahjames, i have metastatic bowel cancer and i have been living with cancer for three years. i host the award—winning podcast you, me and the big c on bbc radio 5 live. hi! hello! welcome back! thank you. it is nice to be here not as a

we are going to catch up with james corden and i got a chance to talk to him live in l.a.

even think about singing along with the radio, if a song comes on that you like, because that is james corden's is mobbed up with lawyers and he will come after us with a sharp stick. >> so, no sing alongs? >> stephen: no sing alongs. ♪ galileo galileo ♪ galileo figaro! magnifico-o-o-oh! ♪ i'm just a poor boy, nobody loves me ♪ ♪ he's just a poor boy from a poor family ♪ ♪ spare his life from this monstrosity ♪ >> stephen: what's your daughter's birthday? >> twenty-first of june. >> stephen: that's not bad. well, it's not that. >> no. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, so, seriously, just while we're sitting here, don't tell me, just unlock it. i just want to see-- >> no. >> stephen: i'm not going to call anybody. come on. >> no. definitely not. >> stephen: you're no fun. do you know them? >> no, no, i do not. ( laughter ) >> stephen: those are just-- >> oh, hello! >> stephen: hello! >> kia ora! >> kia ora. >> stephen: how are you guys? i recognize you. >> stephen: her or me? >> no, jacinda. >> stephen: oh, okay. see ya. ( applause ) it's not my code. i used my code, that didn't work. >> how many m

. >> she's joined in the al star cast by the likes of taylor swift, idiris elba and james corden. >>ats" the actors have to go to cat school. >> we would sniff around. >> literally? >> closing our eyes and trusting our other senses, things like that which makes you more like cat-like. >> i am just picturing you and a group of some of the most famous people on earth closing your eyes in the room and sniffing around. >> yes, you should try it. if you close your eyes and sniff like a cat and let your nose be the lead. >> as a child growing up on the south side of chicago, jennifer hudson found her voice in the church. >> my family were born as singers. i was about two and they hit the note and i hit the note. this baby is going to sing. >> at two years old? >> yeah, really young. >> once i fell in love with music, i was like, that was 7 years old. this is who i am and this is what i am going to do. after graduating from high school, hudson chase that love of music to the high seas where she performed on a disney cruise ship. >> i learned then that you have to launch into the deep if you

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james corden was here, dame judi dench, who else? >> jennifer hudson.- who teaches you to be a cat? >> so we had a kate behavioral specialist. >> jimmy: that's a real thing? >> that's a real job, yeah. >> jimmy: by the way, there's no reason to applaud for that. not a career i approve of, so go on. >> there was a lady called sarah dowelling, a choreographer i knew before. and for this film she studied cat behavior, every time we'd do a scene she'd help us make everything we did a little more feline. we literally did cat school every day, it was like part of getting into the zone. >> jimmy: so judi dench was in cat school? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and they were like, no, you have to be more catty, judy. really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did anyone cough up a hairball or anything like that? >> no. >> jimmy: see a ball of yarn, and suddenly, you're running away? and then did you feel like it made you more like a cat? >> yeah, definitely, no, seriously, at weekends when i had time off, when i was with my friends, sometimes they'd look at me weird, and they'd say, franki

president, i will not stand here and let you talk that way about james corden. >> one of the things i read that your mom used to say to you as a kid was to, with any hardship you were going through to view it in the light of eternity. >> yes. >> i found it really interesting. i've been thinking about it for the last couple days since i read that. how do you think -- i won't say eternity, but history, is going to view this president? >> poorly. >> you have no doubt about that. >> oh, no. no, no, no. >> because oftentimes, you know, a president leaves, he's not popular and then, you know, george w. bush left with low -- low ratings i guess you would say or opinion polls. >> sure, he did. >> now is viewed much more differently. you know, at least -- >> i question your research on that one. i don't think george w. bush -- compared to trump? >> yes. >> well, sure. well, sure. i mean, if our next president is a single-celled organism, trump's going to look great. >> single-celled -- >> you know, some sort of slime mold. >> uh-huh. >> yeah, no, i don't think so. i'm all-in. chips are all-in

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i'm not james corden. while i host his show, he's going to win some grammys real quick. >> on "cbs this morning." >> it would require elementary schools to teach kids how to read and write in cursive. >> old people want everyone to learn how they learned. i wouldn't be shocked if in 50 years we'll be complaining about our grandkids. i i hate how kids don't text wi their thumbs anymore. phones just scan your text now. in my day from your brain, you couldn't do that. you had to look down at your phone like a real person and walk into things head first. that's how we kept our heads hard. >> not wrong. >>> house democrats have just unveiled two articles of impeachment against president trump. >> a president that declares himself above accountability, the american people, and congress's power of impeachment, is a president who sees himself as above the law. >> the president's oath of office appears to mean very little to him, but the articles put forward today will give us a chance to show that we will defend t

but the show‘s writers, james corden and ruthjones, said there are currently no plans to bring it backfind time to write more. but the pair did get together to watch the programme go out last night. let's return to one of our main stories this morning. the owners of a hotel in southern spain, where a british father and his two children drowned yesterday, have described it as a "tragic accident". an investigation into what happened is underway. localjournalist gerard couzens joins us now from marbella. thank you for taking the time to talk to us today, what more do you know about what might have happened? the exact circumstances are still unclear, the reason as to why these people lost their lives. we know they drowned, the autopsy has concluded they drown, but exactly why, we still don't know. the resort hasissued why, we still don't know. the resort has issued a statement saying a full investigation found no concerns relating to the pool in question or procedures in place. can you explain the result, the people that go there? it is a small complex on the other side of the main dual ca

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it includes celebrities like the kardashians, james corden, even her ex-husband nick cannon, and they lip-syncing her song. carrie tweeted out a photo of everyone who took part in the video and thanked them for their support and someone not thanking them is kari hall. we just like set this up. she's smiling this time. >> you're just not a fan of the song. >> i like the song but they overplay it and we play it 100 more times here. >> of course. and she's just like cha-ching, cha-ching, cha-ching. >> for sure. >> i'm sure she's proud that it did hit that number one spot but i mean 25 years of royalties i'll take that and you don't have to get to number one. >> $60 million, crazy. >> no one plays my song. >> oh. >> yet. yet! you're welcome. >> maybe for christmas. >> some people want their family to come in for christmas. we're tracking that travel forecast whether you're staying here for heading out. a live look at sfo this morning we are seeing clear conditions and all nice hopefully the flights will be on time throughout the day and yesterday we have fog in the south bay but that has

mariah carey released a new music video for the song, it includes celebrities like the kardashians, james cordener ex-husband nick cannon, and they are all lip-syncing her song. carrie tweeted out a photo of everyone who took part in the video and thanked them for their support, and i'm only laughing because kari hall is like -- i can't -- >> mariah kari hall. ooh, mariah kari hall. she could not look less enthused about this. >> you don't like the song? >> i like it but it's so overplayed. at some point you're just like -- >> they only play it all the time every year for 25 years. that's all. that's all. cue "baby shark" do we have that? >> it's so funny, i didn't know how you weren't a big fan. >> it's all right, but i mean. >> they set you up for that. they set you up for that. >> and we want to play it every morning here on the show. >> yes, of course. >> merry christmas in our ear. >> i got you. >> kari, poor kari. >> it is all good. so let's talk about the cold temperatures and the fog that we have to deal with this morning. i know a lot of people are going to be traveling, so here is a lo