Topic: James Corden

Google's "Year in Search" for 2021 focused on the theme of "healing," featuring trending searches like "how to stay strong" and "how to take care of mental health." The campaign was rolled out as a native advertisement across several late-night talk shows, including those hosted by Stephen Colbert and James Corden.

Hillary and Chelsea Clinton appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden to promote their book and perform a comedy monologue. During the appearance, Hillary Clinton reiterated her call to abolish the Electoral College. The segment included scripted jokes targeting Donald Trump and Sean Spicer's participation in Dancing with the Stars.

Comedian Tracy Ullman performed a sketch depicting a support group for "overly virtuous" young people struggling with "woke" culture. The satire mocks the tendency to find "problematic" elements in classic sitcoms like Friends and the labeling of everyday items, such as water, as racist.

James Corden is criticized for wearing an ill-fitting suit with short sleeves during the Grammy Awards broadcast. The hosts argue that executive producer Ken Ehrlich, who is in his 70s, is out of touch with modern audiences and relies on irrelevant acts like U2 and Sting. The broadcast suffered significant ratings declines, which the hosts attribute to excessive anti-Trump political humor.

The 59th Annual Grammy Awards production by Ken Ehrlich is criticized for being self-absorbed, though technically well-executed. Adele's acceptance speech, where she claimed Beyoncé deserved the Album of the Year award, is characterized as an expression of white guilt and privilege.