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The real Junk Bond King, who went to prison, was named Michael Milken. He did giant deals for redwoods. In real time, we were confused. It took a couple of decades to realize how misplaced the fight was between loggers and tree-sitting environmentalists. The real battle was everyone who depended on a swath of California, its water, oxygen, stability and economy versus a financing scheme designed to screw almost everyone. Now Milken a much-emulated investment god, and the nexus of many an NBA billionaire. Everyone from James Corden to Joe Dumars takes the stage at his annual conference. He got one of Trump’s first pardons. His most ardent acolytes are known, approximately, as the private equity industry. (That’s a joke, but not far off—you can draw a line from Milken to a shocking percentage of the industry’s biggest movers.)
"People thought it would be uncool to get married and then I got married and then people went, 'Oh that looks cool,'" West told Corden. Corden clearly amused replied, "No one ever thought it would be uncool to marry Kim Kardashian, everybody thought it would be cool to marry Kim Kardashian!" To which West responded: "Well, not Kris Humphries."
We got Common at LAX and asked if he's drooling to be a part of LeBron's Hollywood kingdom, and he said he'd love to run some lines with James ... again. "LeBron is one of my favorite athletes, I actually just did a movie called 'Smallfoot.' We both did this animated film together." The flick he's referencing is about a yeti who's convinced humans exist -- and includes voiceover work from stars like Channing Tatum, Zendaya, James Corden, and Danny DeVito. "Of course I'll work with LeBron and Maverick! They're incredible, they do good stuff."
It started with a simple question on The Late, Late Show with James Corden. Shaquille O’Neal, ignoring that Queen Elizabeth is already married (he clearly is not a frequent watcher of The Crown), asked what would happen if he married the Queen of England. “Would that make me King of England?” Corden, ever the good host, said that he was guessing no. “But on behalf of everyone in Great Britain, I would love nothing more. I think it would be the most sensational thing that would ever happen.” On Tuesday, O’Neal tried to make his best case for the position on Inside the NBA.
So far, every preview of LeBron James' upcoming appearance onCarpool Karaoke: The Series has been entertaining - the Cleveland Cavaliers star will do a buddy-cop parody with James Corden and dance to Maniac. In this extended preview, there's James texting Jay Z, and then rapping to every word of Ice Cube's It Was a Good Day as the music legend pops up in their backseat.
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James Corden's always-entertaining "Carpool Karaoke" segment is becoming its own series on Apple Music, and among the celebrities participating is none other than LeBron James. In a clip previewing Will Smith rapping some of his greatest hits with Corden, we got to see a peek at the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar getting down to Michael Sembello's Maniac, made famous by the movie Flashdance:
Blink and you might miss James. The Cavaliers superstar appears briefly, first showing off his karate skills to Corden and then letting loose to an unknown song while sitting in a car. The show was taped in the spring while the Cavaliers were in Los Angeles. A bit was also taped at Staples Center prior to the game against the Clippers. The 16-episode season of "Carpool Karaoke: The Series" is set to premiere on Apple Music August 8 at 9 p.m. with Corden and Will Smith gettin' jiggy wit it. From there, two new episodes will arrive every Tuesday, but it's not certain yet exactly when the episode featuring James will drop.
Curry and Corden broke out the Disney tunes, as Curry said that is all he listens to in the car because, that’s what his daughters like to hear. First, they went with “No One Knows,” a track from the new movie, Moana, and Curry even broke out his signature mouthpiece, chewing on it while he sung along. But the performance really takes off when they move on to “Love Is An Open Door,” from Frozen. Curry, who could probably sing this one in his sleep, really gets into it, breaking out a number of dance moves.
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