The Kelly Clarkson Show

Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter give Kelly Clarkson an impression of what they had to do every day on set of their new Paramount+ series “Landman” to make sure he didn’t have a wardrobe malfunction with his baggy jeans.

Jon Hamm reacts to a cardboard cutout of himself being featured in an indie rock band’s music video this year, and reveals that he saw the lead singer of the band on the beach just two days before the song came out.

Kaley Cuoco opens up to Kelly Clarkson about life as a new mom with a 19-month-old, including navigating the “new world” of mom friends, and how her baby girl helped inspire Season 2 of her Peacock series “Based on a True Story.”

The Travel Mom Emily Kaufman is back to surprise two lucky audience members with incredible winter adventure vacations perfect for those embracing the cold weather — and running from it!

“Give our children a story where we stay alive!” Nicole Scherzinger dishes on returning as Moana’s mom in “Moana 2,” and reveals she had to fight Disney to not kill her character off.

Dwayne Johnson reacts to Jelly’s Roll recent conversation with Kelly Clarkson about their friendship, and reflects on how Jelly Roll’s music helped him while going through a hard time in life.

Kelly Clarkson and the cast of ‘Wicked’ joke that Jeff Goldblum should have used his magic trick talents in the movie, and Cynthia Erivo reveals that she actually snuck one of his tricks into a scene.

“Red One” stars Dwayne Johnson, Chris Evans, Lucy Liu, J.K. Simmons, Kiernan Shipka and Bonnie Hunt dish with Kelly Clarkson on turning Christmas lore on its head in their new action-packed holiday movie, and share some of their personal favorite Christmas movies.

“Red One” stars Dwayne Johnson, Chris Evans, Lucy Liu, J.K. Simmons, Kiernan Shipka and Bonnie Hunt take a stand on controversial holiday topics, including their opinions on holiday songs, fruit cake, Christmas in Hawaii, tree toppers, and many more on “The Kelly Clarkson Show.”

Kelly Clarkson meets Yinrun and Luke, a newly-engaged couple who recently went viral when Luke surprisde Yinrun by proposing in her native language — Mandarin. Yinrun and Luke share how nervous he was to propose in a foreign language, and how he got it all on video by tricking her into thinking they were going to do Charli XCX’s “Apple”...

Aldis Hodge dishes on Season 2 of his Amazon Prime Video series “Cross,” including his love of playing the iconic James Patterson character, Alex Cross.

“I lost my mind!” Kristin Chenoweth and Kelly react to the new movie adaption of “Wicked,” including Kelly maybe — or maybe not! — teasing a Kristin cameo, and Kristin reveals her heart-melting conversation with Ariana Grande after the premiere. Tune in today for more fun with Kristin Chenoweth.

“Who’s that incredible singer on the grass…” Kelly bonds with “Three Women” stars Shailene Woodley and Betty Gilpin over their love of music and reveal their first-ever concerts were Celine Dion and the Spice Girls. Tune in today for more fun with Shailene and Betty, and “Three Women” author Lisa Taddeo.

Connie Chung dishes on her new memoir “Connie,” and reflects on her time starting out as the only woman among a sea of men in the news industry.

In a never-before-seen moment from Kelly’s interview with Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone, the trio face-off in an ultra-competitive axe throwing competition straight from their new podcast “Hildy the Barback and the Lake of Fire.”

Food artist and “Practical Peculiarities” creator Nikk Alcaraz gives Reba McEntire, Rex Linn and Kelly a tour of spooky dishes from his new book “Peculiar Baking: A Practical Guide to Strange Confections.” The shrimp cocktail is not what it looks like!

Kelly Clarkson fully transformed into Michael Keaton’s Beetlejuice for the Halloween episode of her talk show, and the results were spooky, to say the least. 

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of “Little House on the Prairie,” star Melissa Gilbert shares why she thinks the show has had such a lasting cultural impact.

Jesse Eisenberg dishes on directing, writing and starring in his new movie “A Real Pain,” and shares how everything about the experience was daunting, but also felt natural for him creatively.

Snoop Dogg is loving every second of being the new coach on “The Voice,” especially forming a special bond with fellow coach Michael Bublé and his daughter, who is Snoop’s biggest fan.