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Sunday, April 3, 2016

James Corden's Carpool Karaoke: why is this late-night segment such a hit?

Stars such as Adele, Bieber and J Lo seem to do anything the Late Late Show host asks of them when they hop in the passenger seat with him. How does he do it?

James Corden hits it off with Adele.

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This week James Corden celebrated one year as host of CBS’s Late Late Show with an hour-long primetime special. His tenure has been marked by a rebirth of the Late Late Show as mandatory viewing and, perhaps more importantly, his becoming the rising leader in the late-night viral video arms race – much of which is due to the runaway success of his sketch Carpool Karaoke.

Mario Testino / In Your Face

Mario Testino

IN YOUR FACE

October 21, 2012 – February 3, 2013

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

“In Your Face” offers a provocative inside look at some of today’s most elusive and exclusive subjects through the lens of renowned fashion and portrait photographer and Vogue and Vanity Fair contributor Mario Testino. Known for the elegance, beauty, style, irreverence, and contradiction of his images, Testino gives us a career retrospective arranged in compelling visual stories. These images capture the interplay of mass media, celebrity, and glamour, and offer a new understanding of his influence and aesthetic contributions to fashion and photography.

This exhibition, his first in the US, represents the brilliant range and quality of Testino’s thirty-year career and includes striking, exquisitely styled images of international superstars such as models Kate Moss, Stephanie Seymour, and Gisele Bündchen, actors Brad Pitt, Nicole Kidman, and Gwyneth Paltrow, musicians Mick Jagger, Madonna, and Lady Gaga, and soccer player David Beckham. “In Your Face” recreates the photographer’s world and his people—formal portraits juxtaposed with private party snapshots, nudes with fashion, black and white with color, and interiors with exterior settings—making visitors feel as though they had stepped into the pages of one of today’s most entertaining and spectacular fashion magazines.