James Corden, Julia Collin Davison, Dan Souza, Elle Simone Scott
"The Late Late Show" host James Corden opens up about what contributed to his decision to leave his late night talk show and what he has planned next. Drew and Ross Mathews are hitting today's headlines at the Drew's News desk including which actress just revealed she ate banana peels in school for attention and the latest study exploring if watching TV with your children is actually beneficial. Plus, Drew-crew member Mikel Welch is sharing his top tip for painting.
"America's Test Kitchen" culinary geniuses Julia Collin Davison, Dan Souza and Elle Simone Scott join Drew in the kitchen to whip a delicious Gumbo dish. It's a special Drew's News: Food News edition when all three join Drew and Ross Mathews at the Drew's News desk to tackle the latest food headlines. Plus, they are sharing their favorite kitchen hacks including how you can use a blow dryer next time your cooking, a safe way to get rid of oil and more!
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