Harry Styles hosts "Late Late Show" for a night
LOS ANGELES -- Harry Styles has moved into a solo music career, an acting career and now he's even trying late-night hosting.
The former One Direction singer took over James Corden's "Late Late Show" for a night.
Styles was introduced as Corden on Tuesday night's edition of the CBS talk show. He slipped into the role by telling a few jokes during an opening monologue, poking fun at two of late night comedy's favorite targets, President Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Corden returned the favor by appearing as Styles during a skit. He later resumed hosting duties.
Styles is spending the week with Corden on the "Late Late Show" in order to promote his new album. He performed his new single "Carolina" on Tuesday night. He'll be taking part in Corden's signature "Carpool Karaoke" segment Thursday.
