The Kelly Clarkson Show

“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.

Uma Thurman reminisces about Halloween as kid growing up in Massachusetts, and talks with Kelly Clarkson about some of her most memorable costumes throughout her film career — including her yellow jumpsuit in “Kill Bill” and her Poison Ivy costume in “Batman & Robin.”

Kelly Clarkson taste tests Kylie Minogue’s new wine and things get a little messy. Tune in Tuesday for more fun with Kylie Minogue on “The Kelly Clarkson Show.”

Jelly Roll talks with Kelly Clarkson about his new album “Beautifully Broken,” and opens up about how becoming more vulnerable has changed everything for him in life.

Trevor Noah talks with Kelly Clarkson about his podcast “What Now?,” and shares how he uses the longform nature of podcasts to explore the things that connect us as people, and have deeper conversations about the things that separate us.

Trevor Noah reveals that he used to exchange handwritten “correspondence” with his mom growing up to negotiate chores. He reads a couple of his hilarious throwback letters to Kelly Clarkson, and opens up about his childhood love of using passive-aggressive corporate speak when writing to his mom. Watch “The Kelly Clarkson Show” weekdays on NBC.

“After Midnight” host Taylor Tomlinson bonds with Kelly Clarkson over adjusting to their first corporate jobs coming from the world of music and comedy, and Tomlinson hilariously shares her first experience sitting through an HR training session. Tune in weekdays on NBC to watch “The Kelly Clarkson Show.”

Ella Hunt dishes on portraying Gilda Radner in the new movie “Saturday Night,” and how she approached playing the “Saturday Night Live” icon “from scratch.”

“Dateline” correspondents Keith Morrison and Andrea Canning open up about the tragic true crime stories that have stuck with them from the show, and share how they use their platform to honor the victims.

World of Pink Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to providing breast cancer survivors with proper aftercare resources to help them rebuild their confidence and feel beautiful inside and out.

Kristen Bell and Adam Brody play an unlikely couple in the new Netflix series “Nobody Wants This,” and “The Kelly Clarkson Show” guest host Roy Wood Jr. gets to the bottom of their dealbreakers in real life.

Kristen Bell and Adam Brody have spent a lot of time together on the press tour for their hit Netflix series “Nobody Wants This,” but turns out he still has a few secrets. Tune in to The Kelly Clarkson show today.

Cristin Milioti dishes with Kelly Clarkson on her new HBO series “The Penguin,” and reflects on her obsession with pretending to be Batman villains growing up.