The No Good Nick actress played the Archie Comics character from 1996 to 2003.

While Netflix may have reincarnated Sabrina with Kiernan Shipka in the role, Hart returned to her spooky past, thanks to James Corden. 

During an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, the 43-year-old took part in a sketch set in the world of Sabrina the Teenage Witch (although no longer a teenager!) where the host played her cousin. 

Sabrina finds her powers glitching, only for Corden to appear and inform her that she has a new skill in her arsenal — the power to subpoena. Making her, ahem, “Subpoena the Witch”. 

Hart may have outgrown the role which she played until age 27, but Salem the Cat proves that he has just gotten better like fine wine!

The post Melissa Joan Hart Revisits Her Most Famous Role appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

For those who are unfamiliar with the battle, it was fought between Britain and the US, as well as their respective allies.

During an appearance on The Late Late Show which also starred High School Musical alum, Vanessa Hudgens, the pair pointed out that they don’t know really understand Halloween as a result of their geographical upbringing.

October 31st is considered a day of great importance state-side, with Vanessa saying she “lives for Halloween!”

James responded by saying, “See, we’re British, we don’t really get it.”

“It’s not a holiday! It’s not a holiday. It’s a day, it passes. Everyone gets dressed up,” Matt chipped in.

The host continued by saying, “It’s like the account manager at my son’s school, who is like an accountant at a big law firm and then he’s opening the door with a big ax in his face and blood dripping down, which like, this is completely normal. And it’s interesting for 30 seconds and then you end up just going, ‘Oh, did you see the game last night?’ And with a man with an axe in the face!”

We think he may have a point…

The post Brits Don’t Get Halloween, According to James Corden and Matt Smith appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

Corden shared CBS TV Studio’s tweet along with the photo of himself and McCartney in front of a car announcing the series of London broadcasts of The Late Late Show. In the tweet, the network also mentioned Chris Pratt and Cher, so we have plenty to look forward to.

Not only will legendary musician @PaulMcCartney star in an all new #CarpoolKaraoke, but @prattprattpratt, @cher, and others join the star-studded line-up during London broadcasts of #LateLateShow! pic.twitter.com/V8IUgchV8T

— CBS TV Studios (@CBSTVStudios) June 13, 2018

Variety quoted a source saying that “[McCartney] was being really nice to everybody” at the Liverpool filming. “He was backing people in so they could get pictures with him. He and James Corden were taking selfies. And they just walked back, got in the car and disappeared off and went ’round Liverpool. It was fabulous.”

The post Paul McCartney Teams Up With James Corden on Carpool Karaoke appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

The No Good Nick actress played the Archie Comics character from 1996 to 2003.

While Netflix may have reincarnated Sabrina with Kiernan Shipka in the role, Hart returned to her spooky past, thanks to James Corden. 

During an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, the 43-year-old took part in a sketch set in the world of Sabrina the Teenage Witch (although no longer a teenager!) where the host played her cousin. 

Sabrina finds her powers glitching, only for Corden to appear and inform her that she has a new skill in her arsenal — the power to subpoena. Making her, ahem, “Subpoena the Witch”. 

Hart may have outgrown the role which she played until age 27, but Salem the Cat proves that he has just gotten better like fine wine!

The post Melissa Joan Hart Revisits Her Most Famous Role appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

For those who are unfamiliar with the battle, it was fought between Britain and the US, as well as their respective allies.

During an appearance on The Late Late Show which also starred High School Musical alum, Vanessa Hudgens, the pair pointed out that they don’t know really understand Halloween as a result of their geographical upbringing.

October 31st is considered a day of great importance state-side, with Vanessa saying she “lives for Halloween!”

James responded by saying, “See, we’re British, we don’t really get it.”

“It’s not a holiday! It’s not a holiday. It’s a day, it passes. Everyone gets dressed up,” Matt chipped in.

The host continued by saying, “It’s like the account manager at my son’s school, who is like an accountant at a big law firm and then he’s opening the door with a big ax in his face and blood dripping down, which like, this is completely normal. And it’s interesting for 30 seconds and then you end up just going, ‘Oh, did you see the game last night?’ And with a man with an axe in the face!”

We think he may have a point…

The post Brits Don’t Get Halloween, According to James Corden and Matt Smith appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

Corden shared CBS TV Studio’s tweet along with the photo of himself and McCartney in front of a car announcing the series of London broadcasts of The Late Late Show. In the tweet, the network also mentioned Chris Pratt and Cher, so we have plenty to look forward to.

Not only will legendary musician @PaulMcCartney star in an all new #CarpoolKaraoke, but @prattprattpratt, @cher, and others join the star-studded line-up during London broadcasts of #LateLateShow! pic.twitter.com/V8IUgchV8T

— CBS TV Studios (@CBSTVStudios) June 13, 2018

Variety quoted a source saying that “[McCartney] was being really nice to everybody” at the Liverpool filming. “He was backing people in so they could get pictures with him. He and James Corden were taking selfies. And they just walked back, got in the car and disappeared off and went ’round Liverpool. It was fabulous.”

The post Paul McCartney Teams Up With James Corden on Carpool Karaoke appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.