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The West End cast of The Lion King will give a special performance of Circle of Life on this week's Late Late Show.
Vogue Williams will join host Ryan Tubridy for a chat about her smash hit podcast, her arena tours and now adding children’s author to her name.
As he prepares to take Gift Grub Live around the country, master of impressions Mario Rosenstock throws a wry eye over some of the country's most famous faces.
Siblings Mark and David Ryan will speak with Ryan about the abuse they endured as children on the grounds of Blackrock College for the first time since RTÉ Doc on One's 'Blackrock Boys' aired last month. Since then, hundreds of abuse victims have come forward for the first time as a direct result of the Ryan brothers speaking out.
A couple of surprises are also in store as the Late Late looks back on the best moments from this year's GAA season.
This week's show airs December 9 at 9.35 pm.
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