Ariana Grande, James Corden Slay A Schmaltzy 'Hairspray' Goodbye To Lockdowns
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The two celebrate the vaccine era in a big musical number that's like a shot in the arm.
Ariana Grande and James Corden revved up the razzle-dazzle to celebrate the pandemic recovery on “The Late Late Show” Tuesday. (Watch the video below.) In a song-and-dance parody of “Good Morning Baltimore” from the musical “Hairspray,” the two rediscover freedoms after getting their vaccines. “Hot people at brunch / And I’ve got a hunch / Mimosas are gonna be bottomless ... No lockdowns anymore / We can finally walk out the door,” are some of the lyrics.
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