Brave to Open Dolby Theatre
The Disney/Pixar animated feature film Brave, which opens nationwide in the United States on June 22nd and features the voice talent of Craig Ferguson, will be the debut film for the grand re-opening of the newly-renamed Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. As detailed by TheWrap.com, Brave’s world premiere will be part of the Los Angeles Film Festival, which begins June 14th. The Dolby Theatre is the former Kodak Theatre, home of the Academy Awards. The 3,400 seat venue is being updated for 3-D and with Dolby’s newest sound systems. To celebrate, we’ll be posting a new Brave trailer every day this week.


Rob Burnett Talks About Craig
Last Friday, Rob Burnett, President of Worldwide Pants (David Letterman’s production company, which co-produces the Late Late Show with CBS) made himself available for a question and answer session on reddit.com. Along the way, he had nice things to say about Craig. Enjoy the full Q & A session. Thanks to the RSA’s @bgrhubarb for the link!

A Late Late Show Mention
On a recent episode of the now-canceled Fox series The Finder, one of the characters makes a reference to the Late Late Show, saying, “What did we learn on the show tonight, Craig,” at about a minute into the episode. Thanks to the RSA’s @bgrhubarb for the heads up!

Video courtesy: Fox

The Bear Story
Here is a clip from the upcoming movie Brave, where we hear one of the legends around which the story is based:

Video courtesy: Disney/Pixar

This Week’s Guests

UPDATED: Craig is back in Los Angeles for another week of the Late Late Show beginning Monday when he’ll talk with actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan and read emails with Steven Wright.  On Tuesday, Craig welcomes actor Billy Bob Thornton and actress Sonya Walger.  Wednesday, Craig chats with a perennial favorite, actress Jennifer Love Hewitt and actress Rutina Wesley.  Actress Keke Palmer was also scheduled for Wednesday’s taping but has been taken off the listing for Wednesday night’s show.  We’ll let you know when she returns.  On Thursday, Craig’s guests are actor Alfred Molina and musician Sara Watkins.  For the time being, Friday’s guests are still to be announced.  The most recent update from CBS indicates that Friday’s show will be a new episode. We are aware of at least seven new guest interviews, a comedian’s stand up routine and a band that have been taped during the past month and are still waiting to be aired.  As soon as we get word from CBS, we’ll update this post and our Guests page.

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