On Monday night, James Corden opened The Late Late Show on a somber note. In a special message taped after news of the terror attack at Ariana Grande's concert in Manchester, England, that killed 22 and injured 59, Corden paid tribute to the spirit of the people of Manchester and the lives lost in the tragedy. "While taping our show earlier tonight we heard the horrific news coming out of Manchester, England, that there had been an incident at Ariana Grande's concert," he said. At the time of his taping, the Islamic State group had yet to claim responsibility for the suicide attack. Like many celebrities who were shocked by the news, Corden said his thoughts and prayers were with the people of Manchester last night, including the staff at Manchester Arena, the security and emergency services teams, as well as Grande and her team and the affected families.