First look at Michael Bublé's charity Carpool Karaoke

From Digital Spy

James Corden and Michael Bublé belt out two of the crooner's biggest hits in a preview of their very special edition of Carpool Karaoke.

The Late Late Show presenter welcomes Michael to his passenger seat this Friday night in honour of the Stand Up to Cancer charity telethon - but there's already a sneak preview that will have you singing along:

Corden first takes a crack at Bublé's 2009 hit 'Haven't Met You Yet', with the singer himself doing everything he can to groove while clamped down in a seatbelt. Then, the duo have a go at 'It's a Beautiful Day'.

Taking part in the charity telethon is hugely personal for Bublé, since his young son Noah is currently in remission from liver cancer, after bravely battling the disease for the last two years.

Bublé recently hit back at reports claiming that he was retiring from the music business to devote his time solely to fatherhood, with plans for "a new album coming out, TV appearances, and a possible tour" very much in the works.

His special edition of Carpool Karaoke will be part of a full night of programming put together by Stand Up to Cancer to raise vital funds for children and adults battling the disease across the UK.

Also on the line-up will be the finale of the Great Celebrity Bake Off (featuring Desperate Housewives' Teri Hatcher no less!), Celebrity Gogglebox and comedy sketches featuring Miss Piggy, Jon Hamm and Matthew McConaughey.

Stand Up to Cancer airs from 7pm on Friday on Channel 4. To donate, click here or text TEN or TWENTY to 70404 to make donations in those amount of pounds.

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