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Naman Ramachandran James Corden, Ariana Grande and Broadway musical “Hairspray” star Marissa Jaret Winokur convened for a joyous celebration of the end of COVID-19 restrictions on “The Late Late Show” on Tuesday night.They sang “No Lockdowns Anymore” set to the tune of hit “Hairspray” number “Good Morning Baltimore.”The video begins with a jubilant Corden appearing on a New York street in his bathrobe. “Woke up today, feeling okay, this is new,” Corden croons.

James Corden and Ariana Grande teamed up on Tuesday night's to celebrate lockdowns ending as the numbers in the COVID-19 pandemic continue to decline due to an increasing amount of Americans getting vaccinated. In a funny spoof of the opening song, «Good Morning Baltimore,» the pals and theater lovers sang «No Lockdowns Anymore.»Corden kicked things off, stepping out of an apartment in his robe and singing, «Oh, oh, oh, woke up today, feeling OK, wow, this is new!»He then broke into the chorus,

James Corden has been accused of fuelling "anti-Asian racism" by "mocking" the continent's food on his talk show. The Late Late Show host has come under fire for his recurring segment Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts, in which his celebrity guests, who have included Kim Kardashian, Gordon Ramsay and Chrissy Teigen in the past, are given the option of eating "gross" foods or answering a personal question.

the petition on change.org says. "He's presented foods such as balut, century old eggs, and chicken feet, and which are often regularly eaten by Asian people.""During these segments, [James] is openly called these foods 'really disgusting,' and 'horrific.' In the wake of the constant Asian hate crimes that have continuously been occurring, not only is this segment incredibly culturally offensive and insensitive, but it also encourages anti-Asian racism," the petition continues.

reads the petition, which currently boasts over 12,000 signatures on Change.org. It calls for the removal of the controversial segment, in which the talk show hosts forces celebrities to answer difficult questions or eat “gross” foods.

James Corden has come under fire for promoting anti-Asian sentiment with a controversial game on The Late Late Show in the US.

James Corden is facing some serious heat! The popular chat show is being called out by netizens for being 'culturally offensive'. Turns out, a petition on change.org was started by a certain Kim Saira and aims to get 15,000 signatures.

More than 12,000 people have signed a petition to ban a “culturally insensitive” segment from James Corden’s Late Late Show.

James Corden is facing backlash after a petition has labeled the "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment of his "Late Late Show" "culturally offensive." The CBS show's recurring segment sees Corden ask his celebrity guests personal questions and if they don't provide an answer they have to eat a "gross" food. While it's been a recurring segment for years, one woman's TikTok video calling it "racist" for mocking Asian foods has gone viral.

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James Corden is looking back at a hilarious moment he shared with Stevie Wonder!

In a recent, virtual appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, James Corden touched on the return of Carpool Karaoke, amid easing Covid-19 health and safety protocols in Los Angeles.