James Corden faces backlash over 'culturally insensitive' Late Show segment

James Corden is in hot water over a Late Late Show bit.

amid skyrocketing support for a petition calling for the piece’s cancellation. The UK TV personality spilled his guts on the proposed makeover in an interview on “The Howard Stern Show,” Deadline reported.The controversy began earlier this month after TikTok star Kim Saira released a video criticizing the “Spill Your Guts” piece in which Corden, 43, forces celebrities to answer uncomfortable questions or eat “gross” foods.

James Corden has said he is revising a controversial segment on his Late Late Show that has been accused of anti-Asian racism.The ‘Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts’ bit sees celebrities face a choice between revealing secrets or eating certain foods – some of which are Asian delicacies.Recently, a TikTok clip went viral that highlighted how Corden and guest Jimmy Kimmel called foods such balut (boiled fertilized egg dish), pídàn (thousand-year-old egg) and xuě dòufǔ (pig blood) “horrible” and

‘Spill Your Guts’ might have drawn its last breath.

James Corden and his producer have revealed his pal Prince Harry reached out to them to go on the Late Late Show back in February.The 42 year old, who recently said he thinks Harry is going through a tough time since his move to the US, appeared on a video panel during a For Your Consideration event to talk about their time on screen together.The host of The Late Late Show with James Corden explained to famed drag queen RuPaul, 60, that the Duke of Sussex had been offering to go on the programme

US talk show host James Corden has reportedly been asked by the Jersey Government to return a prehistoric monument that sits in his back garden.The main feature of the British actor’s Berkshire garden is the ancient stone circle that has remained on the land since they were first moved from Jersey in 1788.

James Corden has jumped to the defence of his friend Prince Harry, saying his decision to leave the UK to move stateside with wife Meghan Markle was "not easy".The 43 year old uprooted to the US himself back in 2015 to begin hosting chat show The Late Late Show. Duke and Duchess of Sussex Harry and Meghan, aged 36 and 39 respectively, relocated to California at the start of 2020 after a brief stint in Canada.

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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 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.

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.