James Corden facing backlash for 'mocking' Asian food on talk show

James Corden has seen his popularity soar in the States after signing up to host his own show, The Late Late Show with James Corden.

James Corden is responding to the criticism surrounding his popular segment, «Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts.» The gross-out game has been a regular staple on and features celebrities being forced to answer tough or embarrassing questions or eat a variety of foods. Numerous A-listers have taken part in the segment, including Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian West, Cher and more, and the foods are meant to disgust the stars, who often react by gagging, spitting up, or loudly complaining about the

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

British TV host James Corden, who has been called out over his "Spill Your Guts" segment, recently reacted to the budding drama. The Late Late Show host recently responded to mounting complaints over the segment, which has been featured on the show for at least five years now.

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

Days after James Corden and his team came under heavy criticism for the kind of food used in his talk show segment 'Spill Your Guts', the host revealed that they will be completely revamping it. To put things into context, a petition on change.org was started by a certain Kim Saira for James Corden to remove the segment from his show for being 'culturally offensive'. In the segment, celebrities have to either some really difficult questions or  "eat disgusting foods".

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

RuPaul asked James Corden how he secured a special feature with Prince Harry for The Late Late Show.

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran will have a week-long residency on CBS’ The Late Late Show with James Corden starting Monday, June 28, through Thursday, July 1, the show announced today.

As if the Friends reunion was any less exciting, the lead cast of the show recently joined James Corden for a unique version of his carpool karaoke session. The lead cast of the sitcom including Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow came together once again after the reunion special.

HBO Max “Friends” reunion, Corden offered his “Late Late Show” viewers a second reunion — which included a near-mishap during a “Carpool Karaoke”-type segment with the show’s cast.The surprise 11-minute clip featured Corden driving in a golf cart around the Warner Bros. lot — which is where the legendary sitcom and reunion were both filmed — and corraling Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer along the way.

reunion last month, James Corden released an 11-minute clip with the cast of on Wednesday's . Corden first picked up Lisa Kudrow, Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, and Matthew Perry in a cart on the Warner Bros.

reunion last month, James Corden released a new 11-minute clip with the cast of on Wednesday's . Corden first picked up Lisa Kudrow, Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, and Matthew Perry in a cart on the Warner Bros.

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

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.