James Corden steps out after backlash over his Friends reunion gig

Chrissy Teigen, Twitter’s former queen of stinging repartee who once gave as good as she got in a 280-character feud with (then) President Donald Trump, sounded a much more measured tone in her first online post since May 12.

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.

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.

Jennifer Aniston has left fans divided after sharing several unseen snaps from the Friends reunion, featuring hitmaker Justin Bieber. The 52 year old, whose co-star Matthew Perry was recently defended by the reunion director after receiving "unkind" remarks, took to her Instagram feed to post a series of photos for her 37.2million followers to revel in.

James Corden is proud of his televised interview with Prince Harry, as he says he got to show an authentic side of him.The 42-year-old host of The Late Late Show welcomed Harry for his debut interview in February, showing him around Los Angeles in the most unique way possible.Now James says he was honored to show off the real Harry on the small screen, as they talked on the open top deck of a London-style bus.“We felt like we showed the person we know in a really true and positive light,” adding

Twitter, many people slammed James' hosting abilities with one person writing: "I came here to watch Friends. . Not James Corden and Friends.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeA few weeks ago, James Corden, his band and his writers were having a laugh about a new hotel chain that superstar music producer Pharrell Williams was opening. That led them down the rabbit hole of discussing what celebrity they’d actually like to see open a hotel.

Fans all over the world have been dreaming for a Friends Reunion for years and now, their wishes have finally come true. However, one aspect of the reunion that loyal viewers were less than impressed with was James Corden hosting the special.

Friends: The Reunion finally aired this morning (27 May) and for the most part fans are thrilled to see it. The long-awaited special is available to watch on HBO Max in the US, with UK viewers able to stream it on NOW.

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James Corden's hosting of the much-anticipated Friends reunion special has upset some fans of the legendary sitcom. The official trailer for the much anticipated reunion - which will include its stars Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry, and Matt LeBlanc - has arrived and Corden has been lined up to host the HBO Max special, which airs in the U.