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James Corden comedy gets West End run

The National Theatre's staging of One Man, Two Guvnors, starring actor James Corden, is to move to London's West End in November.

James Corden injures knee

James Corden's stint on the West End stage has been thrown into jeopardy again after the star injured his knee.

This quirky new panel show is based on a format originally created by Jerry Seinfeld, who apparently came up with the idea after persuading a friend to referee during a row with his wife. Unfortunately for him the show initially got withering reviews in America, although it attracted enough viewers to be filed under "cult viewing". Maybe it'll do better on this side of the pond. The idea is that the opinionated panellists (among them Jonathan Ross, James Corden and Sarah Millican) listen to the marital tiffs of real couples, then offer their hopefully amusing opinions before judging who's in the right. The sort of spats they'll pronounce on are whether a wife loves her cat more than her husband (probably) and whether a woman's demand that her hubbie give up skateboarding and grow up is fair (definitely). Ever-amiable host Dermot O'Leary has already tweeted: "Jeremy Kyle punters need not apply."

James Corden & Jonathan Ross to appear on Marriage Ref

James Corden is to team up with Jonathan Ross to give couples relationship advice as the first panellists are confirmed for Dermot O'Leary's new TV show The Marriage Ref.

James Corden grows up after learning the perils of fame

First there were Alan Bennett's play and the hit sitcom Gavin & Stacey. Then the backlash. Now James Corden is back.

James Corden: The history boy who grew up

James Corden has come a long way since the play that made his name. Now back at the National Theatre, the Gavin & Stacey star talks fame, flops and fatherhood with Alice Jones.

James Corden hints at a Gavin & Stacey return

James Corden hints at a possible Gavin and Stacey special saying that he would be disappointed if he didn't write again with the show's co-creator Ruth Jones.

The NS Interview: James Corden

"I'm an attention-seeker. I'm useless at everything else" says James Corden.

James Corden visited therapist 'when he became a d**k'

James Corden has admitted that he started having therapy, when his fame and privileged lifestyle led to him becoming a "d**k".

Video: James Corden on return to the National Theatre

James Corden is returning to the National Theatre to star in a new play based on Carlo Goldoni's classic 'The Servant of Two Masters'.

Andrew Marr asks if it was a "golden comedy part which tempted him back to the National."

But James Corden says it was working with director Richard Bean that was the "gift".