James Corden

It was only a matter of time before James Corden got his own celebrity panel show and here it is... basically, A Question Of Sport for idiots. Celeb guests include Freddie Flintoff, Neil Morrissey, David Haye and Jamie Redknapp, who spend the first half bantering loudly with their larger-than-life host about tattoos and booze - it's the televisual equivalent of Nuts magazine.

James Corden: 'I turned down World Cup song'

James Corden has claimed that he turned down the chance to record a song for the World Cup.

James Corden hosts an hour-long comedy sports-based panel show. I don't know any more, as that first sentence contains at least three reasons why I will never, ever watch it.

Corden: 'Sketch show was a mistake'

James Corden has claimed that his BBC Three sketch show with Mat Horne was a "mistake".

James Corden calls BBC Three sketch show a 'mistake'

Comic actor James Corden has admitted the sketch show he wrote and starred in with his Gavin and Stacey colleague Mathew Horne was "a mistake".

James Corden slips into pair of tight Speedos

James Corden slips into pair of frightfully tight Speedos as he joins Tom Daley on the diving board for Sport Relief.

Video: James Corden trains footballers for Sport Relief

Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand have been put through their paces by Gavin and Stacey star James Corden.

Matt Lucas (Little Britain, Shooting Stars) with a new panel game. It's an awards show, the Lucases being awarded for the best, worst, ugliest, scariest, etc. Tonight's guests, comedian Katy Brand, actor and writer James Corden (Gavin & Stacey) and TV writer Graham Linehan (the immortal Father Ted, the sublime Black Books and the underrated The IT Crowd) nominate contenders then hand out Lucases for The Lamest Excuse of All Time, Most Pointless Member of the Royal Family and Greatest Song By a Musical Artist Who Is Otherwise Rubbish.

James Corden to appear in Dr Who

Gavin And Stacey star James Corden is to appear in the new series of Doctor Who.

James Corden's latest strip

This Sky1 promo looks like a paean to a football champion, as normally seen in commercials for the likes of Nike and Adidas. But look closer, isn't that TV's James Corden? Being a bit rubbish?