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cancel culture” in comedy.The comedian addressed the subject and the controversy that surrounds it in the latest episode of the Out To Lunch podcast with food critic Jay Rayner.Jimmy candidly confessed that his stage persona often gives people the wrong impression of his personality.He also discussed his previous conversation around panic attacks, which he once said he suffers from every morning when he wakes up.Jay then asked whether that was still happening, to which Jimmy affirmed.He added: “I wake up with a bit of a start.“People deal with harder things...“I think my stage persona would lead you to believe that this guy doesn't give a f**k cause you're doing one liners on stage, you're in a certain mode when you're doing that and it's a

James Martin's Saturday Morning epsiode.The Wanted hitmaker took to Instagram to brand one of the chef's dishes "disgusting".The 33-year-old certainly didn't hold back as he shared a clip of the meal in question with his 265,000 followers.His upload saw James, 49, rustling up some scrambled eggs for guest Jay Rayner, 55.However, Tom appeared incensed at the "wet"-looking offering.He claimed he "wouldn't eat" what the acclaimed chef had whipped up."I ain't no chef, but I mean that scrambled egg looks a bit wet to me," the father-of-two started."That ain't no scramble egg, bruv! Nah, way too wet!"Tom went on in his video: "Look at that! It's disgusting."Not that I'm a chef, but I wouldn't eat that."James' aforementioned recipe formed part of

James May, 56, today launches his new cooking series Oh Cook! on Amazon Prime and has revealed that he found it difficult making the programme at times.

Minnie Driver has described the night she was nominated for an Oscar as like “walking into the Roman Colosseum”.

Romesh Ranganathan has opened up about his historic use of racist jokes, saying he’s ‘not proud’ of the material.The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan star added that he made the jokes early in his comedy career.‘Do you know what, so much of that material was from this joke book I had at the time and in that joke book was loads of racist jokes,’ he said. ‘I don’t know what I was thinking. It was so bad. ‘But it didn’t occur to me at the time.’Speaking on the Out for Lunch podcast with Jay Rayner, the 42-year-old also said he used to wonder if racism was more ‘acceptable coming from an immigrant’ at the time.‘I think the truth is, I thought my dad’s accent was funny,’ the star added.