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Piers Morgan, 60, was hospitalized after a fall in a London hotel restaurant that fractured his femur, requiring hip replacement surgery. He’ll be on crutches for about six weeks and cannot fly long distances for three months, after sharing an X-ray of the injury and jokingly blaming Donald Trump.
British talk-show host Piers Morgan says a fall in a London hotel left him with a fractured femur so severe he needed a new hip, and he’ll use crutches for about six weeks and can’t travel long-haul for 12 weeks.
Piers Morgan shared a social-media 'breaking news' update from a London hospital after tripping in a hotel restaurant, fracturing his femur and joking that he may need a new hip. He’ll be on crutches for six weeks and won’t take long-haul flights for 12 weeks, adding a playful jab about Donald Trump in the post.
Piers Morgan criticizes late-night hosts like Stephen Colbert for being partisan Democratic activists, suggesting this has contributed to Colbert's show being canceled. Morgan also comments on the political bias of other hosts and the broader political implications of late-night TV content.
Piers Morgan criticizes late-night hosts for being partisan activists for the Democrats, suggesting this contributed to Stephen Colbert's cancellation, and highlights a broader trend of political bias in comedy shows.
Piers Morgan criticizes late-night hosts for being hyper-partisan and activist for the Democrats, suggesting this contributed to Stephen Colbert's cancellation, which CBS attributes to financial reasons. Morgan and Jay Leno both express concerns about political bias alienating viewers in late-night TV.
During a promotional interview on Piers Morgan's show, Jake Paul stormed off after a heated exchange, dismissing Morgan's opinions and emphasizing his focus on his upcoming boxing match against Julio César Chávez Jr., while insulting other boxers and asserting his confidence in his fighting abilities.
During a heated debate on Piers Morgan's "Uncensored" show, journalist Taylor Lorenz faced backlash for her controversial comments regarding the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Lorenz initially expressed "joy" over the incident, citing frustrations with the healthcare system's denial of life-saving treatments. The debate intensified when Republican commentator Tomi Lahren criticized Lorenz for celebrating the murder, leading Morgan to question Lorenz's demeanor. Lorenz later clarified her stance, emphasizing her criticism of the healthcare system rather than the act of violence itself.
Piers Morgan confronted a left-wing journalist for smirking during a discussion about a CEO's alleged assassin, highlighting tensions in media coverage and differing perspectives on serious news topics.
Piers Morgan criticized the British Board of Film Classification's trigger warning for the film "Wicked," which includes potential discrimination against green-skinned women and persecution of talking animals. Morgan and his guests found the warning excessive, with Morgan highlighting the absurdity of worrying about fictional green-skinned characters. The film, based on the popular Broadway show, has also sparked discussions about the sexuality of its main characters, Elphaba and Glinda. "Wicked" is set to be released in two parts, with the first installment coming out on November 22.
Piers Morgan faced backlash after defending Donald Trump, who was found guilty of falsifying business records to conceal a payment to Stormy Daniels, making him the first criminally convicted US president. Morgan called the trial a "massive overreach" and "politically partisan," while others celebrated the verdict as a victory for the rule of law. Trump, maintaining his innocence, is set to be sentenced on July 11 and could face over a decade in prison.
Piers Morgan faced backlash after defending Donald Trump, who was found guilty of falsifying business records to conceal a payment to Stormy Daniels. Morgan called the verdict a "sad, shameful and ridiculous day for America," sparking criticism from his followers. Trump, the first criminally convicted US president, denied the charges and claimed the trial was rigged. He will be sentenced on July 11 and could face over a decade in prison.
Piers Morgan faced backlash after defending Donald Trump, who was found guilty of falsifying business records to conceal a payment to Stormy Daniels. Morgan called the verdict a "sad, shameful and ridiculous day for America," while others celebrated the rule of law. Trump, maintaining his innocence, is set to be sentenced on July 11 and could face over a decade in prison.
Piers Morgan suggests that Donald Trump should risk arrest and attend his son's graduation, challenging the judge's warning in his hush money trial, while calling the case a "petty, self-harming act of political suicide." Trump and Fox News host Jesse Watters criticize the prosecution, drawing comparisons to former President Bill Clinton's legal settlement with Paula Jones. They argue that the potential threat of arrest for Trump could backfire on Democrats and boost his chances in the next election.
Piers Morgan criticizes Stephen Colbert for making jokes about Kate Middleton's health, calling his subsequent non-apology "pathetically disingenuous" and "tastelessly inappropriate." Morgan accuses Colbert of promoting unsubstantiated gossip and failing to live up to his own standard of not making light of others' tragedies.