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Russell Crowe defended a brusque autograph moment captured outside a Paris hotel, telling fans not to push and that he would come to them while keeping the hotel passage clear; he also declined to sign “Maximus.” He later called TMZ’s coverage clickbait on X, arguing the event was orderly and he still reached his flight on time. THR notes his blunt reputation and recalls his own reflections on boundaries and regrets.
Britney Spears’s team says the singer’s reportedly ‘erratic’ Sherman Oaks dinner was blown out of proportion, insisting she was calmly recounting a dog-related story and cutting a hamburger, not threatening anyone, despite TMZ’s account and witnesses calling the meal wild; the piece also notes ongoing media scrutiny surrounding Spears and mentions her May 4 plea of guilty to a wet reckless DUI in Ventura County, with the charge reduced/dismissed as part of her steps toward positive change.
Britney Spears’ spokesperson denies TMZ’s report of a chaotic restaurant scene involving a knife, saying she dined quietly with her assistant and bodyguard and was simply describing how her dog was barking; witnesses noted raised voices, but the rep emphasized there was no danger and that the knife claim was exaggerated.
Britney Spears was reportedly spotted at a Los Angeles restaurant where TMZ says she screamed, barked, and clutched a knife; no further details or injuries were provided in the report.
Britney Spears was photographed at the Blue Dog Tavern in Sherman Oaks, California, reportedly screaming, barking, and holding a knife while with an unidentified man and woman. A fellow diner described the scene as chaotic and sad, though Spears’ representative said the incident was blown out of proportion and that she was simply cutting her hamburger while telling a story about her dog; the night followed Spears’ March DUI arrest and comes amid her public history, including a 2021 end to a lengthy conservatorship.
Cardi B explains she blasted Stefon Diggs during a tense moment outside a Maryland coffee shop after a Mother’s Day kiss, with TMZ footage showing a heated exchange. She later joked on X that she’s still human and sometimes forgets she’s a celebrity, while sources say the pair have been in closer contact but aren’t fully back together, and public chatter suggests the relationship remains unsettled.
Rihanna addressed rumors of a Met Gala argument with A$AP Rocky by posting a 45-second recap video from Met Gala night that shows them smiling and posing together. While TMZ had circulated clips of a tense moment, lip-reading commentary suggested tension, sources say they were simply exhausted after a long night and not arguing.
Vanderpump Rules star James Kennedy is reportedly expecting his first child with his new girlfriend, who stays out of the public eye, per TMZ. The couple has been dating about seven months and allegedly celebrated their romance with a themed event. A Kennedy rep did not respond to comment. Kennedy has a history of sobriety advocacy and past high-profile relationships, including a prior engagement to Raquel Leviss and a recent domestic violence arrest in 2024.
TMZ released a video from 2021 showing Patriots coach Mike Vrabel with NBC Sports reporter Dianna Russini on a dock during a boat rental, confirming TMZ’s prior report but adding little new detail; the ongoing saga suggests more disclosures could emerge and will likely be revisited as Russini’s account materializes and Vrabel prepares for the 2026 season.
TMZ reports alleged an affair between NFL coach Mike Vrabel and NFL writer Dianna Russini, citing a 2021 private boat outing on which Vrabel coached the Titans and Russini was pregnant; photos suggested intimacy, and both were married with children. Vrabel said he’s had difficult conversations with his family and will seek counseling, while Russini resigned from The Athletic amid the scrutiny. Related photos surfaced from a Sedona resort and other events, drawing NFL attention, though Commissioner Goodell said the matter falls outside the league’s personal conduct code.
NFL coach Mike Vrabel and journalist Dianna Russini reportedly rented a private boat in Tennessee in June 2021 for 2–3 hours, signing a waiver and limiting photos; Russini was pregnant at the time and later gave birth to her first son. They denied any wrongdoing and were seen together again at a Sedona resort months later with friends, after previously being photographed kissing in NYC in 2020. Vrabel has been married to Jen Vrabel since 1999 and Russini to Kevin Goldschmidt since 2020.
A photographer in Salt Lake City aggressively questions Patriots coach Mike Vrabel about the ongoing controversy from leaked photos with Dianna Russini, while Vrabel remains largely quiet; TMZ and the New York Post continue to publish related coverage including photos of Vrabel and his wife, keeping the storyline in headlines.
Brandon Barash has been granted an emergency restraining order against his ex-wife Kirsten Storms, alleging alarming behavior and expressing fears for their daughter Harper. Storms is reportedly allowed supervised visitation as the court reviews the order later this week. The exes, who divorced in 2016 and relocated to Tennessee, have had ongoing personal challenges, including Storms’ housing instability and recent online hacking concerns mentioned in court filings.
General Hospital star Kirsten Storms faces an emergency restraining order filed by her ex-husband Brandon Barash, with TMZ reporting concerns about Storms’s mental health and her ability to care for their minor daughter, and a request for a mental health evaluation. The couple, married in 2013 and divorced in 2016, share a daughter born in January 2014. The order permits supervised visitation for Storms, and a judge is set to review the status later in the week. Barash has remarried and Storms recently relocated across the country, returning to GH earlier this year but appearing only in a limited number of episodes since mid-March.
TMZ’s DC team explains bringing their Hollywood-style, transparent reporting to Capitol Hill—talking with lawmakers, pursuing official credentials, denying paid tips, and mixing accessible conversations with serious, fact-based journalism.