We have sad news to report out of Hollywood today.
Peter Greene — the actor who was best known for playing Hollywood villains in several classic films — has passed away.
He was just 60 years old.
Peter Greene attends the "Green Book" New York Special Screening hosted by the Cinema Society at The Roxy Hotel Cinema on November 14, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)
Peter Greene's agent confirms news of his death
Greene's remains were found in his apartment on the Lower East Side.
Police reportedly performed a welfare check after neighbors reported that music had been playing in his apartment for over 24 hours.
News of his passing comes courtesy of Greene's agent, Gregg Edwards, who confirmed the actor's death in a statement to NBC News.
"Nobody played a bad guy better than Peter," Edwards told the outlet.
Peter Greene attends the Tito Puente tribute concert press conference & reception at the Law Offices of Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, Skylar, P.C. on July 15, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)
"But he also had, you know, a gentle side that most people never saw, and a heart as big as gold."
Edwards did not provide any details regarding Greene's cause of death. We will provide further updates in that regard as new information becomes available.
Over the course of his decades in the industry, Greene appeared in nearly 100 films and TV shows.
He is perhaps best remembered for his portrayal of Zed, one of the rapist hillbillies in Pulp Fiction.
He also played the sinister club owner Dorian Tyrell in the 1994 Jim Carrey comedy Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
Peter Greene on the film set of "3 Days Rising" produced by Noel Ashman and Ice-T on November 09, 2019 in West Orange, New Jersey. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for 3 Days Rising)
Greene also appeared in a number of popular TV series, including For Life, Chicago PD, Hawaii Five-O, Justified, and Life on Mars.
On the acclaimed but short-lived NBC drama The Black Donnellys, Greene had a recurring role as Derek "Dokey" Farrell.
Though best known as a character actor, Greene also had several leading man roles, including his powerhouse performance as a schizophrenic murder suspect in the 1993 film Clean, Shaven.
Our thoughts go out to Peter Greene's friends and family as they continue to mourn his loss.
The young adult singer has made waves over the past several years, especially on streaming.
She's gorgeous, she's talented, and she's popular. But is she pregnant?
Here's who's what people are saying, why, and the truth.
Tate McRae attends Variety's 9th Annual Hitmakers Brunch at Nya Studios on December 06, 2025. (Photo Credit: Monica Schipper/Getty Images)
Who is Tate McRae?
In 2016, singer Tate McRae first garnered attention on So You Think You Can Dance.
That was a big deal — especially considering that she was only about 13 at the time.
Her 2020 and 2021 EPs, All The Things I Never Said and Too Young To Be Sad (respectively) made a more substantial splash, with the latter being a hit on music streaming.
Tate continues to be a hot topic on Instagram, TikTok, and other social media platforms.
In fact, social media is where you'll find the most chatter about Tate McRae being pregnant.
The Kid LAROI and Tate McRae attend the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards at UBS Arena on September 11, 2024. (Photo Credit: Catherine Powell/Getty Images for MTV)
Who is she dating?
Back in January 2024, people first spotted signs of Tate McRae dating The Kid LAROI.
The two were partying together. People in public spotted them on a date. Tate even shared a cute selfie in which she appeared to be wearing his shirt.
Things became increasingly public until April of that year, when The Kid LAROI referred to her as his "girlfriend."
Their dating life escalated over the summer, including a couple's vacation in August. This was something that they repeated in January 2025. They would go on to collaborate professionally.
During all of this, pregnancy rumors about Tate McRae emerged on social media. Some were more serious than others. Even so, by summer 2025, the couple had split.
Tate McRae attends the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards at UBS Arena on September 07, 2025. (Photo Credit: Noam Galai/Getty Images for MTV)
Who's talking about Tate McRae being pregnant?
If you simply search "Tate McRae pregnant" on most social media, you're going to get memes — punctuated by the occasional horny post.
The memes are when people joke about other pop stars having been "pregnant" with Tate during some performance or another. (People use this meme about absolutely anyone, and neither timelines nor biology are deterrents).
As for the horny posts, well, there are a bunch of people publicly wishing that Tate would "get them pregnant." Tate is a cisgender woman, but biology needn't apply here, either.
Beyond that, however, you have TikTok.
And TikTok is where you see Tate McRae's name alongside baby bump after baby bump.
Why are people linking Tate McRae with being pregnant? It isn't because the singer herself is pregnant.
(To be clear, she is not)
Instead, it's because they're playing her music while showing off their own pregnant bodies.
Yes, many Tate fans are old enough to become parents, and some are engaging in a trend where they play her music while posing, dancing, or flexing with their baby bumps visible.
Unlike some TikTok trends, this one doesn't seem to have one set song. Any Tate song will do, it seems.
There is no evidence at this time of Tae McRae being pregnant.
In fact, all of her most recent photos seem to indicate someone who could not be very far into a pregnancy if she were pregnant at all.
Instead, people who are actually pregnant simply seem to be enjoying her music. As they should!
The internet has plenty of RPF fanfiction about Tate and pregnancy. And, as we mentioned, there are horny social media users who express their thirst in biologically improbable ways.
So if you're hearing that Tate is pregnant, all of this is likely why. It isn't that anyone's conspiring to trick you — it's just that the internet's one huge game of telephone.
As many have suspected for the past several days, it's all over between Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer.
The comedian confirmed on December 12 that she and her husband of seven years have decided to end their marriage.
"Blah blah blah Chris and I have made the difficult decision to end our marriage after 7 years," Schumer announced via Instagram on Friday alongside a picture of herself, Fischer and their son on the New York City subway.
"We love each other very much and will continue to focus on raising our son. We would appreciate people respecting our privacy at this time."
Chris Fischer and Amy Schumer attend SNL50: The Anniversary Special on February 16, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)
"Trying to go to the party but someone won't go to bed," the controversial star wrote as a caption at the time.
Attempting to keep things light in her divorce post, Schumer concluded:
"We would appreciate people respecting our privacy at this time. blah blah blah not becisse I dropped some lbs and thought I could bag s basket and not because he's a hot Janlmes beard award winning chef who can still pull some hot tail.
"Amicable and all love and respect! Family forever."
Chris Fischer and Amy Schumer attend the 75th Annual Writers Guild Awards at The Edison Ballroom on March 5, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Writers Guild of America East)
Schumer shared a sumukar sentiment earlier in December when she seemingly confirmed her relationship with Chris was not exactly at its apex.
At the time, the actress said "whatever ends up happening" had "nothing to do" with her recent weight loss or his autism diagnosis.
"Fingers crossed we make it through he's the best," the comedian wrote in a since-deleted December 1 Instagram post, adding that the reason she was pictured without her wedding band was because she "never" wears jewelry.
In the same upload, Schumer clarified that the reason behind her 50-pound weight loss was "not to look hot," but to combat Cushing Syndrome, a hormonal disorder she was diagnosed with in 2024.
The celebrity has struggled with various health ailments over the past couple years.
Chris Fischer and Amy Schumer attend the 2023 Good+Foundation â€Å“A Very Good+ Night of Comedy†Benefit at Carnegie Hall on October 18, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Good+Foundation)
A source close to the estranged spouses told People Magazine many hours ago of the break-up:
"There's nothing ugly. It's a cohesive split. They've just been finalizing a few things."
The pair have been married since February 2018 after first being romantically linked in 2017. They share son Gene, whom they welcomed in May 2019.
"The way that my now-husband proposed was so worthless," Schumer joked during her Saturday Night Live monologue in May 2018. "It was a dumb proposal. It was the morning. I was asleep. He threw the box at me and said, 'I got you this.' But that's a realistic proposal."
In the wake of her husband being diagnosed with Autism, Schumer told followers in 2019:
"My husband is my favorite person I've ever met. He's kind, hilarious, interesting and talented and I admire him. Am I supposed to hope my son isn't like that?"
The former couple last stepped out at an industry event together in June at a 2025 Tribeca Film Festival premiere of the documentary Room To Move.
Part of the interest is from people who want to see the couple happy.
But some folks were wondering if they were going to have a baby to make the marriage "stick." (Folks, that's not how having a baby or a marriage works)
Some even joked that the famous attractiveness of Steinfeld's Sinners co-star Michael B. Jordan prompted Allen to race to the altar.
Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld attend the 14th Annual NFL Honors at Saenger Theatre on February 06, 2025. (Photo Credit: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)
However, with no pregnancy announcement from Steinfeld, fans were left to hunt for clues.
She and Allen actually appeared in multiple baby-related festivities in 2024, prior to tying the knot.
But these were sex-reveal parties for other people's babies.
That showed that they were the sorts of people who have friends and family who are having kids. Among Millennials, that does narrow things down.
People whose peers are having kids are more likely to do so themselves. But what has Steinfeld actually said on the topic?
Earlier this year, in her Beau Society newsletter, Hailee Steinfeld teased on her Instagram Story that she was having her friends discuss what it means to be pregnant.
"Put out one of my favorite issues yesterday," she wrote at the time.
Steinfeld detailed that it was an issue "featuring 2 of my best friends, @courtneycleator_ & @jordanxmichaels!!"
She teased: "Talking all things pregnancy, postpartum, body changes, style advice, and more."
Hailee Steinfeld attends the Netflix Arcane LA Premiere at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood on October 30, 2024. (Photo Credit: Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Riot / Netflix)
"They both are excited about starting a family and want that in the next few years," an inside source dished.
The insider added: "They both share the same values when it comes to parenting and having kids."
Sharing similar baby plans and similar parenting aspirations is so important.
You can't just marry someone and hope that they'll magically want to change their mind about having kids, so it was great to hear that they were on the same page.
Hailee Steinfeld attends the 96th Annual Academy Awards on March 10, 2024. (Photo Credit: Mike Coppola/Getty Images)
Is Hailee Steinfeld actually pregnant?
But for several months there was no actual evidence to support the idea that Hailee Steinfeld was pregnant.
That all changed on Friday evening.
The announcement comes ahead of a major Sunday afternoon AFC East showdown between the Bills and the New England Patriots.
Something tells us proud father-to-be Josh will be bringing his A-game.
And perhaps Hailee will be on hand to watch her man do his thing.
Congratulations to the happy couple on this joyous news!
We have tragic news to report from the world of social media today.
Denise Ivonne Jarvis Gongora — the Mexican-Canadian influencer who went by the name "Mary Magdalene" online — has passed away.
She was just 33 years old.
The influencer who went by the name Mary Magdalene has passed away. (YouTube)
Gongora had over 400,000 followers across multiple Instagram accounts.
She became famous due in large part to her elaborate body modification procedures.
Gongora once stated that she spent an estimated $500,000 on all of her work, which included multiple nose jobs, buccal fat removal, brow lifts, implants, and veneers.
Her unique look was completed by her tattoos, which covered her entire face and body.
Gongora reportedly fell from nine stories
According to a report from People magazine, Gongora died after falling from the ninth floor of a high-rise apartment in Patong, a beach town in Phuket Island, Thailand.
The influencer who went by the name Mary Magdalene has passed away. (YouTube)
It's not yet clear if the fall was intentional or accidental.
Fans think Gongora might have hinted at her suicidal ideation in her final Instagram post, which included stills from the movie The Truman Show, depicting Jim Carrey's character delivering his signature line:
"And in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening and good night."
Across social media, friends, family, and a legion of adoring fans have been paying tribute to Gongora.
Some of the most moving posts have come from Gongora's brother, who is clearly devastated by her loss.
Now, we have new information about the events that led up to the downfall of the Michigan University football coach.
Moore appeared in court on Friday, where he was charged with felony home invasion.
Acting head coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines watches the teams warm up before the game against the Maryland Terrapins at SECU Stadium on November 18, 2023 in College Park, Maryland. (Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images)
Prosecutors claim the 39-year-old — who is married with two children — broke into the home of his mistress, Paige Shiver, who is also an employee of the Michigan football program.
She claims that Moore told her he intended to commit suicide in front of her and said, "My blood is on your hands" after forcibly entering her home (per The New York Post).
In addition to felony home invasion, Moore has been charged with a pair of misdemeanors — stalking and breaking and entering, according to officials.
According to prosecutor Kati Rezmierski, Moore and Shiver were in an "intimate relationship" for a number of years before she ended the relationship on Monday.
Head coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines looks on against the Northwestern Wildcats during the first half at Wrigley Field on November 15, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
"You ruined my life," Moore allegedly said to Shiver, as he grabbed knives from her kitchen and threatened to harm himself.
According to a 911 dispatch recording obtained by TMZ, the alleged victim called police on Wednesday, claiming that Moore attacked her after stalking her for several months.
Prosecutors say Moore fled the scene as Shiver called police. He faces five years in prison if convicted on the home invasion charge.
A longtime employee of the Michigan football program, Moore ascended to the head coaching position following Jim Harbaugh's exit in 2024.
Head coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines celebrates a touchdown against the Ohio State Buckeyes during the first quarter in the game at Michigan Stadium on November 25, 2023 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
He was fired after news of his relationship with Shiver came to light.
According to ESPN reporter Pete Thamel, Moore was a well-liked figure who began exhibiting erratic behavior toward the conclusion of Michigan's most recent football season, which wrapped up on November 29.
"There had been a lot of uneasiness on the Michigan staff, sources had told me Sherrone Moore had been acting strange, berating assistant coaches, not acting in a normal way," Thamel said, adding:
"It is rare that you get a statement like the one Michigan had, being as explicit as they are, saying it was an inappropriate relationship with a staff member that led to Sherrone Moore's firing."
Moore has yet to publicly comment on the allegations against him.
We will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.
We have a horrifying story to report out of Tennessee, and we'd like to caution you in advance that this article contains grisly details of an especially heinous crime.
Two men — Gabriel Vilchez, 18, and David Gardiner, 64 — have been arrested in connection with the death of Silvia Vilchez, 47.
The victim's body was found near her home on October 30, two days after she was reported missing.
Gabriel Vilchez has been accused of beating his mother to death with the help of his stepfather. (Sequatchie County Sheriff's Office via Fox Chttanooga)
Police say Gabriel confessed to beating his mother to death with a baseball bat and disposing of her remains.
Vilchez says Gardniner, his stepfather, was an accomplice in the murder.
Gardiner, however, claims that he slept through the attack and had no knowledge of the murder until his wife's body was found.
At a hearing held earlier this week, Detective Ryan Wilkey stated that one of the men indicated Silvia was on a "church trip" and "going to Costa Rica."
Gardiner's attorney asked the judge to prevent Wilkey from revealing which of the men made that claim.
David Gardiner has been accused of beating his wife to death. (Sequatchie County Sheriff's Office via Fox Chttanooga)
At a different point in the hearing, Gardiner described the evidence he discovered inside Gardiner and the Vilchezes' home.
"In the office room in the residence, there were reddish-brown stains on the carpet. On all four walls, there was blood spattered. On the desk, on the printer, on the baseboards, all over the walls," he said.
"In Gabriel's bedroom, Ms. Vilchez's driver's license and I think it was a citizenship card. Her wallet was found in his closet and the keys to his vehicle were found in his closet."
Wilkey claimed that Gabriel told police "that he had beaten his mother with a ball bat [in the office] and drug her body out to a fire pit and burned it."
According to the detective, Gabriel later "stated that he started hitting his mother with a ball bat, Mr. Gardiner came in, also hit his mother with a ball bat."
"Once they were done, they took the body out to he back porch, rolled it up in a carpet and took it to the fire pit and burned it," Wilkey said, adding the teen later made "a statement that [the body] was thrown into the fire."
According to the statement, she and Todd decided to break up only "after thoughtful consideration."
The reps emphasized: "This was a mutual decision made with care and respect for one another."
As with almost any announcement of this nature, the statement added: "They ask for privacy during this time."
In other words, if there was a single inciting incident behind the split, they're not saying. Not yet, anyway.
At the 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' reunion, Bronwyn Newport offered to explain about the necklace. It was awkward. (Image Credit: Bravo)
'It's a fatal flaw of his'
During a December 2024 episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Bronwyn Newport admitted to her castmates that Todd had cheated on her.
However, she seemed to chalk it up as part of his broader personality. The same personality void that drove him to be all-consuming in matters of work and money apparently also extended to sex.
"It's a fatal flaw of his," Bronwyn characterized. "What's good for him in business is that he's never satisfied."
She described: "He's always pushing for the next deal, the best deal, whatever."
As if shrugging that off, Bronwyn reasoned: "It's hard to turn that off when you come home."
It may sound like Bronwyn is very matter-of-fact about the issues in her marriage.
But it sounds like she prefers to put on a brave face — even about the things that hurt the most.
"The real truth is that my relationship is just as hard as everybody else's in its own ways," she admitted on camera.
"And," Bronwyn continued, her marriage "has had its very low lows that were very hard for me."
Some people advertise their pain. Others are constantly fighting a war that they don't really talk about.
On 'RHOSLC,' Bronwyn Newport admitted some marital issues to her castmates. (Image Credit: Bravo)
Is this the famous 'Bravo curse' at work?
For many years, viewers have discussed the "Bravo curse" or the broader "reality TV curse" that seems to show reality TV marriages fall apart.
There's a lot at play here, including confirmation bias and a non-representative sample. Simply put, people on reality TV are not leading average lives.
Whether they're wealthy socialites on Bravo or white rural families on TLC, there's something there to bring the cameras. That same something might put an added strain on a marriage long before cameras begin rolling.
We have seen people watch their own seasons and, confronted with the truth, see that their marriage is worse than they had imagined. At the same time, this magnifying lens has helped some marriages — like Emily Simpson's.
We won't know what impact being a Real Housewife played on Bronwyn Newport's marriage until we know the cause of the breakup, officially.
The rock legend — who was best known as the frontman of Stone Temple Pilots — had battled substance abuse and mental health issues throughout his career.
Musician Scott Weiland poses for a portrait at the Village at the Lift Presented by McDonald's McCafe during the 2015 Sundance Film Festival on January 24, 2015 in Park City, Utah. (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
And now, fans are concerned that Scott's troubled son, Noah Weiland, might be following in his father's footsteps.
Just one week after performing a tribute show marking ten years since Scott's death, Noah, who is also a singer, posted a series of troubling messages.
"Thank you everybody. Til next time," read the first post, set to Green Day's "Last Night on Earth."
"I made 10k the other night at that show. My cut was not that much over a thousand $. Split between me and 3 other band members, does that make any sense mathematically? Anyways, Thank you for all your support everybody. NOAH WEILAND – OUT," Noah continued.
The posts became successively more disturning, with the last one reading:
Scott Weiland's son Noah recently posted some troubling messages on social media. (YouTube)
"I'd rather be dead… then [sic] live the same way my father did. Regardless of all this, it's been a long journey. Can't wait to see him again, and thank you for all the support along the way. Won't ever forget this."
The words were accompanied by blurry grey images.
For obvious reasons, fans were concerned for Noah's well-being.
Thankfully, we now have an encouraging update on this situation.
Messages posted to Noah Weiland's Instagram Stories. (Instagram)
According to a report from TMZ, a family friend named Tim Ryan has confirmed that Noah is safe.
Ryan says that Noah has spoken with his mother, Mary Forsberg, and assured her that all is well.
Noah has had his own struggles with addiction, and his posts from earlier in the month seemed to indicate that he was looking forward to a sober and successful future.
"Love u dad, so blessed & grateful … so the plan is: drop my mixtape 'crashout junkie' next week (with some music vids), get ready for tour in January (multiple states & countries) & lock in on AA again. Let me know what states / countries y'all are from & whichever gets the most likes, we'll tour there."
It sounds like Noah has a lot to be optimistic about.
We wish him all the best as he continues on his recovery journey.
Now, she's defending Erika — even as increasing numbers of fellow conservatives do not. Who's right?
Wearing a red jacket, Savannah Chrisley speaks on the "Unlocked" podcast in early 2024. (Image Credit: YouTube)
Savannah Chrisley is leaping to defend Erika Kirk
As we reported, on Wednesday, December 10, Savannah Chrisley's fellow reality star Christine Quinn called out Erika Kirk.
"Erika Kirk be everywhere but with her kids," she tweeted late in the afternoon.
Many on both sides of the political aisle have leveled similar criticisms, noting the long list of Kirk's interviews and speaking engagements over the three months since her husband died.
With critics likening Erika's behavior to "going on tour" (and others framing it much more harshly), many struggle to understand why a parent who has just lost a spouse would want to be anywhere but with their children.
Christine's comment received a lot of agreement — but also some major pushback. One of the sources of pushback was Savannah.
On Wednesday, December 10, Christine Quinn called out Erika Kirk. (Image Credit: Twitter)
On Thursday, December 11, about 18 hours after Christine's tweet, Savannah quote-tweeted with a much longer message.
"Wow… this is really disappointing to see from you," she began.
"I know you're better than this," Savannah scolded.
"Erika isn't 'everywhere but with her kids,'" she claimed. "She's everywhere fighting FOR them."
Savannah wrote: "She's raising her babies while surviving a level of grief most people would crumble under."
About 18 hours after Christine Quinn's tweet, Savannah Chrisley quote-tweeted her to disagree at length. (Image Credit: Twitter)
Was this just a 'cheap shot' at a grieving widow?
"Showing up, advocating, building, working… that's called resilience, not absence," Savannah Chrisley insisted as she defended Erika Kirk.
"Taking a cheap shot at a woman who just lost her husband and is doing everything she can to create stability for her children," she accused, "isn't the look you think it is."
Savannah praised: "Erika is one of the strongest, most intentional mothers I've ever witnessed."
She continued: "And she deserves compassion."
Savannah concluded: "Not commentary from people who see a post but not her pain."
Chatting on her podcast with her mother, Savannah Chrisley revealed her weight loss goals and the means by which she intends to reach them. (Image Credit: YouTube)
Simply put, a lot of critics perceive Erika as being an opportunist.
Her husband spent many years building up a brand by espousing hateful and bigoted rhetoric across the nation.
Now that he has died, critics argue that Erika is trying to portray him as a martyr — and assume his mantle to carry on his insidious work.
In Christine's case, she didn't really delve into all of that — instead limiting her commentary to a grieving widow who seems busy touring the nation instead of spending extra time with her young children.
Notably, Savannah did not necessarily seem to disagree with Christine's core critique. Instead, she simply argued that Erika is a sad woman who's doing her best.
In a town hall interview, Erika Kirk continued what critics have characterized as a 'tour' three months after her husband's death. (Image Credit: CBS)
Does Erika deserve more sympathy?
Without suggesting that Erika Kirk is not doing anything wrong or even simply just trying her best, as Savannah Chrisley seems to argue, we might suggest that the widow deserves sympathy for another reason.
Charlie Kirk was emphatic that women should be wives and mothers and remain in the home. He was as clear about that as he was about his white supremacist views about Black people.
Some of Erika's critics — including those responding to both Christine and Savannah — have pointed this out, asking why Erika is suddenly a "working mom." (Prior to this, she had a real estate license and owned some brands, but remained very much in her husband's shadow)
But perhaps some should consider that Charlie's passing in September has given Erika her first opportunity to make her own real choices as an adult.
Does that excuse everything that Erika says and does? Of course not. But, if for different reasons than Savannah suggests, perhaps it should give people cause to show Erika more understanding.
Thankfully, friends and bystanders were able to administer Narcan and save the comedian's life.
Dick has mostly kept a low profile in the days since, but he recently revealed to TMZ that he has no intention of changing his lifestyle in light of this week's events.
Actor Andy Dick attends The Comedy Central Roast of James Franco at Culver Studios on August 25, 2013 in Culver City, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Comedy Central)
In fact, he rather shockingly claimed that he was merely "taking a nap" when a group of strangers restored him to consciousness.
Of course, like many people who battle substance abuse, Dick cannot be trusted to provide an accurate account of his own struggles.
And those who know him best say that Andy — who turns 60 on December 21 — is still consuming a shocking quantity of drugs on a daily basis.
Andy Dick mixes uppers and depressants almost daily, sources claim
In the video above, Dick admits to smoking crack cocaine earlier in the week, saying, "I don't mind doing a little crack now and then."
But those who are closest to the troubled comic — including the two friends who say they've been working on a documentary about Dick for the past six years — say that his drug use is much more than just occasional.
According to TMZ, "the comedian can easily drink more than a fifth of vodka a day … taking swigs basically from the time he wakes up until the time he eventually hits the hay."
A fifth contains about 17 shots, so it's not hard to see why Dick seems so tipsy in TMZ's video.
Sources tell the outlet that Dick's friends and family will dilute his vodka with water in order to keep him alive and prevent him from "getting wasted too quickly."
Actor Andy Dick of the film 'Freaky Deaky' visits the Tribeca Film Festival 2012 portrait studio at the Cadillac Tribeca Press Lounge on April 22, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
In the video, Dick also remarks that he's shocked he's made it to the age of 60 — and his friends seem similarly surprised.
Interestingly, DEA officials tell TMZ that Dick's choice of drug may have spared his life.
As you're probably aware, thousands of Americans die each year after unknowingly consuming fentanyl.
But the substance dissipates with heat, so crack smokers — as opposed to powder cocaine users — are less likely to fall victim to its effects.
Andy has been arrested dozens of times over the years, for everything from stealing power tools to failing to register as a sex offender.
The man is clearly in need of some serious help, and we hope that he'll receive the treatment he needs before it's too late.
Taylor Swift leaned on Travis Kelce more than fans knew during her Eras Tour.
Long before their engagement, the two first made their entanglement known by showing up to support each other.
Now, Swift's new docuseries about the Eras Tour is showing how much deeper their bond went, even back then.
She turned to Kelce to hype her up before a performance — and for comfort after horrors hit too close to home.
On her Eras Tour docuseries, Taylor Swift smiles and speaks lovingly to her man. (Image Credit: Disney+)
Taylor Swift turned to Travis Kelce for strength and joy, even from afar
In Taylor Swift's new End of an Era docuseries about her historic Eras Tour, Travis Kelce does not appear on screen during the first two episodes.
Instead, we hear his voice as he plays a pivotal role in reassuring his now-fiancee over the phone. This was ahead of her first Eras Tour concert at London's Wembley Stadium.
"How are you guys so good?" the athlete asks over the phone.
"You can just do a little like in the back room rehearsal," Kelce marvels, "and then go do this live in front of everyone."
Swift then turns the tables: "How do you remember 36,000 plays that are all tactical missions and then just go do it? It's the same. It's basically the same job. I've got songs to remember, you've got plays to remember."
Authorities uncovered the terrorist plot and shut it down. But, out of an abundance of caution, Swift canceled her planned concerts at the Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
The knowledge that evil young men had planned the mass murder of her fans did more than set her on edge. She felt somehow responsible — as if her high profile had somehow made her fans a target.
So, when Swift played her next show — back at Wembley Stadium in London — her nerves were on edge. The docuseries showed her checking in with her management team.
She asked immediately if "anything bad happened" during the concert. In a stadium so large, some attacks could take place without the singer or most of the crowd noticing.
Swift then checks in with Kelce, talking on the phone in her SUV as she shares that the concert "went so great" despite her fears.
"Baby, it's like the crowd knew that I needed a pick-me-up. They were — when I walked out on stage, they were wilder than I've ever seen," she raved.
Swift confessed: "I'm so happy to be back to doing this in a functional way. Like I was so happy that I thought I was going to forget how to play guitar and sing."
On 'New Heights Film Club,' Travis Kelce reviews a 20-year-old movie. (Image Credit: YouTube)
These kinds of bonds can last a lifetime
Obviously, relationships do not last forever. All relationships either end in a breakup or death. Entropy comes for us all.
However, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have forged a powerful bond by supporting each other and their respective careers.
Even if they were to break up tomorrow (which does seem unlikely), they'd still be part of each other's memories.
She'll always be part of the story of his big boy ball games and he'll always be part of her memories from her record-smashing world tour.
You can really see the love and happiness in this docuseries. It's beautiful when you can find that with the right person or persons. And it seems like Swift and Kelce have.
Earlier this week, the 7 Little Johnston's star made her relationship Social Media Official by posing with him on TikTok.
His name is Jeffrey Meservey and Anna wrote the following as a caption to a photo of her and her man:
One day you will have a crush on the guy that tried to save your hair from catching on fire.
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Johnston also labeled Meservey as her "forever crush."
Sounds pretty darn serious, doesn't it?
All we really know about Meservey at this point is that he has a son; there are plenty of tributes to this young man on Jeffrey's own TikTok page.
According to public court records obtained by our friends at The Ashley's Reality Roundup, meanwhile, Meservey has been separated from his estranged wife since August and their divorce case is still pending.
They had been married since 2012.
A handful of astute fans have also scoured the Internet and come across Jeffrey's mugshot from an arrest in October for theft by conversion in Houston County, Georgia.
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Although the above marked Anna's first public announcement of her new relationship, Jeffrey has shared three videos of himself and his girlfriend online.
"I have 99 problems, but when I'm with you, I have 100," he wrote along with one image of him and Anna at a sports bar.
This is the first glimpse folks have had into Anna's love life since the new season of 7 Little Johnstons premiered in October.
"Y'all wouldn't have a show if it wasn't for me!" she yelled on TikTok about these loved ones. "Y'all still talk about me when I'm not even in the scene. Y'all stay talking about me! Y'all have to make dumb scenes to draw attention!"
Later during the chat, Anna told folks that she was especially upset about a remark her father made in regard to her job.
"At least I have a job!" she responded.
"At least I am waking up and working every day, Monday through Friday! And running a business and having a social life. They don't! A lot of them have not had jobs. A lot of them have lied."/
Johnston had A LOT more to say, too, back in November.
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Anna told followers that she had not been aware of what her family had been saying about her until she watched clips of some of recent 7 Little Johnston episodes.
"It hurts because I did not know what was said," Anna said.
"[The scene with] the gathering of all six of them? That's hurtful, you know? But I don't have my opinion or my voice on the show. They edit what's going to bring them drama, because if they really wanted my opinion, they would edit that out because then that stops the drama!"
In May 2025, Anna said during a TikTok Live that she would never be included in the series again.
Ongoing episodes were filmed earlier this spring, though.
"I think it is sad that the last season [I'll be part of] is ending like this because I did not want it," she said over the weekend.
"I want y'all to see the good side and not just people bashing me and everything like that. Bashing me for dumb stuff that they're apparently getting onto me about, you know? So that's hard."
