10/22/24: Celebs Rumors

expand on the mental health struggles she faced during her time in the palace in a tell-all book.While there’s been no official word from the Sussex camp, royal correspondent and commentator Jennie Bond believes that the “Suits” alum could use the project to her advantage in the future.“It’s more than two years since she gave that interview, and she has steered clear of controversy about the royal family since,” Bond told OK!“Obviously, the journal she mentioned will remain a potential weapon in her back pocket if she ever feels the need to seek some sort of revenge.”Bond continued, “But she has behaved with discretion and dignity ever since Oprah and the documentary series. I think she is looking forwards, not backwards and is moving on with her life.

DJ Elliot Mintz to preview his new album — a move aimed at boosting his career.“Some Time in New York City” was the hotly anticipated collaboration between Lennon and Yoko Ono set for release in 1972, less than two years after the Beatles had split.When Mintz got the early copy, the songs were not even printed on the sleeve or label, but he was champing at the bit to be the first to play it.Shockingly, the gift wound up costing him his job, which, in turn, launched him on a wild ride no one could have predicted.As explained in his new memoir, “We All Shine On: John, Yoko, and Me” (Dutton, out today), the record’s opening cut is “Woman is the N—-r of the World,” a song where the N-word is featured prominently. Mintz’s bosses at the station were unimpressed and promptly canned him.He said as much to Lennon and Ono. “They found the story amusing,” Mintz told The Post.

was confirmed Tuesday by Newman’s close friend, Matt Felker, who recently directed the Hulu docuseries about “Baywatch.”The late actor died “from heart complications” on Sunday evening “surrounded by his family and friends.”“I got to see Mike the last time he was conscious and he looked [at] me and in typical Mike fashion said, ‘You’re just in time,'” Felker told PEOPLE.Newman was the only “Baywatch” castmember who was a real-life lifeguard. He appeared on 150 episodes of the show, the most of anyone except David Hasselhoff.

A professional athlete allegedly stopped a drunk Sean “Diddy” Combs from sexually assaulting a luxury car businessman at one of his celeb-filled parties, a new lawsuit claims.The alleged victim, only identified as “John Doe,” claims the attack unfolded during a launch party for Combs’ Ciroc vodka brand around 2022, the court papers state.The man, who runs a Los Angeles-based business renting luxury cars and jewelry, alleges Combs stripped off his pants and exposed himself after inviting the guest into his private office during the event.“Combs continued to move closer and then grabbed Plaintiff’s genitals through his pants, squeezing them in a rough and sexual manner,” the suit alleges.“Plaintiff, shocked and disoriented, frozen momentarily and did not know how to respond to the weirdly inappropriate sexual advance made by Combs.”The alleged attack only stopped when the unnamed sports star — only identified in the suit as “Professional Athlete A” — came into the office and intervened, the filing charges.The businessman allegedly fled the room and immediately left the party, according to court papers.He claims he only decided to attend the event after Combs, who for years had been one of his customers, told him that other “high-profile guests in the music and entertainment business” would be there.

appeared alongside her son in the series.“This tragic event has resulted in significant complications that will require him to undergo multiple facial reconstruction surgeries, the 53-year-old mom of six wrote.“We are lucky he’s still alive and it’s a total miracle that he didn’t break his neck or back.”The mom did not elaborate on exactly how her son hurt himself, but in a separate post blamed it on him falling down some “blind stairs” in Long Beach, California.He already had a successful three-hour surgery on Saturday to fix some of the shattered bones in his face, with a breathing tube removed Monday.“Although he has faced some challenges, including the need for extensive dental work and additional facial surgeries, we are relieved to report that the bleeding on his brain has stopped and has not worsened,” Mortensen wrote. “Today, Joey will remain in the ICU to undergo a swallow test.