Fights & Feuds

Ryan Gosling's new action flick is stirring up controversy ... 'cause fans are pissed about a throwaway line in the final film -- and, it's all about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

"The Fall Guy" -- which is out Friday, but seems to have been viewed by some via advanced screenings -- contains a joke at one point about the volatile former couple, specifically focused on their knockdown/drag-out fights from when they were still together.

In the flick, Emily Blunt and "Ted Lasso" star Hannah Waddingham -- playing a director and movie producer -- reportedly walk into a totally wrecked star's trailer ... when Waddingham quips, "It’s like Amber and Johnny were just in here."

La nueva película de acción de Ryan Gosling está causando algo de polémica, pues los fans están enojados con una línea al final de la película final, que se supone que era graciosa y hace alusión a Johnny Depp y Amber Heard.

"The Fall Guy", que se estrena el viernes, pero parece que ya fue vista por algunos en proyecciones anticipadas, tiene una broma sobre la volátil ex pareja, que se centra específicamente en sus peleas de cuando todavía estaban juntos.

En la película, Emily Blunt y la estrella de "Ted Lasso" Hannah Waddingham, que interpretan a una directora y productora de cine, entran al destrozado camerino de una estrella cuando Waddingham dice: "Es como si Amber y Johnny estuvieran aquí".

Canelo Álvarez pelea el sábado, pero tal vez habrá un cambio de oponente, porque Saúl recibió los insultos de Oscar De La Hoya, cuando el legendario luchador se sentó a pocos metros de distancia.

"Es un puto idiota. Eso es lo que digo. Es un maldito imbécil. Trata de llamar la atención por él, no por Munguía. Es un puto idiota. Le roba a sus luchadores. P*** p***y. Motherf****r", dijo Álvarez -de 33 años- arremetiendo en la conferencia de prensa de Las Vegas pocos días antes de su pelea con Jaime Munguía.

¿Qué enfadó a Canelo? Bueno, las dos leyendas del boxeo anteriormente trabajaron juntos durante años como promotor y peleador, pero obviamente las cosas terminaron mal.

Coi Leray is publicly distancing herself from her dad Benzino for the umpteenth time -- her latest mutiny coming after a rally to free R. Kelly from prison.

Benzino recently pledged his allegiance to Kelly while he was on the "We In Miami" podcast, calling for the incarcerated singer to get a 2nd chance ... because, in his words, one of Kelly's victims was only a couple of years below the legal limit, and he had consent from the young woman's parents.

The ex-Pied Piper of R&B recently had his 20-year sex crime conviction and sentence upheld in court ... so Benzino's not getting his wish, but his controversial commentary had Coi feeling guilty by association.

Canelo Alvarez is fighting on Saturday, but perhaps an opponent change is in order ... 'cause Saul went scorched earth on Oscar De La Hoya, as the legendary fighter sat just feet away.

"He's a f***ing asshole. That's what I say. He's a f***ing asshole. He tries to get attention for him, not Munguia. He's a f***ing asshole. He steals [from his] fighters. F***ing p***y. Motherf****r," 33-year-old Alvarez said, lashing out at the Las Vegas press conference just days before his fight with Jaime Munguia.

What pissed Canelo off? Well, the two boxing legends previously worked together for years as promoter and fighter ... but things ended poorly, and there's obviously no love lost.

There's been jarring imagery coming out of college campuses embroiled in pro-Palestine protests -- including Jewish students being blocked off, which Brett Gelman finds disgusting.

We got the 'Stranger Things' star at LAX Tuesday, where he weighed in on everything going on at Columbia University and other schools ... namely, demonstrators who are sympathetic to what's happening in Gaza assembling en masse and setting up encampments.

A lot of this unrest has actually made its way out west -- including at UCLA ... where one student this week was filmed apparently being barred by protesters from entering campus.

El profesor de Columbia Jack Halberstam está analizando las crecientes tensiones en el campus, luego de que los manifestantes pro-palestinos ocuparan un edificio en la escuela de la Ivy League.

El profesor de Estudios de Género e Inglés estuvo el martes en "TMZ Live" y defendió la toma de Hamilton Hall el lunes por la noche ya que los manifestantes estudiantiles han ocupado edificios en el pasado -incluyendo Hamilton Hall- para llamar la atención sobre las injusticias relacionadas con el apartheid sudafricano y la guerra de Vietnam, por ejemplo.

El profesor Halberstam también arrojó luz sobre cómo el conflicto entre los manifestantes pro-palestinos y los manifestantes pro-Israel en realidad ha ido en aumento durante meses, con la universidad supuestamente haciendo poco para ayudar a los estudiantes de ambos lados.

YNW Melly was propped up as a punch line on Kendrick Lamar's now-viral "Euphoria" Drake diss track, which the incarcerated rap star considers quite the backhanded compliment.

Midway through the track, Kendrick references the "Murder on My Mind" rapper, and his ongoing double homicide case ... where he stands accused of killing his two friends Chris "YNW Juvy" Thomas and Anthony "YNW Sakchaser" Williams.

Kendrick raps, "Yeah, Cole and Aubrey know I’m selfish/ The crown is heavy I pray they my real friends/ But if not, I’m YNW Melly."

Columbia Professor Jack Halberstam is weighing in on the growing tensions on campus ... after pro-Palestinian protesters occupied a building at the Ivy League school.

We got the Gender Studies and English prof Tuesday on "TMZ Live," and he defended Monday night's takeover of Hamilton Hall ... as student protesters have occupied buildings in the past -- including Hamilton Hall -- to draw attention to injustices related to South African apartheid and the Vietnam War, for example.

Professor Halberstam also shed light on how the conflict between pro-Palestinian protesters and pro-Israel protesters has actually been growing for months ... with the university allegedly doing little to help students on either side.

Kendrick Lamar is dominating all the trending topics after snapping on Drake with his "Euphoria" diss track -- and all his homies are making sure it stays that way!!!

The 6-minute exposé left a lot to unpack and K. Dot's pals are all picking from their favorite parts. Jay Rock, Daylyt and Problem flat-out think Drake got his goose cooked, while OG instigator Metro Boomin found the entire flood of commentary hilarious!!!

DJ Hed rubbed the track in Akademiks' face while standing in pgLang's ringside corner as retribution for Ak trolling Kendrick for clocking his days without a response to Drake's "Push Ups/Taylor Made Freestyle."

Kendrick Lamar took his time responding to Drake, but now he's finally dropped an explosive track aiming to discredit Drake's claim to everything he raps about in the Black community!!!

Kendrick's bombshell, entitled "Euphoria," is a 6-minute tongue-lashing that rips apart the Toronto rapper's "tough guy" image. Basically, Kendrick's calling BS on Drake's -- and his manager Chubbs' -- connections to the underworld.

The song gets deep at times, Kendrick spits he knows some things about the OVO camp that will make "Gunna Wunna look like a Saint" and also threatens violence on Drake for referencing his wife in his "Push Ups" diss.

Kendrick Lamar se tomó su tiempo para responderle a Drake, y por fin ha lanzado un tema explosivo con el objetivo de desacreditar todas las cosas sobre las que Drake rapea referentes a la cultura afroamericana.

La bomba de Kendrick titulada "Euphoria", es un ataque de 6 minutos que destroza la imagen de "tipo duro" del rapero de Toronto. Básicamente Kendrick está llamando falso a Drake -y a su manager Chubbs- y que sus supuestas conexiones con los bajos fondos son falsas.

La canción es profunda a ratos, Kendrick escupe que sabe algunas cosas sobre OVO que harían que "Gunna Wunna parezca un santo" y también amenaza a Drake por referirse a su esposa en "Push Ups".

Chris Brown's sharing a hilarious story about the time a "rapper" ruined the vibe at the club ... but fans are picking up all clues that the guy he's talking about is Kanye West!!!

CB was the 100th guest on Tank and J. Valentine's "R&B Money" podcast and happily tackled their regular segment where guests lay into a celebrity without naming names.

Chris recalled a time a big-time rapper tagged along with his friends on a nightclub adventure, complete with a VIP section full of girls and a performance of a song he describes as "the hottest" at the time.

Chris Brown está compartiendo una historia hilarante acerca del momento en que un "rapero" arruinó el ambiente en un club, ¡pero los fans están recogiendo todas las pistas y creen que el tipo del que están hablando es Kanye West!

Chris fue el invitado número 100 en el pódcast R&B Money de Tank y J. Valentine, y felizmente abordó el segmento habitual en el que los invitados atacan a una celebridad sin dar nombres.

Chris recordó una vez que un gran rapero lo acompañó con sus amigos en una aventura en un club nocturno, la cual incluía una sección VIP llena de chicas y una actuación de una canción que él describe como "la más caliente" del momento.

Jake Paul's fighting Mike Tyson in July, and many people are worried about The Problem Child's safety. But, it's Iron Mike who should actually be concerned, according to the legendary Oscar De la Hoya.

TMZ Sports ran into the Hall of Fame boxer in New York City last week, and we asked ODLH about the upcoming scrap between 57-year-old Tyson and 27-year-old Paul.

"I'm gonna pray for Mike Tyson, 'cause I love Mike Tyson. I think Jake Paul, look, he's a real fighter. He really is. It's a dangerous fight. Mike Tyson, be careful, please," De La Hoya told us.

We're kicking off a new week with some major TMZ TV hot takes. So, be sure to settle in!!!

First up, we have Harvey and Mike breaking down Justin Bieber's surprising social media post, in which he shared pics of himself crying.