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Diddy ya no está asociado con Revolt TV -la compañía que comenzó en 2013- y ahora tiene un nuevo propietario... TMZ ha indagado.

Fuentes familiarizadas con el acuerdo nos dicen que Diddy recientemente le vendió todas sus acciones a un comprador misterioso por una suma no revelada, pero nos dicen que la empresa sigue siendo de propiedad de un afroamericano, lo cual es importante, ya que estamos hablando de una fuente famosa de cultura afro.

No está claro qué giros pueda dar Revolt ahora que hay nuevo dueño, y nos informan que el nuevo jefe desea permanecer en el anonimato por ahora. Dicho esto, nuestras fuentes dicen que comparten una profunda pasión por la cultura afro y planean hacer públicamente una presentación formal las próximas semanas.

Diddy's no longer associated with Revolt TV in any form or fashion -- the company he started in 2013 -- because it's now completely under new ownership ... TMZ has learned.

Sources familiar with the deal tell us Diddy recently sold off all of his shares to an interested buyer for an undisclosed sum -- but we're told the company remains Black-owned ... upholding its original connection and dedication to furthering the culture.

Like we said, it's unclear what exactly Revolt went for when it was all said and done -- but we're told the new boss wishes to remain anonymous for the time being. With that said, our sources say they share a deep passion for Black culture ... and they plan on publicly making a formal introduction in the coming weeks.

Bob Barker's iconic estate is hitting the market ... giving one lucky buyer the chance to own a slice of L.A. history -- that is, if they have close to a few million to plunk down.

The late "Price Is Right" icon -- who died in August last year at 99 -- owned the 6-bedroom, 6-bath Spanish Colonial Revival-style estate in the Hollywood Hills for a whopping 50 years ... and it's now up for grabs at a cool $2,988,000.

Bob's pad here has a major legacy behind it -- as it's considered one of the first (if not THE first) houses in Hollywood ... and it's been dubbed the Original "Outpost." General Harrison Grey Otis -- the founder of the L.A. Times -- had it to himself back in the 1880s.

Shohei Ohtani just broke his silence on the gambling scandal surrounding his former interpreter -- and the Dodgers star was adamant he never placed any sports bets.

The 29-year-old addressed the media on Monday afternoon for the first time since Ippei Mizuhara was fired for allegedly using some of the baseball player's funds to gamble with an illegal bookmaker.

Ohtani told reporters through his new translator, Will Ireton, that he had no idea what was going on with the situation up until a team meeting following the Dodgers' first game of the season last week in Korea.

Pittsburgh Penguins fans rejoice -- the thousands of Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads that were stolen earlier this month have been located and returned ... and the team is now preparing to hand them out to their rightful new owners.

The organization released a statement on the development Monday ... saying a special cargo recovery team was able to negotiate the return of the bobbles and secure them at a warehouse in Ontario, CA.

The mini Jagrs then made their way to the Steel City ... and are slated to eventually arrive at PPG Paints Arena at some point in the next week.

Of course, the giveaways were originally supposed to go to fans in attendance for the March 14 game against the San Jose Sharks ... as part of a big night to celebrate the NHL legend's historic career.

The team said the Jagr bobbleheads will be made available to those with tix to the original game starting April 6 ... and it will host a drive-thru pickup period at the arena as well.

La puerta a la que Kate Winslet se aferró al final de "Titanic" se ha vendido por un precio considerable... superando a otros impresionantes recuerdos de la película en una subasta.

El trozo de madera que desempeñó un papel en la muerte en pantalla de Leonardo DiCaprio se vendió recientemente por la impresionante cifra de 718.750 dólares durante la subasta Treasures from Planet Hollywood de Heritage Auctions, convirtiéndose en la venta más cara de la subasta.

La puerta -que en realidad es el marco de una puerta, según las notas de la subasta- no fue el único recuerdo de "Titanic" que se vendió en el evento. El vestido de gasa de color púrpura pálido y rosa que Kate llevaba como Rose para la mayoría de las escenas del hundimiento de la película también se vendió, pero solo por $125k.

The door Kate Winslet infamously clung to at the end of "Titanic" has sold for a hefty price ... beating out other impressive film memorabilia at an auction.

The slab of wood that played a role in Leonardo DiCaprio's onscreen death recently sold for an impressive $718,750 during Heritage Auctions’ Treasures from Planet Hollywood event -- making it the priciest sale at the auction.

The door -- which is actually a doorframe, according to the auction's notes -- wasn't the only "Titanic" memorabilia sold at the event. The pale purple and pink chiffon dress Kate wore as Rose for most of the film's sinking scenes was also sold ... but only went for $125k.

Donald Trump's catching a bit of a break yet again ... his hefty multi-million-dollar bond in his New York civil case just got a major trim, and he may just be able to pay it off.

A NY appeals court sliced DT's civil fraud judgment bond from a staggering $454 million down to $175 million Monday ... plus they're tossing in an extra 10 days for him to rustle up the cash after his legal squad said they were hitting roadblocks securing the dough.

The ruling comes on the same day New York Attorney General Letitia James would've started trying to enforce the judgment against Trump in this case -- namely, by initiating the gears of attempting to seize his assets, including cash he might have and even properties.

Famed photographer Annie Leibovitz is saying cheese to a massive sale, 'cause she's officially found a buyer for her swanky condo in NYC's West Village ... TMZ has learned.

Real estate sources tell TMZ ... Annie accepted an $8.5 million offer last Thursday for the pad she purchased in 2022 for $6.5 mil -- so she could be making a picture-perfect profit off the 2-bed, 3-bath condo, which also served as her photography studio.

With 3,198 square feet of living space and 60 feet of steel windows perfectly framing the Hudson River, it's no wonder it was her go-to photoshoot backdrop.

"Mighty Ducks" star Shaun Weiss knows how to get a crowd excited ... leading an audience in an iconic 'Ducks' chant -- and tossing out signed gear.

The actor/comedian -- best known as Goldberg the Goalie from the 'Ducks' trilogy -- hit up the House of Blues in Anaheim for country singer Niko Moon's tour.

Weiss & Moon are both former addicts, and we're told Moon wanted to highlight Weiss' recovery -- pointing to him as a "hometown hero" of sorts -- since the Anaheim Ducks, who actually got their name from the film series, play real close to the House of Blues.

"Cazafantasmas: El imperio congelado" ha disparado la taquilla este fin de semana, y toda la franquicia ha superado un hito impresionante, pero algunos dicen que los productores no deberían contar sus fantasmas antes de que se materialicen.

Según los informes, se proyecta que la película haga $45.2 millones en su fin de semana de apertura a nivel nacional, lo cual es bastante bueno.

Mientras tanto, la película tuvo un comienzo mediocre a nivel internacional, llevándose a casa solo 16.1 millones de dólares en 25 mercados globales, aun así, es suficiente para un impresionante fin de semana de apertura total de 61 millones de dólares.

Tuvo que vérselas con "Dune: Parte Dos" y "Kung Fu Panda 4" para obtener el primer puesto esta semana, y hay ciertos indicadores de que la película puede no ser un éxito total de taquilla.

Por un lado, "Frozen Empire" solo supera ligeramente a la última película de la franquicia, "Cazafantasmas: Afterlife", por alrededor de $1 millón a nivel nacional, y esa película fue mucho más barato de hacer, los informes dicen que costó $75 millones, en comparación a los $100 millones invertidos en la nueva película.

"Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" fired up the box office this weekend, and the whole franchise passed an impressive milestone ... but some are saying producers shouldn't count their ghosts before they materialize.

According to reports, 'Ghostbusters' is projected to make $45.2 million in its opening weekend domestically -- taking the top spot by a wide margin over some incumbent champions of the theater.

Meanwhile, the movie got off to a mediocre start internationally ... taking home just $16.1 million in 25 global markets -- still, enough for an impressive opening weekend total of $61 million.

Honey Boo Boo no se anda con chiquitas cuando se trata de su dinero, ya que está amenazando a Mama June por "robar" su dinero.

Así es la cosa, las estrellas de reality tuvieron otra discusión relacionada con el dinero en el episodio de esta semana de "Mama June: Family Crisis", con June entregándole cheques a su hija Alana, más conocida como Honey Boo Boo.

La pequeña cantidad de dinero que recibió sorprendió a las hijas de Mama, quienes la interrogan al respecto antes de admitir finalmente que gastó algo de dinero en gastos... como ropa y comida.

Eso sin duda molesto a su hija, que afirma en un confesionario que puede que tenga que considerar la posibilidad de tomar acciones legales contra su madre, añadiendo que se siente que le robó.

Parece que Alana está harta de su madre, porque esta no es la primera vez que han discutido por dinero en efectivo.

Recordemos que la semana pasada, salió un episodio donde Honey Boo Boo dijo que sentía que su mamá siempre tenía dinero para todos los demás, pero nunca para ella, y acusó a su madre de gastar más en las cadenas de oro de su marido que su propia universidad.

Ahora, sabemos que estos episodios se rodaron hace un tiempo, porque la familia habla del dinero de la matrícula universitaria de Alana, y sabemos que ella ya está en la escuela. Ella está estudiando enfermería en Colorado, y dice que recibió una beca de $21.000.

Honey Boo Boo ain't messin' around when it comes to her cash ... threatening Mama June with some legal drama for "stealing" her money.

Here's the deal ... the reality stars sat down for another money-related discussion on this week's episode of "Mama June: Family Crisis" -- with June handing over checks for her daughter Alana -- better known as Honey Boo Boo.

The small amount of money HBB receives shocked Mama's daughters who interrogate her about it ... before eventually admitting she spent some cash on cost of living expenses, like clothes and food.

That certainly upset her daughter ... who says in a confessional that she may need to consider legal action against her mom -- adding she feels June's stolen from her.

It seems like Alana's fed up with her mom ... 'cause this isn't the first time they've quarreled over cash.

Remember ... just last week, an episode came out where Honey Boo Boo said she felt her mom always had money for everyone else, but never for her -- and she accused her mom of spending more on her husband's gold chains than her own college.

Now, we know these episodes were shot a while ago ... 'cause the family's talking about Alana's college tuition money, and we know she's already in school. She's studying nursing in Colorado, and she says she received a $21,000 scholarship.

Daisy de la Hoya received a helping hand from some fellow Hollywood stars who are also sober and familiar with what she experienced during a mental health breakdown.

Jennifer Gimenez, formerly of "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" fame and her husband, Tim Ryan from A&E's "Dope Man" tell TMZ ...  they teamed up with actor Corey Feldman and his manager, Dave Altman to help get Daisy into a mental health treatment center.

Jennifer and Tim tell us Daisy's seeing a therapist daily and is going through the 12-step program. This, of course, comes after Daisy was accused of stalking "90 Day Fiancé" stars Mariah Fineman and Tom Brooks ... which she denies.

Jennifer and Tim say Daisy is journaling a lot, working on music, and has already acknowledged she had a problem -- which Jennifer and Tim say is a huge step in the right direction, and one that takes a whole lot to admit.

Corey's manager is currently caring for her dog.

Jennifer and Tim -- both recovering addicts who care for people in long-term recovery -- say Daisy was fragile when she entered treatment, but they're already seeing her turn the corner.

It's great to hear she's doing much better now ... all thanks to some great celeb friends!

Daisy de la Hoya recibió el apoyo de algunas estrellas de Hollywood que también están sobrias y familiarizadas con lo que experimentó durante una crisis emocional.

Jennifer Gimenez, ex participante de "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" y su marido, Tim Ryan, anfitrión de A&E le dicen a TMZ que se asociaron con el actor Corey Feldman y su manager Dave Altman para ayudar a conseguir un centro de salud mental donde Daisy pueda recibir tratamiento.

Jennifer y Tim nos dicen que Daisy está viendo a un terapeuta diariamente y pasando por el programa de 12 pasos. Esto, por supuesto, viene después de que Daisy fuera acusada de acosar a las estrellas de "90 Day Fiancé", Mariah Fineman y Tom Brooks, algo que ella niega.

Jennifer y Tim dicen que Daisy está escribiendo mucho, trabajando en la música y que ya es consciente de que tenía un problema, algo que Jennifer y Tim consideran un gran paso en la dirección correcta, pues significa mucho hacerlo.

El manager de Corey está actualmente cuidando de su perro. Nos dicen que la Fundación MusiCares está pagando por el tratamiento de Daisy.

Jennifer y Tim, que en el pasado tuvieron problemas de adicción y ahora ayudan a personas en recuperación, dicen que Daisy estaba muy frágil cuando comenzó el tratamiento, pero que ya la ven mucho mejor.