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Jussie Smollett tendrá su día en los tribunales por la apelación de su condena penal, de hecho, podrá presentar su caso frente a la mayor corte de Illinois.

El actor se acaba de anotar una gran victoria porque el Tribunal Supremo de Illinois notificó que están abiertos a escuchar su caso. En otras palabras, su apelación ante el Tribunal Supremo del Estado fue aprobada y los jueces del tribunal juzgarán sobre esta saga de una vez por todas.

Recuerden, Jussie ha estado apelando su condena desde el 2021, cuando un jurado lo declaró culpable por mentirle a la policía sobre un crimen de odio del que habría sido víctima.

Jussie Smollett will have his day in court over his appeal of his criminal conviction -- in fact, he'll be able to make his case in front of the highest court in the land ... of Illinois, that is.

The actor just scored a huge W Wednesday -- 'cause the Supreme Court of Illinois ticked his case off as one they are open to hearing ... in other words, his appeal to the State Supreme Court is approved, and the justices for this court will weigh in on this saga once and for all.

Remember, Jussie has been appealing his conviction pretty much ever since it came down way back in 2021 ... when a jury found him guilty of lying to cops about a hate crime he claimed he'd been victim to.

Drake Bell no ha terminado de hablar sobre el abuso que sufrió cuando era niño, ya que está listo para aparecer de nuevo en otro episodio de la docuserie "Quiet On Set".

Investigation Discovery, la cadena detrás del desgarrador documental, ha dado luz verde a un quinto episodio con Drake y otras ex estrellas infantiles de los años 90 y 00. El nuevo episodio, titulado "Breaking the Silence", promete profundizar en las tóxicas denuncias hechas contra Nickelodeon y su lugar de trabajo realizadas en los primeros 4 episodios.

"Quiet On Set" ya ha develado un montón de revelaciones de alto impacto, incluyendo una conversación con Drake, quien habló por primera vez sobre la agresión sexual que sufrió cuando era un adolescente por el entrenador de diálogo de Nickelodeon Brian Peck.

Joe Exotic is back in mullet mode ... so we see in a new mug shot.

Joe, who's been serving 21 years at a federal prison in Oklahoma for putting a hit out on Carole Baskin, took a road trip to Florida. We'll explain.

Joe had been transferred to a Florida jail so he could appear in court for a civil lawsuit involving a music dispute. A country singer named Vince Johnson claimed he had the rights to some songs Joe played in "Tiger King."

Drake Bell isn't done exposing the abuse he suffered as a child actor ... as he's set to appear in a newly added episode for the 'Quiet On Set' docuseries.

Investigation Discovery, the network behind the harrowing doc, has officially greenlit a fifth episode with Drake -- and other former child stars from the '90s and '00s -- set to return. The new episode, notably titled 'Breaking the Silence,' promises to delve deeper into toxic workplace claims made against Nickelodeon in the first 4 episodes.

"Quiet On Set" has already featured plenty of bombshell revelations, including a sit down with Drake, who spoke out for the first time about being sexually assaulted as a teen by Nickelodeon dialogue coach Brian Peck.

Zachery Ty Bryan has been hit with a felony charge following his February DUI arrest.

In new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, the "Home Improvement" alum was charged with the crime of driving under the influence with three or more priors within the last decade.

The felony complaint says Zachery refused to submit to a sobriety test, although cops say the 42-year-old had a blood alcohol level of 0.15, nearly twice the legal limit.

Zachery Ty Bryan ha sido acusado con un cargo de delito grave tras su arresto por DUI en febrero.

En los nuevos documentos legales, obtenidos por TMZ, el ex alumno de "Home Improvement" fue acusado del delito de conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol, sumando tres o más antecedentes en la última década.

La denuncia por delito grave dice que Zachery se negó a someterse a una prueba de sobriedad, aunque los policías dicen que tenía un nivel de alcohol en la sangre de 0.15, casi el doble del límite legal.

It's Hump Day, but we're gonna push through here at TMZ ... by recapping our TV topics.

Let's start with "TMZ Live," where Harvey and Charles continued to discuss the fallout from the raids on Diddy's homes in Los Angeles and Miami -- including the fact that someone in his entourage ended up behind bars on drug charges during their airport run-in with feds.

Next up, we got "TMZ on TV" ... with the gang talking about Will Smith getting a speeding ticket recently while driving along the PCH in Malibu -- and allegedly going a little too fast.

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.

Will Smith fue multado por exceso de velocidad... y los policías de la estación nos dijeron que nadie tiene preferencias al momento de ir demasiado rápido en ciertas partes peligrosas de la carretera.

Fuentes policiales le dicen a TMZ que el actor de 55 años, iba a 63 en una zona de 45 mph el viernes por la mañana en la autopista Pacific Coast en Malibú.

Ese es un camino traicionero. 58 personas han muerto en la carretera en los últimos 14 años, por lo que la policía tiene tolerancia cero para los amantes de la velocidad, no importa quién seas.

Will Smith was hit with a speeding ticket ... and cops at the station told us NO ONE gets a break for putting the pedal to the metal on such a super dangerous stretch of highway.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the 55-year-old was doing 63 in a 45 mph zone Friday morning on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.

PCH is treacherous ... 58 people have died on the highway in the last 14 years, so cops have zero tolerance for speed demons, no matter who they are.

Another day, another slate of hard-hitting TV topics ... and we got it all for you right here.

Let's start out on "TMZ Live," where Harvey and Charles discussed the latest development in the Diddy saga -- namely, his two homes in L.A. and Miami being raided by the feds ... and some people in his family being detained as agents stormed the properties with guns out.

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.

Brett Gelman is opening up about the recent backlash he's faced for vocally supporting Israel amid its conflict with Hamas in Gaza ... and he thinks it's BS that his gigs are getting nixed.

The "Stranger Things" star joined us Monday on "TMZ Live," where he slammed bookstores for canceling his upcoming appearances over the ongoing controversy in the Middle East.

Brett -- who recently released his book, 'The Terrifying Realm of the Possible' -- confirmed that three different bookstores canceled his promotional appearances amid alleged security concerns.

Jonathan Majors no se mantiene alejado de los focos en medio de sus problemas legales, y si no que se lo pregunten a los pasajeros del TMZ Tour... ¡Quienes lo vieron en persona y lo escucharon cantar!

Échale un vistazo a este video que obtuvimos de la semana pasada, cuando nuestro guía lo vio conduciendo junto a nuestro autobús en medio de un recorrido por Los Ángeles. Fue lo suficientemente amable como para charlar un rato con nosotros y nuestros invitados y una vez que se enteró de que era el cumpleaños de alguien, se puso a cantar.

Parece que Jon iba solo con su cachorro, pero no obstante, lo dio todo.