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Tori Spelling le dio la noticia a Dean McDermott de que había solicitado el divorcio justo en medio de su pódcast, y podemos asegurar que fue bastante pasivo-agresivo.

La estrella de "Beverly Hills, 90210" mencionó a Dean en su pódcast "misSPELLING", y todo el mundo pudo escuchar lo que tenía que decir. Asegura que él estaba trabajando cuando ella lo llamó para darle la noticia. Ella minimizó las cosas un poco al principio, diciendo que la petición era solo una formalidad, pero luego se hizo real.

Tori dijo que era justo que ella presentara la demanda primero porque él le habló de sexo y otros detalles íntimos de su matrimonio al Daily Mail. Está claro que ella estaba enfadada por esto y -aunque solo se oye su parte de la conversación- parece que Dean no estaba contento de que ella se le adelantara en el juzgado.

La estrella de "Boardwalk Empire" -Michael Stuhlbarg- fue atacado por un vagabundo con una roca, según ha confirmado TMZ.

Fuentes policiales nos dicen que el actor estaba haciendo footing en Manhattan el domingo alrededor de las 7:45 PM cuando de repente sintió un golpe en la parte posterior de su cabeza.

Nos dicen que cuando miró hacia abajo, se dio cuenta de que una roca yacía a su lado. A pesar del shock, nuestras fuentes dicen que Michael no perdió el tiempo persiguiendo al agresor, es decir, hasta que las autoridades llegaron a la escena y fueron capaces de manejar el resto.

Tori Spelling broke the news to Dean McDermott she had filed for divorce right in the middle of her podcast, and -- to say the least -- it's super passive-aggressive.

The "Beverly Hills, 90210" star called Dean on her "misSPELLING" podcast, and everyone could hear her end of the convo. She says he was working when she hit him up, and dropped the news she had filed. She kinda minimized it at first, saying the filing was just a formality, but then it got real.

Tori said it was only right she file first because he talked about sex and other intimate details in their marriage to the Daily Mail. It's clear she was angry he had done it, and -- although you only hear her end of the conversation -- it seems Dean wasn't happy she beat him to the courthouse punch.

"Boardwalk Empire" star Michael Stuhlbarg was attacked by a homeless man with a rock, TMZ has confirmed.

Law enforcement sources tell us the actor was out jogging in Manhattan on Sunday around 7:45 PM when he suddenly felt something strike the back of his head.

We're told when he looked down, he noticed a rock lying beside him. Despite the shock, our sources say Michael wasted no time chasing the perpetrator down the street ... that is, until authorities arrived at the scene and were able to handle the rest.

Nick Cannon was the ultimate Easter bunny this year – but instead of eggs, he delivered daddy time to all 12 of his kids ... documenting the whole epic journey.

The longtime TV host went all out this weekend ... donning a rabbit costume while hopping around town to ensure his entire brood -- which includes kids from 6 different women -- got QT with him ... and on the face of it, it looks like he was successful.

Things kickstarted Saturday as he stopped by Bre Tiesi's home to chill with their 1-year-old son, Legendary Love ... with NC posting some sweet photos of him with the boy.

After "The Real Housewives of Potomac" began shaking up its cast last week, some fans online began begging for reality TV icon, Omarosa to join the series -- but this is unlikely to happen ... TMZ has learned.

Omarosa tells TMZ … she is far too busy with law school and preparing for the bar exam to participate in 'RHOP' for season 9. "The Apprentice" alum says she wasn't even aware fans were pushing for her to join the Bravo hit, admitting she has never even considered becoming a 'Housewife' before.

However, O says she's not opposed to joining 'Housewives' in the future -- as she's a fan of the franchise. Though she clarifies neither Bravo nor casting has reached out to her about signing up for the series.

Larry David seems to have had a miserable time watching UConn make its way into the Final Four on Saturday ... at least that's what the internet is thinking from this footage of him.

The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star couldn't hide his disdain as UConn beat out Illinois during the March Madness faceoff on Saturday at TD Garden in Boston. The famous curmudgeon was filmed biting his nails and looking seriously annoyed as UConn dominated Illinois.

LD appeared less than comfortable in his front row seat too ... as he was also photographed stretching out his onto the banister in front of him.

Ramy Youssef se puso político en su monólogo de apertura en "Saturday Night Live", pidiéndole a Dios que libere a Palestina, así como a los rehenes israelíes.

El cómico abordó el conflicto el sábado, contando una anécdota con dos amigos suyos que le pidieron que incluyera sus luchas en sus oraciones.

Un amigo le pidió a Dios que le ayudara a recuperar la custodia de su perro de manos de su ex novia, mientras que otro le pidió que rezara por su familia en Gaza.

Ramy Youssef got political for his opening monologue on "Saturday Night Live" ... asking God to free Palestine, as well as the Israeli hostages.

The comedian touched on the conflict Saturday, recounting an anecdote involving 2 of his friends ... who asked him to work their struggles into his prayers.

One pal asked him to ask God to help him win back custody of his dog from his ex-girlfriend -- whereas another asked Ramy to pray for his family in Gaza.

The weekend is coming to a close ... so you know we're wrapping things up with some TMZ TV hot takes.

Let's start with "TMZ Live," where Harvey and Charles shared some unexpected shade Billie Eilish seemingly dished out towards Taylor Swift. As discussed, the Oscar winner appeared to take shots at Tay releasing multiple versions of her vinyl recordings ... calling it wasteful.

While she didn't name the "Bad Blood" singer by name ... it was clear Billie was talking about TS.

Chance Perdomo -- famous from Amazon's "Gen V" and the Netflix 'Sabrina' show -- has died suddenly in a motorcycle accident.

According to The Wrap, citing the actor's reps, Chance died in a wreck that no one else was harmed in -- they don't provide any other details, including where this happened, when, or under what exact circumstances.

Nonetheless, his team says ... "His passion for the arts and insatiable appetite for life was felt by all who knew him, and his warmth will carry on in those who he loved dearest. We ask to please respect the family’s wish for privacy as they mourn the loss of their beloved son and brother."

Chance Perdomo, famoso por actuar en "Gen V" de Amazon y la serie de Netflix "Sabrina", ha muerto repentinamente en un accidente de moto.

Según The Wrap, citando a los representantes del actor, Chance murió en un accidente en el que nadie más resultó herido. No proporcionan más detalles de dónde ocurrió el accidente, cuándo o en qué circunstancias exactas.

No obstante, su equipo dice: "Su pasión por las artes y su insaciable apetito por la vida fueron percibidos por todos los que lo conocieron, y su calidez perdurará en aquellos a los que más quería. Pedimos por favor que se respete el deseo de privacidad de la familia mientras lloran la pérdida de su querido hijo y hermano".

Matthew Underwood is speaking up on 'Quiet on Set' -- and while he says he himself was never mistreated while working as a child star ... he claims he's been harmed in the industry.

The "Zoey 101" star posted a lengthy statement Friday on his social accounts that addressed why he hadn't said anything publicly about the new doc -- which chronicles different allegations levied by former child stars with the network -- and he explains his rationale.

MU writes, "We all want to live in a better world. That requires all of us to treat each other with empathy and not make assumptions about people’s personal experiences."

Ezra Miller's superhero days are over -- at least as far as Amazon Prime animation goes ... 'cause their role in a huge hit show has been recast, and it happened under the radar.

The actor's portrayal of mad scientist D.A. Sinclair on "Invincible" -- in which Ezra only voice acted for one episode in the first season -- has been scrapped in favor of another actor, Eric Bauza ... whose other credits include "X-Men '97," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and more.

The character showed up again in a new episode this week for Season 2 ... but instead of Ezra's voice, fans heard Eric's instead ... and the switcheroo occurred quietly, it seems.

Bill Maher unloaded on the media and others who shamed anyone who dared question COVID restrictions, because he says lots of people who broke from conventional wisdom were right.

The 'Real Time' host says he's sick of people and media excusing their mistakes during the pandemic by saying, "Well, we just didn't know." BM isn't so much challenging them ... he's saying people who questioned some of the restrictions were shamed as "wackos."

For example, Bill says the party line -- that schools should be closed -- turned out to be wrong, because the damage done to kids by keeping them at home may be far worse than the virus itself. Yet anyone who questioned that was dismissed as a right-wing nut.

We're halfway through the weekend ... and what better way to unwind than with some TMZ hot takes?!

Let's kick things off with "TMZ Live," where Harvey and Charles gave insight into how Diddy's coping after the raids on his L.A. and Miami homes. As discussed, the Bad Boy Records founder kept it calm and cool during an outing in Miami with his twin daughters.

Next up, we've got "TMZ TV," where the crew compared Gypsy Rose Blanchard's breakup with husband Ryan Anderson to Ariana Grande's COVID-times marriage to Dalton Gomez.