TMZ Minute

Bill Cosby seeks to block testimony in his upcoming trial, rapper Kodak Black puts on a free show after cancelling a concert, and a Los Angeles intersection is dedicated to a late rapper.

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Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is reportedly dead following joint U.S.-Israel strikes, as President Donald Trump announces a “massive and ongoing” military campaign. Actress Bijou Phillips opens up about the life-threatening risks she faces while awaiting a kidney transplant. Plus, with the 2026 FIFA World Cup just months away, Lyft is preparing its drivers with anti-trafficking education ahead of the global event.

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Legendary singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka has died at 86. Federal prosecutors have filed a superseding indictment charging 30 additional people in connection with the anti-ICE church protest in St. Paul, where Don Lemon and others have pleaded not guilty. Plus, Robert Carradine’s death has been ruled a suicide.

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Savannah Guthrie has not yet decided whether she will return to the “Today” show. Bill Clinton told the House Oversight Committee he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex crimes and said he would have reported any wrongdoing. Plus, police are investigating an attempted burglary at Ryan Garcia’s Los Angeles home.

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Rihanna has reignited new music speculation after posting video of herself working in a recording studio. Ray J is pushing back against Kim Kardashian’s claim that his public comments could derail her legal ambitions. Plus, Pink is reportedly being considered as a replacement for Kelly Clarkson on her daytime talk show, though no official deal has been announced.

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Newly surfaced video near Nancy Guthrie’s home shows cars passing around the time her pacemaker stopped, as the search continues with a $1 million reward. Bobby J. Brown of “The Wire” has died at 62 in an accidental barn fire. Plus, Pink is denying reports that she and Carey Hart have split after 20 years together.

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Hillary Clinton told the House Oversight Committee she does not recall ever meeting Jeffrey Epstein and has no knowledge of his or Ghislaine Maxwell’s crimes. Lisa Rinna says she was unknowingly drugged with fentanyl at the “Traitors” Season 4 premiere party. Plus, Jonathan Majors has begun filming his first movie since his assault conviction.

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Police responded to Shia LaBeouf’s New Orleans home after his ex-girlfriend allegedly punched a man in the groin and fled, leading to a warrant for her arrest weeks before Shia’s own battery arrest in the city. A judge denied a restraining order against Jada Pinkett Smith filed by Will Smith’s former friend Bilaal Salaam, citing lack of evidence, though his $3 million lawsuit is still active. And Ray J’s ex says he’s been emotionally struggling after a domestic incident, but both deny he was violent and Ray J insists he is not suicidal and that they’re now on good terms.

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