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The Mediterranean-style mansion features nearly 12,000 square feet of living space with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, and includes two kitchens, a library, a gym, two private offices, a studio space, three fireplaces, and a climate-controlled garage designed to accommodate more than 50 vehicles.

LeBron and Savannah James are letting fans inside their Los Angeles home in a new video collaboration with Vogue. The couple shares some of their favorite possessions, including special items that have been with them through years of home updates. From LeBron's beloved cold plunge tub to his championship trophies to their Jean-Michel Basquiat painting, there's plenty to admire in the James family's most prized possessions and the stories behind the things that make their house feel like home.

Nicki Minaj's former assistant wants her to turn over her private text messages as part of their legal battle, but the rapper is fighting back in court over it. Per court docs, Brandon Garrett asked the musician to hand over texts between her and third parties about him and his employment between January 2024 and April 2024.

Bryson Tiller and Kristy Sarah were spotted getting cozy in South Africa months before we confirmed they're an item. Eyewitnesses tell TMZ they met Bryson backstage in July when he performed in South Africa alongside Swae Lee and Masego. When stopping by his green room to say hello, our sources tell us Bryson was sitting on a couch with Kristy. The witness says they didn't think much of the interaction at the time, but they later spoke with Kristy and invited her to an afterparty where the two showed up and appeared super cozy.

Ray J pulled up to the home of his ex/on-and-off Persian influencer girlfriend, Shila Hasanoff, and proceeded to put her entire living situation on blast during a wild, unedited live stream session, pointing out unbelievable levels of mess, filth, and questionable items left all over the place for hundreds of thousands of viewers to see.

We're halfway through the college football season, and we're about to make Black history. In the ninety-one years since they started giving bronze trophies to the nation's top college football player, no group of finalists has been exclusively Black. That's changing this year. It's about to be an all-Black December.