Entertainment
Aubrey Plaza Discusses Daily Struggle After Husband Jeff Baena’s Death
Aubrey Plaza
Grief After Husband’s Death Is a Daily Struggle
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Good Hang
Aubrey Plaza is opening up in public about the heartache of her husband Jeff Baena‘s death for the first time — discussing the daily struggle of facing life after his loss earlier this year.
Speaking on Amy Poehler’s “Good Hang” podcast Tuesday, Aubrey said she’s showing up, functioning, and grateful to be moving through the world — and generally feeling OK at the moment.
Aubrey compared the complexities of her grief over her husband’s suicide to the movie “The Gorge,” about two snipers guarding a canyon, clueless about what’s lurking below — a haunting mirror of her own mourning.
Her grief, she said, feels like a massive, in-your-face ocean — sometimes she wants to dive right in, other times she wants to get away … but no matter what, it’s always there.
Jeff was found dead in his L.A. home in January.
TMZ first reported that Aubrey and Jeff had been separated for months, and cops say Jeff had a phone call with Aubrey the night before he was found.
Since Jeff’s tragic death, Aubrey’s been hard at work on a biopic about Heidi Fleiss.
If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org.
A$AP Bari
Miami Nights, Miami Fights 🌴💥
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A$AP Mob co-founder A$AP Bari was involved in an all-out, no-holds-barred, royal rumble last night … and authorities are still trying to find out what caused the clash!!!
A rep for the Miami Beach PD tells TMZ Hip Hop … cops received a call from security guards for a “large fight” at Hotel Faena just after midnight Sunday … judging from the footage, the call was correct.
A$AP Bari got jumped outside a hotel in Miami last night pic.twitter.com/nmms83hqw2
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The fight appeared to contain about a dozen men — and one of them got Bari good as the video unfolded by grabbing him by the collarbone and throwing him in the bushes!!!
The calamity then spills off into the streets as Bari then gets up woozy, with his pants falling below his waistline … but one of his friends jumps out and defends him with long-reach punches at the opposition.
Our Miami Beach PD source tells us that by the time officers arrived on the scene, the two fight clubs had already dispersed and left the location.
Security did not want to press charges, and there weren’t any victims on hand to file a report … everyone lives to brawl another day!!!
‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal
Dead at 73
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Sad news in the wrestling world … Steve Regal — better known as “Mr. Electricity” — passed away in July. He was 73.
The news broke on Monday and was confirmed by the National Wrestling Alliance … which expressed its sadness over the death of its former champion.
“Defeating Denny Brown for the title, this flashy and charismatic grappler reigned atop pro wrestling’s junior heavyweight in 1986, paving a path for generations to come,” NWA said.
“The NWA extends its most sincere thoughts to Regal’s family, friends, and fans during this time.”
Regal began his wrestling career in 1977 and rose to success in the American Wrestling Association (AWA). He had several notable matches, including his victory over Buck Zumhofe and The Road Warriors in a tag team battle in the ’80s.
The 6’0″ athlete signed with Jim Crockett Promotions and made his debut in May 1986. He had several big matches, including his draws and win against Denny Brown.
He made his WWF debut in 1986, teaming up with Terry Gibbs to fight Junkyard Dog and George Steele. His final WWF fight was at the WWF Wrestling Challenge — where he fell to Tito Santana and Pedro Morales.
During his career, Regal earned multiple titles, including the AWA World Light Heavyweight Championship, the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Championship twice, the PWA Light Heavyweight Championship, and more.
He retired in 1996.
R.I.P.
W. Kamau Bell
Friendly With Fascism …
Only Trump Favorites Win Kennedy Center Honors
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TMZ.com
W. Kamau Bell is ripping the Kennedy Center Honors … he says the only folks taking home hardware are celebs who are cool with President Trump … which is a problem for him, because he says Trump is a fascist.
The comedian and TV host joined us on “TMZ Live” Monday and took shots at the honorees from Sunday’s 48th Kennedy Center Honors.
Trump hosted and helped pick the honorees … including Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor, George Strait, and KISS.
Bell was disappointed to see Sly accept an award … he says the ‘Rocky’ franchise films were “considered Black movies for years.”
While Bell says everyone who made the cut was talented, he says the main criterion was being down with Trump. We pushed back and said the same held true when Barack Obama was president … but Bell says the main difference is that Trump is a “dictator.”
Bell — who also got in jabs at Gloria and KISS — tells us he wouldn’t accept a Kennedy Center Honor during Trump’s presidency … he says there would be no way to accept the award without getting political.
Catch the full interview on “TMZ Live.”
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