A highly coveted Shohei Ohtani card just sold for some insane coin at auction — a record $1,067,500, to be exact!

The 1-of-1 autographed card — which features a piece of Ohtani’s pants when he reached the 50/50 club — is from Topps’ “Dynasty Black” line and has a PSA Mint 9 Auto 9 grade.

The rare memorabilia was made available by Heritage Auctions … and once bidding closed on Saturday, the final price tag was revealed.

The 2024 card features the MLB patch from Ohanti’s trousers … and is signed by the 30-year-old Japanese superstar with a gold Sharpie.

Kanye West is standing by his controversial post about Jay-Z‘s kids … asking DJ Akademiks if he really went too far with it — or, if it was actually one of his best.

The controversial rapper sat down for an interview with the rapper — released earlier Sunday — and, during it Kanye addressed his social media presence … claiming he’s popping off on X because he’s finally able to vent his raw thoughts without immediately facing a ban.

West then makes a bold statement … claiming his post about Jay-Z’s kids makes the “Nazi-s***” not seem as bad — a point Akademiks kind of agrees with ’cause he says he feels like Kanye’s post about Jay-Z’s kids was by far his worst.

ICYMI … Kanye posted earlier this month about Jay-Z’s younger kids — 7-year-old twins Rumi and Sir — asking, “Wait has anyone ever seen Jay-Z and Beyonce’s younger kids” … before questioning their mental capacity.

Many online were outraged … and, Beyoncé’s mother Tina Knowles shared her what seemed to be a response to the post in a video on Instagram — writing in the caption, “…it’s hard to remain positive and classy in the face of ignorance and evil.”

Of course, Kanye’s social media account has been full of unhinged messages in the past few months … many of them antisemitic in nature.

San Diego Comic-Con is still a few months away … but, SoCal saw a whole lot of great costumes by cosplayers who hit up this year’s edition of WonderCon.

We’ve complied pics of the best looks from the weekend convention in Anaheim … with attendees dressed as characters film, television, video games and even theme parks!

A huge swath of fans proved they’re committed to the way of “The Mandalorian” … covering their faces in the iconic masks and hanging in one big group — comfortable among their warrior pals.

The event also brought out Walter White — surrounded by the ghosts from the Haunted Mansion ride. Not exactly his normal company … but, he did help a number of people reach the other side in “Breaking Bad,” we suppose.

And, everyone’s favorite archaeologist stopped to take a pic too … ’cause a bunch of people dressed as Indiana Jones — and a couple wearing Short Round outfits — posed together.

WonderCon features more than 900 exhibitors hocking comic books, toys, original art and other merchandise … and, each year it brings thousands to Anaheim to dress up, eat and shop.