Kanye West says Don Lemon is the source of false reports claiming he was booted from the Grammys Sunday night and is roasting Don as only Yeezy can … but Don says Ye needs to get his “s*** straight.”

The music and fashion mogul just blasted Don on social media, posting an old photo of Don with the caption, “This the goofball that started the rumor that me and my wife got kicked out the Grammies.”

Kanye adds … “3 decades of innovating music and they always K**** like this.”

There were reports Ye and Bianca Censori were escorted out of the Grammys by police after the couple showed up to the red carpet and made quite a stir … but as we told you, Kanye was an invited guest, and he wasn’t forcibly removed from the award show.

Don was at the Grammys and he tried to interview Kanye on the red carpet … but Ye didn’t have a whole lot to say when Don asked him about his upcoming album or the next generation of artists.

During the show, Don posted a video on social media responding to a fan who commented, “I heard they got kicked out!” Don said he heard Kanye wasn’t invited and “maybe was escorted out.”

For his part, Don tried to clear things up by the end of the night … posting another video where he said Kanye’s people told him Ye was invited and wasn’t kicked out.

U.S. Figure Skating is sharing a glimpse of the immense talent lost in last week’s tragic Washington, D.C. plane crash.

Less than a week after 28 athletes, coaches and loved ones perished in the aircraft collision above the Potomac River, the American skating world’s governing body has paid tribute to them all, publishing footage of some of the rising star skaters’ best routines.

Watch the video … set to a somber music score, U.S. Figure Skating shows several clips from the sport’s promising talent … including Cory Haynos, who notably landed a triple axel at the U.S. National Development Camp in Wichita, Kansas … hours before he boarded Flight 5342. He was only 16.

As you know, last Wednesday night, an Army Black Hawk helicopter with 3 soldiers onboard collided with an American Eagle regional jet carrying 64 people … and no one survived. At least 55 bodies have been recovered since — a large number of them with ties to the U.S. Figure Skating community.

One of the famed sets from “Stranger Things” is hitting the market … the home where the Byers family lived with Eleven.

The property was introduced in season four of the Netflix drama when the Byers family — played by Winona Ryder, Noah Schnapp and Charlie Heaton — moved from Indiana to California … but in reality, the home is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Our real estate sources tell us the place just went up for sale … with a $675,000 asking price.

Since the release of season four, the homeowners say they’ve been flooded with “Stranger Things” fans … most just snap photos outside, but some even knock on the door to chat about the property’s Hollywood lore.

The current owners bought the place in 2021 and converted it into a short-term rental … but now they’re ready to part ways. They listed it last year, but it didn’t sell — and now it’s back on the market.