A disturbing scream was heard during a camgirl live stream ... and it was one of the chilling moments that helped expose an alleged criminal operation.
Our new documentary, "TMZ Studios Presents: Inside the Camgirl Criminal Empire," digs into Nikita Tyukalo, the alleged mastermind behind a lucrative network of OnlyFans creators and camgirls who prosecutors claim were controlled through coercion, abuse, and exploitation.
The doc traces Nikita's rise and reveals how he allegedly manipulated women into making him a fortune ... forcing them to stream for hours on end for little to no pay.
Ol' Dirty Bastard won't be there to celebrate Wu-Tang Clan's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this weekend ... but his family is making sure the late rapper gets his moment in the spotlight.
TMZ caught up with ODB's widow, Icelene Jones, and two of his daughters as they arrived in Los Angeles ahead of Saturday's ceremony ... and Icelene revealed their son, Young Dirty Bastard, will perform in his father's place alongside the legendary hip-hop group.
Icelene told us she's honored to represent her late husband ... who she says would've been proud of the recognition, especially considering he was a true rock star himself.
The University of Mississippi has finally released a statement days after a video of several of its students making monkey noises outside a few Black students' apartment went viral.
In a long social media post, Ole Miss' Chancellor Glenn F. Boyce states that the campus experienced actions that sit in strict opposition to the university's values of dignity and respect.
Message from Chancellor Glenn F. Boyce:
Dear university community,
Over the last several days, our campus has experienced actions that are diametrically opposed to our values of dignity and respect that we champion, teach and hold ourselves accountable to as an institution of higher learning.
All of us work hard to ensure that our students are welcome, safe and valued at our university. This week, members of our team have met and continue to engage with student leaders to listen to their concerns and to understand the impact of these actions across our campus. Our focus has been and will continue to be on supporting our impacted students and ensuring their safety and well-being.
Upon learning about the incident on the evening of Friday, Nov. 6, our staff responded quickly, providing care and resources. We met with the students and their families to discuss our processes, and I can confirm that the university investigation is moving forward. We believe in holding students accountable through established processes. Please understand that federal privacy laws limit what we can share about individual students and any disciplinary outcomes.
I also want to address the incident of an unaffiliated individual on our campus yesterday, who came here with the sole purpose to disrupt our university community with racist and detestable behavior. As a public institution, we are committed to supporting First Amendment rights. At the same time, we vehemently denounce this person’s behavior, which does not align with our campus values. This individual’s actions were an obvious attempt to antagonize and offend our students, and in the face of bigotry, I am proud of the way our students demonstrated integrity and resolve.
The University of Mississippi is an enduring community of welcoming and compassionate faculty, staff and students whose contributions and commitment to our mission and to one another reflect the very best of who we are. Unequivocally, we denounce and condemn actions, whether from inside or outside of our campus, that disparage people because of an aspect of their identity.
Students from all backgrounds call our university home, finding opportunities to learn, grow into leaders and build lives of purpose. Every member of our university community deserves to feel safe, to be treated with dignity and respect and to pursue their education without fear of intimidation or harassment. We will continue to uphold these principles and support one another. The University of Mississippi will remain a place where all who come here to learn, teach and serve can move forward with confidence and purpose.
Sincerely,
Chancellor Glenn F. Boyce
@OleMiss
Chancellor Boyce claims university employees work hard to make students feel welcome, safe, and valued ... and notes members of the staff "have met and continue to engage with student leaders to listen to their concerns and to understand the impact of these actions across campus.
He tells us … "I realized I don’t need to sell it. This is where I feel grounded and at peace, and I want to spend a lot more time here."
As we previously reported, the "Dancing with the Stars" pro had listed the vacation home back in August, amid his contentious custody battle with ex Elena Samodanova.
Orville Peck brought former NFL player Carl Nassib out with him for duet of "Something to Talk About" ... and let's just say they really gave us something to talk about!
The two sang Bonnie Raitt's hit at Philly's Metropolitan Opera House Wednesday ... wearing matching black tanks tucked into black jeans.
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Their eyebrow-raising duet comes after Orville admitted he made out with a Las Vegas Raiders player in his recent song "Ring the Bell."
Bunnie XO's poster is no longer "In Da Club" at Jelly Roll's Nashville bar ... and she's using 50 Cent's voice to joke about not receiving the darn thing.
The podcast host and estranged wife of JR shared a clip where she's still lamenting not getting the massive pin-up of herself after it was removed from Jelly Roll's Goodnight Nashville.
In the clip, she lip-syncs to audio of 50 Cent telling Floyd Mayweather to hate on Nelly instead of him ... before she bursts out laughing. Clearly, she's sending the message that she did nothing wrong -- and doesn't understand why her image was apparently taken to the trash heap.
Some of TV's leading ladies are pocketing some serious cash for their series spots ... to the tune of 7-figure salaries.
According to Variety, Reese Witherspoonand JenniferAnistonare among some of Hollywood's highest paid TV actors, bringing in a whopping $2 million per episode of "The Morning Show."
Zendaya's also raking in some big bucks... she was making $1 million for each episode of "Euphoria."
Kim Zolciak's son KJ Biermann's sexual battery case is turning into a family affair ... with three of his younger siblings now entering the legal battle.
According to a Page Six report, the Georgia Court of Appeals granted the children's request Thursday to challenge a lower court ruling connected to their 15-year-old brother's ongoing criminal case.
The siblings, represented by attorney Darice Marie Good, initially filed their request October 23 ... and their lawyer filed a notice of appeal Thursday after getting the green light.
Latto's been bringing the heat on and off the stage -- the rapper is currently hitting the road with Doja Cat on her "Tour Ma Vie World Tour," but we're turning our attention to Latto's latest latex and leather lewks!
Can you say, "Burgundy bombshell?! From the front, it's giving dominatrix-chic realness, and as for the backside ... well, the hot shot speaks for itself 🥵
And the 27-year-old also delivered this laced-up leather look ... A head-to-toe cowgirl, a cinched waist, and chaps that show off those killer curves ... yeehaw!
Trust us when we say it ... These fashion fits are anything but PG -- Check out the gallery!
Season 1 of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County" drops today, and one of the ladies is now showin' off her baby bump with her new castmates ... Can you guess who she is?
A candidate running for a board of supervisors seat in California has all but clinched victory ... the only issue? He died back in August.
Calaveras County supervisor candidate Bruce Giudici had a 497-vote lead against his very much alive opponent, Clyde Clapp, with hundreds of votes or so remaining to be counted ... the New York Times reported.
Bruce suffered an abrupt illness as he was knocking on doors over the summer ... before dying the next day on Aug. 31.
Jensen Huang just can't seem to catch a break this week ... as a rumored third affair has come to light.
In addition to a previously reported alleged tryst with Nvidia’s vice president of health care, Kimberly Powell, the former CEO had an additional affair with another unnamed employee ... sources told Reuters.
We reported earlier ... Jensen resigned as CEO amid the news of multiple alleged affairs ... including one with Alice Huang, who is suspected to be a Chinese spy.
Roger Waters is putting another brick in the wall between himself and his wife, Kamilah Chavis ... because he's officially filed for divorce.
The Pink Floyd singer-songwriter filed for divorce in New York on Tuesday -- and PEOPLE reports it is a "contested" divorce filing ... which basically means there are several issues that still need to be resolved between the pair.
Roger announced the pair were married back in October 2021 ... with the star saying at the time, "Finally a keeper.”
Anthony Clark, the comedian and actor best known for starring on "Yes, Dear," reportedly died from complications related to pneumonia.
The 62-year-old actor died Tuesday, with Deadline now reporting pneumonia complications were behind his death.
As TMZ previously reported ... Clark's former "Yes, Dear" costar Mike O'Malley announced his death Wednesday on X, remembering him as a "hilarious guy" and a standout comedian in Boston's comedy scene.
