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Celebrity families are ditching the carpets for some festive flannel that'll melt your heart. The matching-pajama game is stronger and better than ever, and we've got the lowdown just for you 😉!

Leave it to LeBron James to lay up a dope pajama squad, Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth snapped a silly selfie in their onesies, and Val Chmerkovskiy and Jenna Johnson turned up the heat in their matching set!

3 PM PT -- The video has been taken down from the DOJ link ... the URL now leads to a defunct page.

Video from U.S. Dept. of Justice appears to show Jeffrey Epstein attempting to commit suicide in his jail cell ... and the footage is graphic.

There's a date on the video -- August 10, 2019 -- from the day he was found dead in his cell in Manhattan as he awaited trial on federal sex trafficking charges. The video also says "J Epstein" in the bottom corner.

The DOJ began releasing the Epstein Files last Friday, and this video looks like it's been added to the document dump.

Travel influencer Anunay Sood died from a fatal mix and alcohol ... TMZ has learned.

The social media star's official cause of death is "combined fentanyl and ethanol toxicity" ... according to authorities in Clark County, Nevada, where he died.

We're told the manner of death is accidental.

A viral video has left fans of 'Ned's Declassified' stunned, and now Devon Werkheiser is opening up about how painful it is to see his former costar Tylor Chase living on the streets.

Devon, who played Ned Bigby on the hit Nickelodeon series, tells TMZ, "Tylor was a sensitive, sweet, and kind kid. It is heartbreaking to see him this way." He says he would love nothing more than to help Chase, but acknowledges the situation is complicated.

"I haven’t seen Tylor in almost 20 years since the show ended," Devon tells us, adding Chase's addiction and mental health struggles make situations like this especially difficult. "Anyone who has dealt with severe addiction and deep mental health issues knows it’s an unbelievably challenging situation if they don't want help."

"Stranger Things" is coming to an end, and creator Matt Duffer is feeling the heat ... saying he's absolutely feeling some extra pressure to deliver a finale fans can embrace.

We got the "Stranger Things" writer and director at LAX, and our photog asked him how he's feeling leading up to next week's big finale.

Matt, who created the series with his brother Ross, says endings are important on beloved shows like his Netflix hit ... and he feels good about the final product, which will be in theaters on New Year's Eve.

Jeff Beacher, the famous showman and theatre impresario, had his Hollywood Hills home ransacked in a shocking burglary, and the thieves made off with thousands of dollars' worth of valuables ... TMZ has learned.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... a cleaning lady called 911 Monday afternoon after she arrived at the home and noticed signs of a break-in. We're told the suspects were already gone by the time officers arrived.

Jeff tells TMZ ... the thieves took cash, jewelry, designer clothes, watches, comic books, baseball cards, and a coin collection. He says every closet was left wide open, and the home was completely trashed.

Congrats to Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias -- the longtime couple has officially welcomed baby No. 4!

The duo shared the happy news in a joint IG post Monday, simply captioning it with the baby’s arrival date -- "My Sunshine 12.17.2025" -- keeping the name and gender under wraps for now.

"Big Brother" star Mickey Lee is facing a terrifying health scare -- she's suffered multiple cardiac arrests after complications from the flu -- landing her in critical but stable condition.

Her family shared the heartbreaking update on her IG Monday, saying Mickey’s road to recovery will be long and tough -- and they’ve launched a GoFundMe to help cover her growing medical bills.

The GFM is meant to cover everything insurance won’t -- including ICU and specialist care, rehab and recovery support, plus family travel, lodging, and other related costs.

Tylor Chase -- best known for his role as Martin Qwerly from Nickelodeon's "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" -- is living on the streets in California and refusing any and all treatment options ... according to police.

Ryan Railsback -- Public Information Officer for Riverside Police Department -- tells TMZ ... officers are very familiar with Chase and interact with him at least once a week.

RPD has a specialized outreach division that regularly engages with unhoused individuals, offering mental health services, drug and alcohol treatment, and temporary shelter.

Fun fact -- actually, really, really sad fact -- if you weren't on the TMZ Brunch Bus Sunday, you missed Teala Dunn! But don't worry ... we got it all on camera.

The YouTuber and influencer was absolutely glowing ... not only because she’s gorgeous, but because she was also celebrating her birthday. And this birthday was full of surprises.

The first was when Teala’s mom showed up with flowers and balloons, instantly turning the tour into a birthday celebration. As it turned out, a group of passengers on the bus were also celebrating a birthday, so the entire ride became one big birthday-themed party. By the end, it felt less like a tour and more like a family!

DK Metcalf has been hit with a hefty punishment for his role in an altercation with a Detroit Lions supporter on Sunday ... with the NFL suspending the Pittsburgh Steelers receiver two games.

The penalty was announced on Monday -- the league said the ban was for "conduct detrimental to the NFL for initiating a physical confrontation with a fan."

Shaun Weiss is ready to pay it forward ... after rebounding from drug addiction and homelessness, the "Mighty Ducks" star wants to help fellow former child actor Tylor Chase with a similar battle.

Fans will remember Tylor as Martin Qwerly from Nickelodeon's "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" in the early 2000s ... but a viral video has shown him now living on the streets in California.

Comedian Russell Peters is the one who showed Shaun the video of 36-year-old Tylor, seen with disheveled hair, wearing a Las Vegas Raiders polo and oversized ripped jeans he holds up with his hands.

Need a little inspo to pull up to "TMZ After Dark?" Look no further -- Natasha Graziano hopped on the party bus this weekend, hosting the whole vibe and living it all the way up!

Natasha brought all the festive vibes during a Saturday-night bar crawl -- kicking things off at E.P. & L.P.’s Holly Jolly Christmas Bar, rolling through Rainbow Bar & Grill, and wrapping it up at Roosterfish West Hollywood ... where the singing and dancing went down hard enough to make Santa proud.

Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman -- formerly the president of the American Psychiatric Association -- stopped by "TMZ Live," sharing some disturbing insight into the multiple rehab facilities ... which ultimately failed Rob and Michele Reiner's son Nick.

Before his parents' tragic murders, Nick was in and out of rehab at least 18 times. While Nick struggled with substance abuse, Dr. Lieberman suggested the care he received was palliative at best ... and after-care at rehabilitation programs is generally inadequate, resulting in a revolving-door repetition of treatment and release.

Lieberman said, "[Rehab centers] don't necessarily provide mental healthcare for a primary diagnosis such as schizophrenia, which may have been the reason that impelled Nick to use illegal medications, which he became addicted to."

Kyle Chrisley, the son of "Chrisley Knows Best" stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, punched three cops and threatened to kill the officers ... at least according to the police who arrested him in Tennessee.

TMZ obtained the affidavit from Kyle's Saturday arrest in Rutherford County, and cops say they got a call from Josh's wife, who told dispatchers he was making suicidal and homicidal threats.

Police say when they arrived, Kyle walked away from them and refused their commands ... and they say he eventually turned around and got aggressive and combative with them.

6:19 PM PT -- Call of Duty said in a statement on X ... "Millions of us have been forever inspired by Vince Zampella’s work.  His legacy is enduring. Across all our Call of Duty teams and all across Activision, we offer our deepest condolences to Vince’s family, friends and fans on his tragic passing."

12:58 PM PT -- A rep for Electronic Arts tells TMZ ... "This is an unimaginable loss, and our hearts are with Vince’s family, his loved ones, and all those touched by his work. Vince’s influence on the video game industry was profound and far-reaching. A friend, colleague, leader and visionary creator, his work helped shape modern interactive entertainment and inspired millions of players and developers around the world. His legacy will continue to shape how games are made and how players connect for generations to come."

"Call of Duty" video game creator Vincent Zampella reportedly died in a car wreck on a mountainous stretch of highway near Los Angeles this weekend.

The California Highway Patrol says the single-car crash was reported around 12:45 PM Sunday afternoon near mile marker 62 on the Angeles Crest Highway in Altadena.

Two people were involved in the crash, according to the CHP, with one of the victims pronounced dead at the scene. NBC Los Angeles was the first to report that person was Vincent.

The video game developer was reportedly driving the car and was heading south when the car veered off the road and struck a concrete barrier ... igniting a fire.

Vincent was reportedly stuck inside the driver's seat as the car burned ... the passenger was ejected and later died at a hospital. No word on the passenger's identity.