Dr. Miami is getting ripped online by a former employee who says she wasn't paid fairly when she worked for him ... and he tells us he's sorry she feels that way.
Santina Rizzi has a couple viral TikTok posts where she complains about being undervalued by Dr. Miami ... saying she was denied a raise after boosting his social media engagement and follower count.
It's not just finances ... Santina also claims Dr. Miami told her she needed liposuction on her arms, provided the surgery, then sent her on a work trip where she complained about pain. Santina says she had to get her arms drained on the trip by another doctor.
According to Mark, every time he turned around, despite Druski counting "9, 10 ..." as if he was doing reps, the influencer was actually "just sitting there looking at his phone."
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If you've been slacking on all those New Year's resolutions you had about hitting the gym, it might be time to call in some reinforcements.
Staying consistent with your fitness is a whole lot easier when something is literally keeping tabs on you. Enter a fitness tracker.
Whether you go with a classic Fitbit or splurge on the latest Apple Watch, these devices do everything from counting steps to tracking heart rate and even customizing workouts.
Walking, running, or just trying to close your rings before midnight, these devices make your health goals feel way more doable.
LeAnn Rimes' orgasmic reaction to having her jaw released is totally normal ... so says the dude whose fingers were deep in her mouth.
Garry Lineham -- the internet personality and founder of Human Garage -- talked to us about the treatment Rimes shared to social media Monday ... which left her sobbing after Lineham knocked out the tension in her jaw.
Lineham tells us Rimes' reaction -- while the subject of more than a few wisecracks online -- is super normal ... the release of trauma sometimes makes people act exactly like her, bawling their eyes out in relief.
President Donald Trump announced Monday his White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer.
According to the president, her prognosis is "excellent," and she'll continue to work full-time at the WH during treatment.
POTUS posted ... "Her Strength and her Commitment to continue doing the job she loves, and does so well, while undergoing treatment, tells you everything you need to know about her. Susie, as one of my closest and most important advisors, is tough and deeply committed to serving the American People."
TMZ Sportshas obtained the 911 call made after wrestling referee Dallas Edwardssuffered a medical emergency in the ring during an Ohio Valley Wrestling match last Thursday ... and you can hear the panic in the voice of the caller as he desperately attempts to get help.
During the call, which occurred approximately 2-3 minutes after Edwards hit his head on the mat, the caller tells the operator the man needs help "right now."
I just watched the referee having a seizure in OVW, and its fucking horrible. These idiots just wrestle around him, and then as he's stiff and shaking, one of the clowns just drags him out the way. One of the worst things I've seen in wrestling, and that is saying something pic.twitter.com/PvJ7Oy7Hlm@swerve383658
As the call progressed, Edwards began to move, which was an encouraging sign ... but there was still great concern over his well-being. While people at the venue waited for help to arrive, multiple people jumped in to assist Edwards.
Scary scene inside the wrestling ring Thursday night in Kentucky ... when a referee suffered a medical emergency after taking a brutal hit during the match, which his girlfriend says resulted in a brain injury.
It all went down during a "four corners of chaos" match, when wrestler Brendan Balling made his way up to the top rope, ready to hit opp Tony Evans with a move. Evans, however, grabbed the ref and pushed him into Balling's path instead, sending him crashing to the mat.
A referee had a legitimate seizure at OVW and he was just dragged and kicked out of the way so the match could continue until someone ran into the ring to check on him.
The ref -- identified as Dallas Edwards -- hit his head hard. Balling checked on him, but instead of the match stopping, the guys continued. Edwards remained down, and at one point, started convulsing, in a super scary scene.
A Canadian woman woke up on Sunday with a headache ... only to discover a surgical screw was poking out of her head.
Here's what happened ... 14 months ago, Stephanie Faure had brain surgery to remove some tumors, so docs put in a metal plate and a couple screws to keep her skull intact.
She told CBC News a screw "presumably just came loose over time and was making its way out. It kind of just felt like being scraped from the inside."
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Naturally, Stephanie went to the ER at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ... and sat in the waiting room for five and a half hours! To make things worse -- when she finally got seen -- the doctor completely blew her off and told her it was "a cyst that looked like a screw."
Being so ignored was frustrating, Stephanie said ... "You could pretty visibly see what it was. And he was just telling me it wasn't what I was seeing."
She wanted the doc to let her get a second opinion from someone -- anyone -- else ... but was told to get lost instead.
So, removing the screw became a DIY project ... her boyfriend used tweezers and some tools to get it out at home.
Stephanie's planning to file a complaint, hoping it helps the doctor "realize that's not how you treat people."
Dr. Drew says sober coaches aren't the solution ... he says Britney's best bet would be to address her addictions with treatment, and that in turn would help with her bipolar diagnosis.
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Smile, it's National Dentist Day! We all know you've been lying to your doc about flossing daily so use this holiday as a sign to officially level up your dental routine.
We've rounded up electric toothbrushes, water flossers and other plaque-busting gadgets that will get your smile ready for its closeup. Your future self (and your dentist) will thank you.
Renee Grazianogave us an update on her son, AJ, after he was hospitalized for heart attack-like symptoms in late February ... and she shared her thoughts on Drita D’Avanzojoining the "Mob Wives" reboot!
Check out our chat ... we ran into the reality star in New York City Wednesday, and she had a glowing review of AJ's current status ... and urges people in their 30s to start keeping an eye on heart health!
We also asked her about Drita being on "House of Villains" Season 3 ... and although she hasn't watched her on the reality TV competition show, she's down for her to come back for "Mob Wives"!
"1000-lb Sisters" star Amy Slaton had a surgery that had nothing to do with her weight ... instead, it was all about her vision.
TMZ obtained an exclusive clip from an upcoming "1000-lb Sisters" episode showing the moment Amy goes under the knife to correct her lazy eye.
In 2015 Amy posted a YouTube video explaining that she had ocular toxoplasmosis ... an infection in the eye caused by a parasite. It is a very rare eye condition she's had since birth that caused her to become legally blind.
Amanda Bynes is already turning heads with her weight loss -- but don’t get it twisted, she’s not done yet!
Sources close to Amanda tell TMZ she’s dropped from 180 pounds down to 151 ... and she’s aiming to lose another 30 to hit what she calls her dream body.
We’re told the weight’s come off strictly due to Ozempic -- no hardcore gym grind -- and because of the GLP-1 drug, she’s eating way less than before.
Renee Graziano's son was hospitalized Wednesday after experiencing symptoms similar to those of a heart attack, TMZ has learned.
The "Mob Wives" star shared an update with us Thursday ... saying her son, AJ, underwent testing at a hospital after he felt numbness in his left arm and chest pains while at work. She tells us AJ is home now and "doing well" ... adding he did not have a heart attack.
AJ will be following up with his doctor to determine what caused the symptoms, we're told.
