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Jonathan Majors is obviously a tough guy ... but he must have superhero strength -- because he says he wasn't hurt too bad after falling through a glass window on set of his new movie.

Here's the deal ... crew working on the new untitled movie produced by The Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend reportedly started striking earlier this week after an accident on set where Majors and actor JC Kiljoyne fell through a stunt window about 6 feet. The protesters were allegedly beginning to complain about other happenings around set before this incident, we're told.

Kiljoyne's hands were pretty cut up following the fall and he needed 3 or 4 stitches, our sources say. Though his rep told Deadline he "did not feel unsafe on set and continues to have a positive experience working on the project."

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have risen up to do some coparenting again this holiday weekend ... walking around with their son Samuel on Good Friday in Los Angeles.

The former couple walked on either side of their 14-year-old son ... looking casual yet fashionable -- with Ben in a button-down and khakis while Garner rocked jeans and a long cardigan paired with a gray T-shirt.

Check out the photo ... Ben's cracking a big smile -- seemingly at something his son just said while Jenn eagerly waits for his reply.

Can you put your hand on the sneaky switches made to these two photos of Stephen Merchant?! There's only one way to find out ... It's GO TIME!

Earlier this week, the 51-year-old star was spotted filming on the set of "The Sham" -- also starring Cameron Diaz -- but some items (and buns) are out of sorts.

Throw on your kicks and put your skills to the test!

Charlie Day couldn't resist jumping on the Luigi Mangione bandwagon in a recent interview ... laughing out loud while ranking the accused murderer among his favorite Luigis.

The actor took a few questions alongside his 'Super Mario Galaxy Movie' costars Anya Taylor-Joy and Keegan-Michael Key in Tokyo for the comedy podcast "Tintoria" ... and he was asked specifically who his favorite Luigi is "in recent American history?"

The trio of celebs immediately break into grins ... because it's clear what the hosts are fishing for here, and Day, who play's Mario's brother, Luigi, doesn't disappoint.

He says he's top of the Luigi game, but Mangione comes in second.

Jean Harlow's estate is up for sale ... but a potential buyer will need to make quite the explosion on the real estate market to lock up the Blonde Bombshell's pad.

The 4-bedroom, 7-bathroom mansion -- which sits on 1.32 acres of prime real estate in Los Angeles -- hit the market on Tuesday and will certainly generate a ton of buzz.

The 7,367-square-foot home, built in 1932, features marble fireplaces and crown molding straight out of Jean's era, as well as a library, a Prohibition-era speakeasy and a separate 1,320-square-foot guesthouse on the property as well. But that's not all the place has to offer...

You've probably seen her on Disney back in the day, but lately she's been poppin' off on Netflix!

You may recognize her as a contestant in the romantic-comedy "The Wrong Paris" alongside Miranda Cosgrove. Need another clue? She was Addison Rae's bestie when they starred in "He's All That!"

Check out the gallery for the reveal! After you figure out the fine lady, see if you can find the hidden word!

Actress Taryn Manning was facing legal issues in court weeks before her epic fight with her on-again, off-again girlfriend, Holly Hartman, TMZ has learned. 

According to court docs obtained by TMZ, the "8 Mile" actress was sued by a company named PDS Adjustment for breach of contract in January 2026. 

Per an agreement between the parties, Taryn was allegedly supposed to pay the company 20% of any payment she received from her insurance company over water loss at her $1.3 million mansion in Palm Springs, California. 

Mary Beth Hurt -- known for her appearances in films like "Interiors" and "The World According to Garp" -- has died, TMZ has learned.

Mary's daughter Molly Schrader -- who Mary shared with her Oscar-nominated writer-director husband Paul Schrader -- tells TMZ ... Mary passed away yesterday morning from Alzheimer's in Jersey City.

The late actress was surrounded by family, including Paul.

On Facebook, Paul and Molly reportedly released a joint statement, writing, “She was an actress, a wife, a sister, a mother, an aunt, a friend, and she took on all those roles with grace and kind ferocity."

Martin Short hasn't been seen much since his daughter Katherine's tragic death by suicide ... but he stepped out Friday evening for dinner with a talented Hollywood director.

The longtime comic actor made an appearance in Santa Monica ... wearing a neat black blazer over a button-down shirt.

Photogs got him jumping into a car driven by "Lost" co-creator J.J. Abrams, who is a longtime friend of Short's.

Squiggled inside this FaceTuned female is a Hollywood hustler from Cleveland, Ohio. Given the clues, can you score the unknown star?!

She's most known for playing "Betty" alongside Cole Sprouse and KJ Apa. Her latest movie project, "Forbidden Fruits," dropped earlier this weekend.

Mickey Rourke is making sure to act professionally on set ... telling us his hotel room trashing days are behind him.

We caught up with the actor at LAX on Saturday ... and, he told us he's happy to be working again -- and, he's on his best behavior.

Rourke admits he wasn't acting correctly over the last couple decades -- he even says his psychiatrist once told him he didn't know how to take accountability for anything ... something he says he's trying to work on.

Kim Novak doesn't want Sydney Sweeney to play her in a movie ... and her famous breasts seem to be the reason why!

The actress revealed her true feelings on Sweeney portraying her in the upcoming drama "Scandalous" -- which focuses on Novak's romance with Sammy Davis, Jr. -- and, she told the Times of London the A-lister is "totally wrong to play her."

Novak says Sweeney "sticks out so much above the waist" -- which seems a lot like she's saying Sydney's God-given bust is simply too big to accurately play her.

We're a week out from the release of Zendaya and Robert Pattinson's new movie "The Drama" ... and things have gotten more, well, dramatic.

Director Kristoffer Borgli is coming under fire after Reddit users started circulating scans of an essay he wrote for a 2012 issue of the Norwegian magazine D2. In the article, he apparently admits he had recently been in a relationship with a teen girl ... and he was 27 at the time of writing.

On Thursday, The Hollywood Reporter published a version of the essay translated from Norwegian to English. In the translation, Borgli writes he'd begun seeing a girl "ten years younger" than him, saying ... "I had to find something that could recalibrate my moral compass."

American actress and model Ashley Scott was in her late 20s when she played Amanda -- the adventurous girlfriend who makes risky decisions -- in the adventure/action film "Into The Blue" back in 2005.

Scott shared the big screen with acting icons like Paul Walker and Jessica Alba.

Mickey Rourke is finally back to work ... returning to the big screen after his recent eviction and financial struggles -- and he looks locked in and ready to roll.

Check out the pic ... Rourke is getting full hair and makeup done, eyes closed and focused, as he gears up for his acting return.

Rourke's rep Kimberly Hines tells TMZ ... the actor is currently in Utah shooting “Sol Hershowitz’s Guide to Extraterrestrial Life,” where he's taking on a major role in the project. We're told he's one of the film's leads ... playing a paranoid, ex-military conspiracist who claims to have stolen alien technology from the government.

Fans have been waiting a long time for Elle Woods' return to the big screen ... and Reese Witherspoon says they shouldn't give up hope.

In a new interview with Bustle, the actress was asked if "Legally Blonde 3" could still happen in the future ... to which she replied, "Absolutely. It’s a whole world that we want to build with this character."

She thinks a third installment would create a similar cultural impact as "Barbie," saying ... "There's a feeling that women want to rally around these characters that were part of their childhood and celebrate the idea that Elle Woods is more than the color pink. She's part of your identity of self-worth and accomplishment."