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"Scary Movie" director David Zucker is weighing in on Marlon Wayans' claim that Harvey and Bob Weinstein stole the franchise ... telling TMZ this kind of thing happens in Hollywood all the time, and in his view it's just part of the business.

We caught up with David in L.A. Thursday, and while he says he doesn’t know every detail of the situation, he defended a studio's right to make creative decisions ... pointing to his own experience with his "Naked Gun" franchise.

ICYMI, Marlon accused the Weinstein brothers of swiping the original "Scary Movie" concept -- which started as a Wayans family idea back in 2000 -- with the studio Miramax claiming it and running with the idea, continuing to make sequels without their involvement.

James G. Robinson -- the longtime film producer movie buffs might remember for his public feud with Lindsay Lohan -- has died, TMZ has learned.

We're told Robinson passed away "peacefully" on February 15.

Robinson broke into the movie business in the mid-1980s after proudly serving in the United States Army and having great success in the automobile industry. He produced numerous films -- many of them comedies -- over the next four decades through his company Morgan Creek Entertainment, which he cofounded with Joe Roth.

British actress Maryam d'Abo was in her mid-20s when she was cast to play Kara -- who ends up in the arms of Timothy Dalton as James Bond -- in the 1987 action movie, "The Living Daylights."

Guess what she looks like now in her 60s!

Hindsight is 20/20 for Terrence Howard -- 'cause he's looking back at the time he lost out on a massive Marvel payday ... because he threatened to knock the teeth out of a big-time producer.

Howard dished all on the “PBD Podcast," saying the drama started during the promo run for the film "The Brave One," when he confronted producer Joel Silver over why his name wasn’t billed above the title alongside Jodie Foster. Joel told him it was because TH had a supporting role ... an explanation Terrence says he understood, but he still reacted aggressively.

According to Howard, his temper flared, and he warned Silver that if he ever spoke to him like that again, he’d knock his teeth out. Yikes.

Zendaya is seemingly having the time of her life amid a claim by her stylist she and Tom Holland secretly got hitched.

Check out this photo of the actress with a huge smile on her face as she poses for a pic with a fan. The image surfaced on Reddit hours ago, but it was supposedly snapped a few days earlier in the California's San Francisco Bay Area. 

There's no other information given ... but if the timing is correct, the pic was shot around Sunday when Zendaya's longtime stylist, Law Roach, spilled to "Access Hollywood" at the Actors Awards that we all missed the wedding. Roach was referring to Zendaya tying the knot with fiancé Holland.

American actor Matthew J. Evans was just a kid when he played Garrett -- the nerdy middle school student -- in the comedy/drama film "Bad Teacher" back in 2011.

Matthew shared the screen with Hollywood icons like Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel and Justin Timberlake.

Christina Applegate gave an unflattering account of disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein in her new memoir "You With the Sad Eyes" ... and he had nothing but praise for her in return.

Here's the deal ... the actress and Multiple Sclerosis (MS) advocate wrote about a brief interaction with Harvey at a Hollywood party in her new book ... saying she called him out when she allegedly overheard him making distasteful remarks about another woman. She writes that Harvey was "definitely afraid" of her after that ... because she's a woman who doesn't mess around.

And, Harvey didn't deny a single thing about her account ... and is instead applauding her strength and honesty. Through a spokesperson, Harvey tells TMZ she's a "gifted actress and a powerful voice in Hollywood," adding ... "It’s good to see her sharing her story and her perspective in her own words." “I do not remember running into Christina Applegate or having that conversation.”

Megan Fox has made a triumphant return to Instagram ... and, of course, it was to drop some sexy AF snaps!

MF posted a few thirst traps today ... sporting a studded collar, skin-tight camisole, thigh-high gartered stockings, stiletto platform heels -- featuring marijuana leaves -- and a G-string -- all black.

Megan captioned the sultry snaps ... "Everything is more beautiful because we are doomed."

Timothée Chalamet brought the ladies in his life to a "Marty Supreme" event Monday night ... with both his GF Kylie Jenner and his mom Nicole making an appearance.

The actor attended a special screening of his Oscar-nominated film at DGA Theater in L.A. ... and did a live interview afterward onstage for LeBron James and Steve Nash's podcast "Mind The Game."

TMZ obtained video of Chalamet and Jenner hanging out backstage ... chatting with several people -- including fellow Academy Award nominee William H. Macy.

Teyana Taylor may be the headline act -- but her daughter Rue Shumpert just proved she’s ready for top billing too ... crashing our interview in the cutest way possible!

We caught up with Teyana and her 5-year-old at LAX Tuesday, and it started off all business -- chatting to T about how special it was to share her career milestones with her kiddos -- until little Rue jumped in to take over the mic herself.

It’s ridiculously adorable ... Rue, who recently hit the carpet with her mom at the Actor Awards, told us her favorite part was helping Teyana fix her dress.

Tyrese Gibson is honoring his pal’s legacy in the fast lane ... announcing nearly $1 million has been raised in honor of his late "Fast & Furious" costar Paul Walker's charity.

Tyrese hit the stage with Paul's brother Cody at FuelFest in West Palm Beach, FL, over the weekend ... telling the 20,000-plus crowd that Paul’s nonprofit, Reach Out WorldWide, had officially surpassed the $1M milestone.

TMZ has learned that Tyrese got a little bit ahead of it ... but they have nearly reached $1 million! The org is confident they’ll cross the full mark by year’s end ... after seven years of steady fundraising.

Bruce Campbell has revealed he has cancer, but says it's a type that's treatable, though not curable.

"The Evil Dead" actor shared the news Monday in a message to fans, writing, "Hi folks, these days, when someone is having a health issue, it's referred to as an 'opportunity,' so let's go with that -- I'm having one of those." He continued, "It's also called a type of cancer that's 'treatable' not 'curable.' I apologize if that's a shock -- it was to me too."

Campbell said he wouldn't go into further detail about his diagnosis, but explained his work schedule will be changing. "Appearances and cons and work in general need to take back seat to treatment," he wrote, adding he plans to focus on getting "as well as I possibly can over the summer."

Fans jumped to some wild unfounded conclusions about Jim Carrey's appearance at the César Awards in Paris last week ... but his reps are calling BS.

The actor's longtime publicist, Marleah Leslie, tells TMZ ... “Jim Carrey attended the César Awards, where he accepted his Honorary César Award.”

As you know ... speculation was circulating that perhaps the person at the show was actually a stunt double or a clone due to a perceived change in his Jim's appearance and demeanor.

Bo Gritz, a Vietnam War hero who inspired Sylvester Stallone's character John Rambo in "First Blood," is dead.

Bo died Friday at his home in Sandy Valley, Nevada ... according to his wife. His official cause of death is unclear, but Bo's wife documented his health issues online, saying he had been battling cancer.

A highly decorated war veteran who earned the rank of lieutenant colonel, Bo ran for president in 1992 ... and he was famously involved in the 1992 Ruby Ridge standoff, when he reportedly managed to convince anti-government extremist Randy Weaver into surrendering to federal agents in Idaho following an 11-day siege that killed Weaver's wife and child.

"Sinners" star Omar Miller was riding high after the Actor Awards -- especially over Michael B. Jordan’s Best Actor win -- gushing to TMZ that you can’t keep a good man down.

We caught up with Omar -- who played Cornbread in the movie -- after Sunday’s ceremony ... and he made it clear how proud of Michael he is with the huge win. Even with that BAFTA slur drama hanging in the air from last week, he says the moment echoed the trauma and themes baked into the film itself.

Check the full clip -- Omar gives props to Michael for how he handled it all, standing tall next to Delroy Lindo and dealing with it like a true champion.

The 2026 awards season is speeding up as it makes its way to Oscars weekend, less than two weeks from today ... and it was a busy few days in Hollywood as awards were given out at the 37th Annual Producers Guild Awards, the 32nd Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA ... as well as The Brit Awards across the pond in London.

Plenty of big names showed up for the Actor Awards, including Michael B. Jordan (who walked away with two Actors for his role in "Sinners"), Timothée Chalamet, Emma Stone, Connor Storrie, Paul Mescal, and many more!