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Celeste Rivas’ parents have spoken out after D4VD claimed in court that he is broke and unable to afford his high-profile legal team, TMZ has learned.
Family attorney Patrick Steinfeld told TMZ, “The Rivas Hernandez family was shocked…
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Venus and Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka, Andy Roddick and Taylor Fritz were among the tennis stars spotted throughout the concrete jungle last week.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum also shared how sex is different now that he is older.
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Chris Brown says he cannot take time off from his tour with Usher to address ongoing legal matters involving his former housekeeper, TMZ has learned.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Chris said he can’t be forced to appear for…
Hulu has canceled Alex Cooper’s reality dating show “Love Overboard” after one season.
Disney has pulled the plug on the series, which premiered on Hulu in March, TMZ has confirmed.
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A woman says the story of fake 49ers player Daejon Love fell apart after a simple roster check, despite his cars, cash and confident claims.
Cara joined TMZ Live Monday and said she looked Love up early on, but the information she found quickly raised questions about his alleged connection to the San Francisco 49ers.
The actress had filmed several scenes as Mary Jane Watson alongside Andrew Garfield, who played Peter Parker.
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If you’ve always wanted a red light therapy mask but couldn’t justify the hefty price tag, this week’s Labor Day sales may be the perfect opportunity to buy one at a better price.
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Emma Navarro celebrated a hard-fought U.S. Open victory on Monday after defeating Lois Boisson in a three-set first-round battle.
While Navarro marked the win, Boisson was experiencing a very different moment just behind her.
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For a generation of Pokémon fans, Mewtwo remains the definitive legendary Pokémon. Now, trainers have a limited window to add a special armored variant to their Pokémon Go collection. Developer Scopely has announced that Armored Mewtwo will headline five-star raids on September 5 and 6, marking its first major return since early 2020.
Armored Mewtwo will appear in five-star raids from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. local time on both September 5 and 6. The event coincides with the conclusion of Pokémon Go Fest, giving players a concentrated two-day window to challenge and catch this Psychic-type variant.
This raid rotation is particularly significant because Armored Mewtwo has been absent from the game since shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic reached the United States. Given the rarity of its appearances, trainers who miss this window may face a long wait for the next opportunity.
Armored Mewtwo originates from the 2019 film Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back — Evolution, a CGI remake of the 1998 classic Pokémon: The First Movie. In both films, Mewtwo plays a central narrative role. The armored design—distinct from Mewtwo’s standard appearance—reflects the storyline in which the character is controlled by humans before breaking free.
The character’s cultural footprint has expanded recently with appearances in Lego’s Smart Play Pokémon sets and branded SanDisk storage drives, underscoring its enduring popularity.
Niantic has confirmed that the shiny version of Armored Mewtwo will not be available during this raid event. While this disappoints collectors hunting rare color variants, a standard Armored Mewtwo remains a powerful and prestigious addition to any roster.
Trainers should prepare high-level Bug-, Ghost-, and Dark-type counters—such as Mega Gengar, Chandelure, or Hydreigon—to maximize their chances of success in these five-star battles.