EXCLUSIVE: Clive Davis' Desperate Bid to Save Whitney Houston From Poverty Before Her Tragic Overdose Revealed
Plus, experts sound the alarm on Luigi Mangione while a new doc claims Marilyn Monroe's crime scene was staged: RADAR'S KEEPING TABS
Signals are coming in hot — but don’t stress, we’re Keeping Tabs. Here’s the latest buzz and gossip that’s shaking up the conversation today…
EXCLUSIVE: How Clive Tried to Save Whitney Before Her Overdose
Clive Davis never stopped trying to save Whitney Houston.
The legendary music mogul, who died at 94 on June 22, reportedly stepped in to help Houston financially as addiction and money troubles took a devastating toll in the years before her tragic overdose.
“Yes, Clive was paying the majority of Whitney’s bills before she died. He was even paying for her room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel,” an insider said.
Sources also claimed Houston’s finances had become so dire she once called someone asking for $100.
In the end, Davis could help pay the bills – but he couldn’t save the superstar from herself.
EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Prisoner Questions Luigi's Sudden Defense Strategy Shift
Luigi Mangione may have dropped one defense, but his troubles are far from over.
Days after his legal team withdrew an attempt to argue he was emotionally disturbed at the time of his arrest, a former prisoner warned that jail won’t magically fix deeper issues.
Garry Lineham said confinement can offer “stillness,” but cautioned that “silence doesn’t automatically create healing.”
“Without self-awareness, one obsession can simply be replaced by another,” he warned, suggesting anger, resentment or even the legal battle itself could become a new fixation. Lineham believes Mangione’s chronic pain may have contributed to his struggles – but says real change takes work.
The prison walls may be locked, but the battle in his head could be just getting started.
Bombshell Doc Claims Marilyn's Death Was 'Far More Sinister'
Marilyn Monroe’s death mystery is back in the spotlight.
A new TMZ special claims the Hollywood icon’s crime scene may have been “staged,” citing allegedly suspicious details like neatly arranged pill bottles, spotless bedding and the lack of a glass of water near her bed.
“Nobody stages a suicide to look like a better suicide,” former cold case investigator Paul Holes says in the documentary.
The special also revives long-running theories involving JFK and RFK, including claims tied to Monroe’s rumored relationships with the powerful brothers.
More than 60 years later, the biggest star in Hollywood is still leaving behind questions.
Ivana's Final Words to Son Eric Revealed 3 Years After Her Death
Ivana Trump’s final words to Eric now sound hauntingly prophetic.
The late socialite’s son revealed that just one night before her shocking death in 2022, Ivana told him she hoped to live to 120 before adding, “Only the good die young.”
Less than 24 hours later, the 73-year-old was found dead at the bottom of a staircase in her Upper East Side home. The medical examiner later ruled her death was caused by blunt impact injuries to her torso.
As the third anniversary of her death approaches, the chilling remark has taken on new meaning for the Trump family.
Talk about words that didn’t age well.
EXCLUSIVE: Alleged Charlie Kirk Killer Suffers Major Court Loss
Tyler Robinson just took a major courtroom loss.
The man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk saw a judge reject his bid to force former roommate and alleged romantic partner Lance Twiggs to testify at an upcoming hearing.
Instead, prosecutors can rely on statements and evidence Twiggs has already provided – including alleged text messages in which Robinson reportedly replied, “I am, I’m sorry” when asked if he was responsible for the shooting.
Prosecutors also claim Robinson later urged Twiggs to “ask for a lawyer and stay silent” if contacted by police.
Looks like the texts may be doing the talking after all.
Trump Rages Over Reflecting Pool 'Vandals' Amid New '8647' Drama
Donald Trump is blaming vandals – and critics aren’t buying it.
The president erupted over problems at the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, claiming someone put “fertilizer in the water” and caused an algae takeover. He also alleged vandals sliced the project with a knife and damaged nearby grass by carving “8647” into it.
“No, no, we had vandalism, vandals,” Trump insisted.
But online critics quickly pushed back, with some reviving dementia rumors while others questioned why no surveillance footage has surfaced to back up the claims.
The result? A reflecting pool controversy that has turned into yet another Trump-sized headache. And now the algae may be the least controversial thing floating around.
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Lauren Sanchez, 56, Goes Nearly Makeup-Free and Declares ‘Don’t Care’ — After Critics Urged Jeff Bezos’ Wife to Fire Personal Stylist
‘The View’ Co-Host Whoopi Goldberg Claims She Wants ‘Somebody to Sue’ Over Trump’s Algae-Infested Reflecting Pool: ‘A Lot of Money Is Going Away’
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