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: FBI Moves to Seize 'Nude Leaks' Sites Selling Stolen Intimate Images
The FBI is cracking down on a disturbing alleged online operation accused of selling stolen intimate images – and the details are chilling.
Federal investigators are seeking to seize two websites allegedly used to distribute hacked and nonconsensual photos and videos, including material involving minors. Court documents claim one collection contained roughly 6,200 files, while another allegedly featured material involving 1,915 girls.
Investigators also identified at least 163 U.S. customers through payment records and said the site allegedly made as much as $30,000 a month.
Even more disturbing, victims seeking to remove their images were allegedly asked to provide photos and identification – and authorities say some previously removed material later resurfaced.
Now, the FBI wants control of the domains and plans to replace them with a blunt warning: “This Website Has Been Seized.”
Travis Barker Hospitalized as Kourtney Stays 'By My Side'
Travis Barker is back in a hospital gown – but he’s not alone.
The Blink-182 drummer sparked concern after sharing photos from the hospital, though he’s keeping the reason for his visit under wraps.
His 20-year-old daughter Alabama Barker joined him first, prompting Travis to write: “My baby girl came with me.” Then came wife Kourtney Kardashian, who kissed the rocker as he lay in his hospital gown.
“And my beautiful wife by my side,” Travis captioned the snap.
While he appeared to be preparing for a procedure, no diagnosis has been revealed.
Travis previously suffered life-threatening pancreatitis in 2022, when Kourtney also remained by his side.
Inside Haskins’ Cause of Death — 'Saved by the Bell' Star Was 'Ill' for Years
Mr. Belding was quietly fighting a battle off-screen.
Saved by the Bell star Dennis Haskins died at 75 after reportedly keeping serious health struggles private for years.
A tribute from his former Burbank hangout Dimples Karaoke claimed Haskins “became ill” eight years ago and “had been silent about his fight with Parkinson’s,” along with other health concerns. “He did not want to have to tell people,” the tribute explained.
His longtime agent Jay Schachter called his death a “tragic loss,” adding: “He was a great person, and he loved, I mean absolutely LOVED, his fans.”
An official cause of death has not been revealed.
EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Marine's Family Gets 'Death Threats' After 'Cornell 7' Name Mix-Up
A case of mistaken identity has turned terrifying.
An innocent U.S. Marine and his family allegedly received death threats after he was mistakenly linked to the explosive “Cornell 7” sexual assault lawsuit.
The mix-up happened because the Marine shares the name Matthew Ingalls with one of the defendants, and his family’s address was allegedly included in court paperwork.
Attorney Elliot Hallak stressed his client “has never been to Cornell University” and has “absolutely no connection or involvement” with the case.
But after the address surfaced, the family allegedly faced “ongoing and continued threatening calls,” with law enforcement reportedly called in to protect them.
Hallak is now asking a judge to remove or redact the incorrect information.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Loses Bid to Keep Kennedy Center Renovation Plans Secret
Trump’s Kennedy Center secrecy bid just hit a wall.
A federal judge ordered key renovation records unsealed after the administration fought to keep them hidden over security concerns.
Officials warned the documents contain floor plans, entrances, infrastructure details and restricted areas that “could pose a material security risk to the building and those within.” But Judge Christopher Cooper wasn’t convinced, declaring: “Defendants have not met their burden to rebut the presumption of disclosure.”
A PowerPoint must now be released in full, while officials get one last chance to request limited redactions to a massive 163-page renovation report.
The administration has until October 14 to make its case.
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