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: Lindsay Defense 'Knows They Can Win' After Mistrial
Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial may have put her defense in the driver’s seat.
After 37 hours of deliberations, jurors deadlocked – with 11 reportedly favoring not guilty and just one holdout.
Now attorney John W. Day says prosecutors could face an uphill battle if they try again. “Reddington apparently came within one vote of a not guilty verdict. Now the defense knows they can win this thing,” he told KEEPING TABS.
Day says the near-acquittal has given Clancy’s team major leverage in any plea talks, adding prosecutors “may have to offer a really light sentence.” DA Timothy Cruz hasn’t decided whether to retry the case.
One juror blocked the win – but Clancy’s defense may now be holding the cards.
Rob Wins Posthumous Emmy 9 Months After Death
Rob Reiner just scored one final Hollywood victory.
The late actor and filmmaker won a posthumous Emmy for his guest role on The Bear – and the room rose to its feet.
Jamie Lee Curtis joined the standing ovation as Reiner made history 48 years after his last acting Emmy for All in the Family, marking the longest gap between acting wins ever.
The emotional honor comes after Reiner, 78, and wife Michele Singer were killed in December. Their son Nick Reiner has pleaded not guilty to charges in their deaths. Reiner is also the first posthumous acting winner since Raul Julia in 1995.
One final win for a Hollywood legend.
Tiger All Smiles in First Appearance Since Driving Ban
Tiger Woods is back in the game… just not behind the wheel.
The golf legend was all smiles at a Stanford football game, marking his first major public outing since being slapped with a five-year driving ban.
Woods, 50, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and refusing a lawful test following his March rollover crash. He was fined $1,500 and had his license revoked for five years.
And the judge made the rules crystal clear: “There are no exceptions. If you were to drive for any reason at all, you would go immediately back to jail.” But Woods looked carefree on the sidelines, rocking Stanford gear and chatting with staff.
Tiger may be off the road – but he’s officially back on the sidelines.
EXCLUSIVE: Lindsay Doctor Claimed 'No Postpartum Depression' Despite Symptoms
Lindsay Clancy’s test scores screamed trouble – but her lawsuit claims a doctor saw no postpartum depression.
The complaint says Clancy scored in the severe range for depression and the highest category for anxiety in December 2022.
Yet psychiatrist Dr. Zobeida Diaz allegedly concluded she had “no postpartum depression” despite hallucinations and suicidal thoughts.
Clancy had also allegedly sought crisis help twice but was denied inpatient care because she didn’t have a specific suicide plan. Her lawyers say providers repeatedly missed signs of her deteriorating condition.
The red flags were there… the lawsuit says the diagnosis wasn’t.
Trump Debuts Darker Hair as Critics Ask, 'New Wig?'
Donald Trump is flipping the script – and his comb-over.
The president stepped out in New Jersey sporting noticeably darker hair with his famous sweep apparently parted on the opposite side, sending critics into a frenzy.
“What in the world is going on with Trump’s hair?” journalist Aaron Rupar asked. Others piled on: “Did grandpa get a new wig?” while another joked, “President Trump is Making America Groovy Again!”
Trump has repeatedly denied wearing a hairpiece, recently insisting, “I don’t wear a wig.”
But biographer Michael Wolff claims Trump travels with a “patch kit” containing “small tufts of hair” for touch-ups.
New color, new part, same hair-raising debate.
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