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Jason Mewes Says He'd Be Shocked If Pal Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez Split
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Ben Affleck‘s close friend Jason Mewes ain’t buying into the swirling speculation the actor’s marriage to Jennifer Lopez is crumbling … not based on what he’s seen.
We got Jason out Wednesday in L.A., and he told us after witnessing Ben and Jen’s genuine affection at their wedding less than 2 years ago, he’d be downright shocked if the rumors were true.
Jason expresses some frustration over people immediately jumping to split speculation … suggesting there’s probably a more practical explanation — most likely work-related — behind Ben moving out of their marital home.
He theorizes Ben might crave some peace and quiet to focus while filming for his new movie, free from the chaos of family life — or hey, J Lo might not be too keen on Ben’s film collaborators coming and going at their home.
JM clarifies he’s just throwing out possibilities, emphasizing he hasn’t been in close contact with Ben since their 2022 wedding, so he’s not sure what’s really going on between them.
As we reported, Ben’s currently renting a place in Brentwood, while Jen remains in their lavish $60 million Beverly Hills mansion they bought together.
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The situation’s been a bit of a rollercoaster, with Ben spotted sans wedding band one day, then sporting it again the next.
They then threw everyone for a loop by stepping out for a family outing Sunday … but in another twist, the very next day, J Lo hit the premiere for her new movie “Atlas” by herself.
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These 2 are all about keeping the public guessing, and despite their separate addresses right now … at least one of their friends is keeping the faith in their love story!
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'Sopranos' Star Drea de Matteo Says OnlyFans Gives Her Freedom
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‘Sopranos’ star Drea de Matteo says OnlyFans empowers her to take care of her family financially … and now she’s feeling like a mob boss.
Drea’s among the celebs stripping it off on sites like OnlyFans and making an absolute fortune in doing so … and TMZ is examining the growing trend in Hollywood of getting naked on the internet.
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When her bank account dwindled down to only a few hundred bucks, Drea says she bit the bullet and joined the OnlyFans trend … because she didn’t have a choice.
Tons of backlash and negativity followed, but Drea is welcoming all the hate … in our new documentary “TMZ Presents: Famous & Naked” she says, “Bring it the f*** on!!!”
Drea says there’s a lot of shadiness in Hollywood and OnlyFans is a safer space for her … and with her newfound financial freedom she doesn’t have to answer to anyone.
Danity Kane singer Aubrey O’Day‘s also featured in our new doc, which starts streaming on Tubi for free June 23, and she gives a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of an OF model.
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The late 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek will be honored with a U.S. postage stamp
The U.S. Postal Service for 73 cents, please.
A new Forever Stamp set to be publicly released by the agency next month will pay tribute to longtime Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, who died in 2020.
The stamp resembles the blue-and-white clue panel on the iconic trivia show, with the following prompt: “This naturalized U.S. citizen hosted the quiz show ‘Jeopardy!’ for 37 seasons.”
Underneath and upside down is the answer written in the show’s signature interrogative format: “Who is Alex Trebek?” (Trebek was born in Ontario, Canada.)
The stamps will be sold as a set of 20 that resembles the TV program’s game board, with categories including “entertainment” and “famous Alexes,” alongside a photo of Trebek himself.
The USPS will issue the stamps beginning on July 22 at 4 p.m. Pacific time. A sheet of 20 will cost $14.60.
Forever Stamps are set to jump in price from 68 cents to 73 cents in July.
Current Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings announced the new stamp Friday during the show.
The philatelic tribute comes as Jeopardy! celebrates its 60th year on air, after debuting on March 30, 1964.
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