Demi Lovato wants to unload the home where she almost died, but turns out there are problems selling it and they have nothing to do with her overdose. Real estate sources tell TMZ, the house has some issues. Demi turned the garage into a combo of a…
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Tuesday, October 30, 2018
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Ronda Rousey to Conor, "You Don"t Have to Get Arrested to Sell a Fight"
Ronda Rousey says Conor McGregor crossed the line promoting UFC 229 — and injured her friends in the process — telling TMZ Sports no one should break the law to sell a fight. “I understand promoting fights and having to sell them. I really…
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Joe DiMaggio Signed World Series Jersey Expected To Sell For $400k
A jersey Joe DiMaggio once wore when he beat Jackie Robinson’s Dodgers in the World Series is hitting the auction block … and it’s expected to fetch A FORTUNE!!! DiMaggio’s one of the greatest hitters of all-time — dude had a CAREER .325 batting…
Thursday, August 2, 2018
Phil Mickelson Dances His Ass Off To Sell Dress Shirts
If Phil Mickelson ever gets tired of hittin’ golf balls, he’s got no shot at a career as a dancer — ‘cause Lefty put all of his moves on display for a new commercial … and they ain’t all that great. The PGA Tour superstar is hockin’ dress shirts…
Monday, July 16, 2018
Little People, Big World: Will Matt and Amy Sell Roloff Farms?
Three generations of the Roloff family have enjoyed Roloff Farms.
But now, fans are terrified that Little People, Big World stars Matt Roloff and his ex-wife, Amy Roloff, will sell the farm.
They have a lot of reasons to worry — because Matt and Amy have both openly discussed the diea.
So, what is the future of Roloff Farms?
Let"s take a look at what we know — and what fans fear.
1. Roloff Farms is the family home
But will Matt and Amy ultimately sell the place where they raised their children?
2. Matt has openly discussed the idea
Matt told his ex-wife Amy: “We’ve been talking a lot about the farm. Trying to figure out how to keep it or not keep it.”
3. Matt has even called the farm a burden
“There’s part of me that wants to keep the farm and build a house that suits me, but part of me just wants to sell the farm and liquidate it and move on. It’s a burden.”
4. Amy has her own life now
Amy and Matt are at very different places in their lives than they were in 1980. They’re divorced grandparents, for one thing.
5. Audrey and Jeremy are leaving the show
Auj and Jer broke the news on social media that they’re leaving Little People, Big World
6. The show will go on, but will they ditch the farm?
if you can do the show without half of the Roloffs, you can do the show without the farm.
Saturday, June 9, 2018
Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber Sell Malibu Home for $45 Million
Cindy Crawford and hubby Rande Gerber are saying goodbye to their beach home, but they won’t walk away empty-handed … in fact, they’ll be loaded with cash. The couple just sold their private and secluded 5,254 sq. ft, 4-bed, 6-bath Malibu house…
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
LeBron James" "Don"t Trip" Hat Helps Company Sell Out Overnight
The LeBron James effect is VERY REAL … ‘cause the hat he wore to the Cavs game Monday completely sold out at an insanely fast rate … and now the company behind it is scrambling to restock!! The black ball cap sporting the message “Don’t Trip”…
Sunday, March 11, 2018
"Shark Tank" Star Daymond John Would Buy and Sell Back Martin Shkreli"s Wu-Tang Album
One of the investors on “Shark Tank” says he’d shell out the dough to buy Martin Shkreli’s rare Wu-Tang Clan album now that he’s going to jail … but there’s a catch. Our camera guy ran into Fubu founder Daymond John, who tells us he’d absolutely…
Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Spice Girls Can Still Sell Reunion Tour Merchandise Through 2023
The Spice Girls have a major advantage leading up to their forthcoming reunion tour — they can still hawk A LOT of gear bearing their name … some of it old, but still new. We did some digging, and it turns out the Spice Girls have a live…
Monday, February 5, 2018
Dodge Exploits Martin Luther King to Sell Trucks, Twitter Erupts
Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream a very long time ago.
And we can assure readers of the following:
His dream was most definitely not to have his legendary words used in an ad for Dodge Ram trucks.
But that"s exactly what the car company did at Super Bowl 52, excerpting portions of the activity"s 1968 speech "The Drum Major Instinct."
The 30-second ad cost Dodge $ 5 million… and a great deal of negative PR.
It turned into a tribute to patriotism, complete with photos of U.S. Marines and a camouflage-clad soldier hugging his child.
This was a pitch for Dodge Ram trucks" "Built To Serve" volunteer program, but the commercial instead provoked anger from many viewers and a rebuke from the King Center itself, which says its mission is to carry on his teachings and to "empower change-makers who are continuing his efforts today."
The mission does NOT include the use of King to sell a bunch of vehicles.
Tweeted The King Center during the game, as opinions were being voiced all around social media:
Neither @TheKingCenter nor @BerniceKing is the entity that approves the use of #MLK"s words or imagery for use in merchandise, entertainment (movies, music, artwork, etc) or advertisement, including tonight"s @Dodge #SuperBowl commercial.
Later, after writer Michael Arceneaux wrote on Twitter, "So that means the King children allowed Dr. King"s voice to be used to sell me a Dodge truck," Bernice King replied very simply:
"No."
Added Tim Calkins, a marketing professor at Northwestern University:
"The use of MLK to promote Ram trucks strikes many people as crass and inappropriate."
And Kelly O"Keefe, a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University"s Brandcenter:
"They pushed it over the edge. You wanted to root for it because the cause is good, but it just didn"t end up fitting the brand, so you ended up feeling a little bit manipulated."
Do you agree?
Or is this much ado over very little?
Watch the controversial Super Bowl commercial below and decide for yourself:
Friday, January 12, 2018
Donald Trump"s "Stable Genius" Tweet Sparks Rush to Sell Merch
The true “stable genius” might not be President Trump … instead it’s the people cashing in on 45’s latest catchphrase. According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 3 people have already applied for rights to slap “stable genius” all…
Tuesday, January 9, 2018
Amy Roloff SLAMMED: Did She Exploit Jacob Roloff to Sell Bread?!
For some reason, certain “fans” of Little People, Big World like to take aim at Amy Roloff. A lot of the time, it’s for nothing more than imagined misdeeds.
This time … well, they’re not imagining anything. She definitely did a photo op with her previously estranged son, family black sheep Jacob Roloff.
And she used the otherwise endearing photo to … sell bread.
As we all remember, Jacob Roloff has been taking baby steps towards repairing his relationship with his family.
And while it looks like Jacob Roloff and Audrey Roloff still don’t see eye-to-eye (and, quite frankly, may never), he’s definitely been bonding with his family.
Particularly with his mom, Amy Roloff.
They’ve shared some of their touching moments over social media over the past several months, which has been great to see.
But this particular photo isn’t sitting too well with fans:
On the surface, Amy and her youngest son are just eating side by side at the table.
Okay, with some very prominently displayed bread. Like, remember the old timey food pyramid and how like a quarter of what you were supposed to ingest was bread? This is that amount of bread.
Amy’s caption raised some eyebrows:
“I just love when I get to hang out w/ my youngest son Jacob.”
Sweet … and totally innocuous so far. Then she writes:
“Even more so when having some of Amy Roloff’s Little Kitchen Snickerdoodle Bread, Coffee, and hearing all about his Iceland trip w/ Isabel.”
That’s … that’s such awkward product placement that most movies would turn down the money.
“What a blast! Check out my January bread and other offerings at www.amyjroloff.com and Order some today! Enjoy! “
Don’t even get us started on her ridiculous tags at the end of the caption.
“#snickerdoodle #amyroloffslittlekitchen #amyssecondactcontinues .#lovetocookandbake #mylittlekitchen @AmyRoloffsLittleKitchen”
Honestly, and we don’t say this to be mean, but it’s possible that Amy Roloff doesn’t know how tagging on Instagram works.
If you take a group photo and somebody says “tag me,” it means, like, on the photo. Like Facebook tagging has worked since not long after Hurricane Katrina.
The issue, of course, was that it seemed wildly disingenuous to a number of fans for Amy to turn what looks like a normal social gathering into a painfully awkward commercial for bread.
Especially considering the reason that Jacob parted ways with his family in the first place.
A couple of years ago, Jacob Roloff decided that he didn’t want to be on Little People, Big World anymore. In fact, he didn’t want to be around his family.
He had a number of issues with his family — normal teen angst, combined with some very real grievances about how he was raised. Not everybody likes growing up on a farm. And the agnostic Roloff didn’t like being raised with zero religious choices, either.
The final straw was the show, which he blasted as “phony” when he departed.
If Jacob doesn’t like phony shows, how does he feel about staged get-togethers with mom?
Clearly he agreed to it — sometimes it’s hard to say “no” to mom — but fans really let Amy have it in the comments.
“I love my son but i also love my bread…both of which are for sale,” parodied one fan.
“Can you ever take a picture without selling your expensive products. You are tooooo commercial!” This one sounded less like hate and more like feedback.
“It’s awesome to see the 2 of you together, but does everything have to be a commercial?” That one’s definitely said lovingly.
There were plenty of nice comments, too, and others defending Amy. Even Jacob stepped in to speak up for his mother, writing:
“I’ve actually never said filming ruined my childhood, only that it (obviously?) had, and continues to hold, a massive impact on my person now. In any case, being rude about a thing you want to change won’t do anything in the end — so please cool it, my moms bread is dank (that means good).“
Of course, not everyone likes Jacob, either. One commenter wrote:
“He’s a little juvenile delinquent hates his family sorry SNOWFLAKE if you don’t like my post truth hurts”
Our takeaway? People who leave internet comments can sometimes be nasty people who say cruel things that they’d never say in person.
Groundbreaking stuff.
It’s crystal clear that Jacob is fine with helping his mom sell bread. He’s trying to repair his bond with his family. So let’s not create problems where there aren’t any, okay?
It’s bad enough that some fans want Jacob to cut his (great!) hair.
Guy Bought Oprah2020.com Domain, Will Sell for 6 Figures
Oprah Winfrey better pony up the dough if she wants to own Oprah2020.com come her presidential run … because the dude who owns it wants a huge chunk ‘o change to unload it. We spoke to the guy who bought the domain around 2 years ago in 2016…
Monday, November 6, 2017
Kim Kardashian, Kanye West Sell Bel Air Mansion for HUGE Profit
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have sold their Bel Air mansion and in the process are pocketing a fortune … TMZ has learned. We’re told they sold the 1 acre property for $ 17.8 million. Kim and Kanye bought the property 2013 for $ 9…
Friday, September 22, 2017
Tupac Photographer Sues Macy"s, Urban Outfitters for Jacking Pics to Sell Shirts
Some of the most famous photos of Tupac Shakur have been stolen and slapped on shirts at a couple popular retail stores, and the photog wants justice … according to a new lawsuit. Chi Modu, known for his portraits of hip-hop artists, claims a…
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Rasheed Wallace: Zach Randolph Doesn"t Sell Dope
Rasheed Wallace says he knows “for a fact” Zach Randolph is no drug dealer — despite getting busted with more than 2 pounds of weed … telling TMZ Sports Z-Bo just knows how to throw a party. We spoke with Sheed about the NBA star’s recent…
Rasheed Wallace: Zach Randolph Doesn"t Sell Dope
Rasheed Wallace says he knows “for a fact” Zach Randolph is no drug dealer — despite getting busted with more than 2 pounds of weed … telling TMZ Sports Z-Bo just knows how to throw a party. We spoke with Sheed about the NBA star’s recent…
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Kobe Bryant"s Extremely Rare Air Jordan 3s Sell For $30,000
The only pair of Air Jordan 3’s ever made for Kobe Bryant has raked in an insane amount of cash on the auction block … selling for more than $ 30,000!! Here’s why they’re so freakin’ expensive … the kicks were exclusively made for the Black Mamba…
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Kendall Jenner Goes Topless to Sell Bottoms
Well … it’s better than Freedom Fries.
Okay, so Kendall Jenner’s latest ad is for something called the Freedom Panty.
And while she’s wearing the panties in question, she’s not wearing anything else.
Considering how infamously terrible Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi commercial was, this photo that we have below is a huge step up.
In this photo, we see Kendall wearing a pair of red panties and standing to the side, with only her hands to conceal her bare breasts.
The background and makeup and even her hair combine to give it an eery, uncanny valley quality.
You’ll see.
Kendall shared the advertisement on Instagram.
In her caption, she tagged La Perla’s Instagram page.
La Perla’s Instagram page also shared the ad, and included the caption:
“Introducing La Perla’s #FreedomPanty, crafted from the finest French Leavers Lace with interwoven stretch. Shop online and in our boutiques.”
On both pages, this was the photo:
Move over, Madame Tussauds!
We kid — that’s really Kendall Jenner; she only looks like a horrifying knockoff of the original.
It’s part of the style of the photo — matching the way that her skin is made up to catch the light and the unnatural flowers behind her.
(Besides, if Madame Tussauds’ terrible impressions of Beyonce are any indication, they couldn’t make something that looks this much like Kendall)
Usually, Kendall is one of the most likeable of the Kardashian family.
She’s beautiful and she’s less likely to say dumbass things or feud with people.
She also has a real job — modeling — that’s pretty separate from what the rest of her family does.
Lately, however, Kendall Jenner has seemed to be courting controversy at every turn.
Her Pepsi ad was just a PR nightmare, obviously.
Then there were the shirts that she and Kylie tried to market.
(Ugh)
And then, most recently, there was Kendall’s ad where she was smoking.
Smoking is bad for your health and, more importantly, incredibly disrespectful to everyone around you.
So many of Kendall’s fans are young and impressionable and really don’t need to be seeing celebrities smoking in any way that might make it seem cool or sexy.
(Smoking rates keep going down — can we please keep it that way?)
In her defense, Kendall absolutely mentioned in the captions that she doesn’t smoke.
So this looks like another case of her being asked to do something and her accepting the instructions without raising a fuss.
(Just like with the Pepsi ad)
Basically, Kendall’s problem isn’t that she sits around coming up with bad ideas.
It’s that she does her job by going along with other people’s bad ideas.
And we do think that it’s unfair that so much ire is directed at Kendall herself rather than at the people who are actually responsible.
Whether you love Kendall Jenner or can’t stand her …
No matter what you think of the artistic choices in this ad …
(Seriously, why choose such a gorgeous celebrity model if you’re going to give her that uncanny valley look?)
… We can all agree on one thing:
It’s way, way better than that Pepsi ad.
Friday, July 21, 2017
O.J. Simpson"s Former Agent Will Sell the White Bronco Now if Price is Right
O.J. Simpson’s white Ford Bronco — from the most famous car chase in American history — stands to make its current owner a ton of dough if a buyer steps up to the plate. O.J.’s former sports agent, Mike Gilbert, owns the Bronco, and sources…
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