Celebrity news, argued in real time.
The TMZ Podcast turns entertainment news into quick-hit newsroom debate, moving from lawsuits and investigations to Coachella outfits and wrestling guests without much ceremony. Its appeal is the messy immediacy: voices react, interrupt, joke, question motives, and keep chasing the next detail.
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The TMZ Podcast is a rapid celebrity-news show with the volume turned toward reaction. It does not linger in tidy summaries. Headlines become arguments, jokes, suspicion, sidebars, and quick judgment calls. The show’s recent run moves across a wide TMZ map: Coachella fashion, streamer health scares, alleged assaults, lawsuits, relationship drama, celebrity politics, case updates, and pop-culture guests. Some episodes are heavy. Others are almost entirely built for banter. That mix is central to the show’s identity. A segment about the Nancy Guthrie case can sit near a role-play about Chris Martin and Kristen Cabot, while another episode jumps from a suspected overdose to Katy Perry and Ruby Rose allegations before ending on accent jokes. The tone is blunt but familiar. Rotating voices treat the listener like someone already following the scroll and ready for the next messy detail. Courtney and Devin appear as podcast voices, and other named TMZ voices rotate through depending on the story. Guests add texture when the subject calls for it, such as C.L. White talking Coachella styling or The Miz bringing wrestling and television energy. The show is strongest when a story has receipts, weird behavior, legal consequences, or celebrity ego attached. It asks what happened, but it also asks why someone would make that choice in public. That second question is where the entertainment lives. The format can be chaotic, especially when the room starts riffing, but the pace keeps the feed moving. It is not detached media criticism. It is a live-feeling pop-culture scrum. For fans of celebrity news who want the serious, silly, awkward, and legally questionable parts in one place, The TMZ Podcast turns the day’s entertainment churn into fast conversation.
Made for: For listeners who follow celebrity news closely and want fast reactions alongside the facts. It especially fits fans of TMZ-style legal drama, reality-TV fallout, influencer mess, festival fashion, and pop-culture oddities.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its newsroom-table energy: stories are not just reported, they are debated, teased, questioned, and reacted to in the moment. It can move from grave allegations to lightweight celebrity banter without pretending the day’s entertainment feed is neat.
Charlie Cotton & Deven Rall bring you the latest in entertainment news and pop culture with TMZ’s edgy, exclusive content. It’s everything you need to know about the stories everyone is talking about.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
The TMZ Podcast makes celebrity news useful by separating developing facts from the candid reactions they produce around the table.
The TMZ Podcast treats celebrity news as a running conversation, with rotating presenters pairing story summaries with candid reactions and workplace banter.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A small update, but the hosts keep it feeling immediate and worth following.
The Nancy Guthrie update stays small, but the episode keeps its pace: DNA from her home was officially sent to the FBI so investigators can use newer technology, and the hosts make the conversation feel immediate with interruptions, corrections, and repeated questions.
Immediate celebrity coverage with a brisk, conversational feel.
The TMZ Podcast spends this episode in a fast-moving news cycle, starting with the suspected overdose hospitalization of streamer Clavicular and then jumping to the Katy Perry-Ruby Rose allegations, with a few lighter celebrity detours along the way.
A gossip-first update that feels live, messy, and hard to ignore.
The episode starts with the Offset mess and stays on the parts that still feel unresolved: what police are saying, whether footage is in play, and why the story keeps shifting.
A brisk celebrity-law check-in that turns custody and court updates into lively, conversational coverage.
The segment opens on Kim Zolciak's custody fight and treats it as a real celebrity headline, while keeping the tone loose and reactive. It then moves to the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni update, where Blake's team pushes back after most of the lawsuit was dropped, with 10 of…
Fast, messy, and conversational: the TMZ Podcast keeps Summer House chatter moving.
The TMZ Podcast starts with late arrival banter, car trouble, an anniversary shoutout, and the loose studio back-and-forth that keeps things moving before the main topic lands.
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David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
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The TMZ Podcast interviews fashion editor and stylist C.L.
The TMZ Podcast covers the arrest of singer David in connection with the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose decomposed body was found in a Tesla.
Eric Wilson and Talia Block open The TMZ Podcast Afternoon Edition with a Nancy Guthrie case update, then move quickly into the specific DNA sample that was found in her home.
This episode discusses Clavicular's announcement that he may quit livestreaming after a health scare that led him to the hospital and his decision to stop using substances.
The hosts discuss Don Lemon's presidential aspirations and other entertainment news.
Clavicular was hospitalized Tuesday night after a live-streamed collapse, and the hosts describe security carrying him out, an ambulance, and Clavicular later posting that he was home.
Hosts Branson Quirk and Tawanda Robinson interview The Miz about the reboot of American Gladiators on Prime Video, blending reality TV and wrestling fandom.
The hosts discuss Kanye West's new lawsuit, tease a story about Alex Cooper, and mention their colleagues interviewing politicians in DC.
The hosts discuss WrestleMania week and Katy Perry's denial of Ruby Rose's sexual assault allegations.
The hosts discuss weekend entertainment news including Coachella drama, Britney Spears entering rehab, and the premiere of Euphoria season 2.
This episode features an exclusive interview with Jorge Sanchez, a breakout star from the Netflix reality show 'Age of Attraction', discussing his experience on the show and motivations for participating.
Hosts discuss Coachella drama, Ben and J-Lo's mansion saga, and Mark Wahlberg's intense workout routine.
The hosts discuss Diddy's appeal of his sentence under the Mann Act, analyzing the legal arguments and potential outcomes.
This episode discusses new court documents revealing Offset requested a DNA test for Cardi B's baby with Stefon Diggs and covers Gleb Savchenko's revelations about his messy split with Brooks Nader.
The hosts discuss Diddy's court appeal, Stefon Diggs at a Cardi B show, and a warehouse fire.
The hosts discuss the sentencing of Jasveen Sangha in connection with Matthew Perry's death, along with other entertainment news.
The hosts discuss the latest entertainment news, including updates on 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' and an interview with Anthony Anderson about going to the moon.
The hosts discuss updates on Offset's shooting, including Lil TJ's alleged role and erratic post-jail behavior, then shift to Taylor Frankie Paul's restraining order against Dakota Mortensen with shocking details, and wrap up with a WWE injury report involving Liv Morgan.
Hosts discuss celebrity news including Offset being shot, Kanye banned from UK, and Amanda Bynes' new music.
The hosts discuss their Easter weekends and then break news about celebrity stories, focusing on Taylor Frankie Paul and Nancy Guthrie.
The hosts discuss returning to work post-pandemic, Kanye West's comeback, and the Epstein case in a fast-paced entertainment news roundup.
The show opens in full banter mode.
Charlie Cotton opens with a late arrival, car trouble, and a wedding anniversary shoutout before the conversation gets going.
The hosts discuss celebrity gossip, including a potential relationship between Clavicular and Whoa Vicky, and a moon launch.
Hosts discuss the latest reality TV drama, including Summer House Scandival 2.0 and Tom Sandoval's America's Got Talent performance, along with casual banter about food.
Hosts discuss recent celebrity news including Tiger Woods' car crash and Britney Spears' social media posts.
TMZ podcast hosts discuss Taylor Swift being sued by a Las Vegas entertainer over alleged trademark infringement of her album title.
The hosts discuss streamer Clevary's controversial rise to fame, including his practices like bone smashing and jester maxing, and his current 24/7 stream called the mog world order.
Hosts discuss a viral video of Allen Richson hitting Ronnie Taylor after a bike accident, debating self-defense and clearing the air.
This episode features Savannah Guthrie's first emotional interview about the Nancy Guthrie case, with hosts discussing her public appearances and maintaining hope.
The TMZ Podcast discusses newly released body cam footage from the 2023 police investigation involving Taylor Frankie Paul, with hosts Charlie Cotton and Devin Murad also sharing personal anecdotes about gym injuries and existential thoughts.
Hosts discuss the latest celebrity news, including Taylor Frankie Paul's social media activity amid domestic violence allegations and Alan Ritchson's neighbor dispute.
The hosts discuss an FBI warning about potential Iranian drone attacks on California targets, mixed with casual banter about pens and body cameras.