DJ Khaled is so on his grind ... the man can't even slow down to change his clothes. Khaled was bolting from a music video shoot in Queens with Jay Z when he momentarily went topless ... as his entourage helped him with a wardrobe change. Khaled's been working on his fitness -- earlier this year he did a 22 day vegan diet challenge, and also went gluten-free.

TMZ has just obtained video footage of the heated confrontation between Perez Hilton and Will.I.Am -- in which Perez can clearly be heard calling the Black Eyed Pea a "f**king f*ggot." Play video content The footage begins in the middle of the verbal altercation outside an after-party for a music award show in Toronto -- moments after Hilton claims Will went after him like a "heat-seeking missile" and unleashed a verbal tirade at him.

Who is Ben Gleib?Ben Gleib is a famous American actor, comedian, satirist, and writer.He is known as the “Esquire” of comedy and one of the best six comedians in America. He became popular through his comical style. Who are the parents of Ben Gleib?Benjamin Nathan Gleiberman professionally known as Ben Gleib was born on June 18, 1978, in Los, Angeles, California, USA. Ben is American by nationality and he belongs to North American ethnicity.

Robert Seman Jr, who is accused of repeatedly raping a 10-year-old girl and then killing her and her grandparents in a house fire, has jumped to his death from a courthouse balcony before standing trial The disturbing moment a man accused of repeatedly raping a 10-year-old girl and later killing her and her grandparents in a house fire jumped to his death from a courthouse balcony has been captured on camera.

Netflix TV show Big Timber’s filming location is British Columbia’s Vancouver Island. Some of the show was probably filmed at Wenstob Timber Resources & Xemex Industries Ltd., as it has a location at 2050 Idlemore Road in Sooke. The company, which is headed by Kevin Wenstob and Sarah Fleming, uses strong machinery. Go through the article to learn more about Big Timber’s filming location in 2022. Loggers and other crew members in Canada’s logging industry take daily risks to get the best timber possible.