The 911 call came in at 12:53 AM and the caller said abdominal pains were the issue.
The ambulance picked up Josh at about 2:00 AM. He walked on his own power -- no stretcher was needed.
UPDATE 12:57 PM We're told Josh was in "excruciating pain" last night, because of gastrointestinal issues. We're told he may have picked up some sort of stomach virus while shooting a movie overseas, and he's had ongoing stomach issues as a result. He's seeing a specialist today.
According to a statement released by Save the Children UK, Madonna may be sending the wrong message by going through with her plans to adopt a second child from the poor African country, Malawi. A welfare official and a person involved in the adoption proceedings said the singer plans to adopt a 4-year-old girl.
The org believes Madonna's actions may unintentionally feed more interest into the criminal adoption industry in Malawi. Madonna faced criticism during the adoption of her son David Banda in 2008 after she allegedly circumvented the traditional two year waiting period by using her money and influence.
Some people may think buying people is wrong ... but everyone agrees that living with Madonna would be way worse.
In divorce papers filed yesterday in L.A. County Superior Court, Helgenberger cited irreconcilable differences with Rosenberg, who happens to be the president of the Screen Actors Guild -- S.A.G.
The two were married back in 1989, but separated last December.
Marg is asking for spousal support, and looking to split attorney fees.
Christopher Walker tells us at about 3:00 AM five men broke into his home with guns and said they were there to collect a debt on behalf of Suge Knight. They claimed Detail owed Suge money, and then proceeded to collect on the debt.
Walker says Detail was asleep in one of the bedrooms. The men entered the bedroom but did not get Detail out of bed. Instead, they stole $170,000 worth of jewelry from his room.
Walker adds they demanded a key to the safe and said they would kill all four people in the house if they didn't get it. The robbers didn't get the key -- instead, they took the 130 pound safe.
Walker says they also took stereo equipment and a key to a Mercedes. He claims the total heist was more than $200,000. A police source tells us it's more like $300,000.
Walker says the feud ignited in Arizona during NBA All-Star weekend when Suge got his face smashed in by two men who worked for Akon. Walker says that incident was over the same alleged debt that triggered this morning's home invasion.
Walker says the robbers put a gun to his head and forced him to the ground but he and the others were just scratched up. Walker's brother and a sound engineer were also in the house.
TMZ has learned four to five "black males" -- brandishing firearms -- rolled into a Van Nuys home occupied by a man who works for Akon last night and took a bunch of his stuff, including expensive stereo and recording equipment. Total heist value: $300,000.
We're also told keys to a Mercedes were stolen.
We're told detectives are on the scene right now.
Timbaland is going after his record label, Blackground Records, claiming they didn't utter a peep when he first decided to make his move from "performer" to "producer." But then things got ugly...
In his lawsuit, filed today in Federal District court, Timbaland claims he just got too damn successful as a producer -- and the record label couldn't contain its jealously and hostility for him.
Timbaland alleges Blackground went on a McCarthy-esque search-and-destroy campaign, contacting various record labels and giving them a million reasons why they shouldn't hire Timbaland to produce songs.
To add insult to injury, Timbaland claims Blackground also stiffed him out of serious cash. Now, he wants out of the contract and unspecified damages.
Would you pay $30,000 to NOT meet Angelina Jolie? That would be just nuts, right?
A man is suing the Lili Claire Foundation after he claims he forked over $30K (on his Amex) to meet Mrs. Brad Pitt -- only it's two years later and he hasn't gotten the meet and greet he paid for ... or his money back.
He wants his money back, plus damages.
After Brown was spotted on the campus grounds in his home state of Virginia this weekend, TMZ has confirmed Brown was only there as a "support factor" for his cousin, who is a prospective student.
Brown, his mother and his cousin spent their Saturday taking the First View campus tour -- a guided, private trek through the entire Norfolk campus, including the dorms, the offices and the classrooms.
We're told some people recognized Brown on the tour, but sources close to the situation tell us, "People know whats going on with him and they were not paying him much attention at all."
We're also told Brown has "not applied," has "not enrolled" and is "not interested" in attending NSU at this point.
Too bad ... dude has a lot to learn.
Britney's conservators have hired a total of 17 lawyers and law firms to handle her affairs over the last 14 months. According to legal papers filed in L.A. County Superior Court yesterday, the fees just keep on piling up.
The attorneys representing Jamie Spears have racked up more than $1 mil in fees.
Britney has made the legal profession recession-proof -- clearly.
The state filed a creditor's claim against the estate of Marcheline Bertrand last week. According to the filing, she owes $43,699 in back taxes -- add on $10,924.75 in penalties and $$8,304.95 in interest, for a grand total of $62,928.70.
Thomas, who made quick work of Gabe Lemley, grabbed the mic after the fight and told the crowd he'd love to take on Rihanna's alleged abuser.
He told the crowd: "It's not cool to put your hands on a woman. So Rihanna, if you want someone to kick his ass, holler at me."
TMZ has obtained depositions in a lawsuit filed by a former manager who wants a cut of Vanessa's fortune. In the document, Vanessa says she got $500,000 as a spokesperson for ECKO, at least $150,000 from Neutrogena and $150,000 as a down payment for her 3rd album.
So who's gonna have longer staying power -- her or Zac Efron?
T.I. is going to the pokey for a year and a day.
