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Alison Brie finally came face-to-face with the badasses who inspired her hit pro-wrestling show, "GLOW" ... and she was "SO starstruck!" Also sweaty.

It all went down at WWE No Mercy this past weekend ... when Alison and her co-stars hit up Staples Center to take in the #1 wrestling biz in person.

Before the show, Brie and co. met up with the real-life Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling backstage ... and you can tell the actresses had MAD respect for the OGs.

Alison: “I’m starstruck. I’m SO starstruck!"

Former GLOW superstar Eileen "MTV" O’Hara: "I'm so excited I'm sweating!"

Alison: "I'M SWEATING!"

MTV told us WWE planned the meetup -- flying her and the real GLOW girls into L.A. -- but kept it a surprise. She hopes they can all chill again.

As for Brie ... she's already training for Season 2 -- and we don't mean reading lines.

Just the other day, she put ex-WWE superstar Chavo Guerrero Jr. down for the 3-count.

The 'Real Housewives' are headed back to the Sunshine State, but it won't be to Miami.

TMZ has learned that Bravo has already hired casting directors for a new franchise in Florida, but they aren't set on a location. West Pam Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton are all on the table.

What Bravo's looking for is drama and they'll go wherever they can find good storylines. Miami had a 3-season run and produced household names like Joanna Krupa and Larsa Pippen, but the ratings were terrible.

Fran Drescher's good looks are nothing to kid about!

Here's a 35-year-old version of the comedic 'Nanny' star back in 1993 (left) and 24 years later ... the fashionable actress -- who celebrated her 60th birthday this weekend -- at a party in Los Angeles earlier this year (right).

It's no wonder she was known as Fran Fine!

The question is ...

Marilyn Manson's concert in NYC just came to a scary abrupt halt when 2 giant gun props came crashing down on him ... sending the rocker to the hospital.

Manson was reportedly about an hour into his show at the Manhattan Center Hammerstein Ballroom -- performing his hit "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" -- when the stage prop fell on top of him.

According to various reports ... it took several minutes for emergency workers to get Manson out from under the props, and he was put on a stretcher and taken to the hospital.

No word yet on the rock star's injuries, but the rest of the show was obviously canceled.

Here's another view of the incident ... starting around the 2-minute mark.

Television icon Monty Hall -- the co-creator and host of "Let's Make a Deal" -- died from heart failure at his home in Beverly Hills ... TMZ has learned.

Hall's daughter Joanna Gleason tells us ... he passed away Saturday morning surrounded by friends and family. We're told his health had been declining the past few years. Gleason says her dad was most proud of his show because it gave him the platform to help people.

The legendary game show host began his TV career in the 1950s by working on several children's shows. He moved on to host network game shows, and struck it big with 'Deal' in 1963 ... which ran for 13 years and returned for a short run in the '90s. It was rebooted in 2009 with Wayne Brady as host.

Hall also appeared as himself on popular shows like "The Hollywood Squares" and "Password All-Stars" ... and produced several more.

Monty was inducted into the American TV Game Show Hall of Fame in 2007, and will forever be associated with the catchphrase ... "What's behind Door No. 1?"

He was 96.

RIP

Former Lakers coach Byron Scott can add his name to the list of L.A. celebs who've had their homes burglarized ... TMZ has learned.

Multiple sources close to Scott tell us ... his Hermosa Beach pad was hit Friday night by suspected burglars. We're told the perps made off with Byron's watches, and many of his girlfriend's high-end purses and shoes. Law enforcement says they entered through a patio door, and took about $200k worth of the goods and cash.

We're told nobody was home at the time and everyone's okay.

Just last week, singer Jason Derulo's L.A. home was broken into by multiple people and looted -- the perps made off with $300k in cash and jewelry.

Barbi Benton -- Hugh Hefner's former girlfriend known for discovering the Playboy Mansion in the '70s -- thinks the famous home should stay that way.

Barbi tells us it just wouldn't be the same if the Mansion gets turned into a museum ... even though she admits fans would enjoy it. Besides, the neighbors in the residential area would hate it.

The past Playboy model also reveals how she found the iconic mansion and convinced Hef to check it out ... and how her mom played a role in him buying it. Barbi tells us Hugh's stipulation was that she had to move in with him ... which she did.

Hefner lived in the home for nearly 50 years. He died peacefully there Wednesday at the age of 91.

"Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda blasted Donald Trump for his Twitter attack on San Juan's mayor ... bluntly telling the Prez he's got a clear path to hell waiting for him.

Miranda's comments come in response to Trump saying San Juan's mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz is showing poor leadership in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico ... and accusing her of being nasty to him because Democrats told her to.

Lin-Manuel fired back Saturday morning, saying ... "You're going straight to hell ... No long lines for you. Someone will say, 'Right this way, sir.' They'll clear a path." He continued by defending Cruz for working nonstop while Trump golfs ... and called the Prez a "congenital liar."

Miranda is of Puerto Rican descent and has been pushing hard to get help for the island hit by Hurricane Maria, and like San Juan's mayor ... he clearly doesn't believe Trump's doing enough.

As quickly as Hugh Hefner said "I Do," he rolled out a plan to make sure his wife would be provided for when he dies ... a plan that included a sick pad and MILLIONS.

TMZ obtained the deed to a Hollywood Hills home that is held in trust ... a trust controlled by Crystal Harris. Hef bought the 5,900 square foot house for her back in 2013.

And get this ... sources familiar with Hef's estate plan tell us he also left Crystal $5 million. Based on what we know, the deal is part of a prenup Hef and Crystal signed before they got hitched in 2012.

As for the house ... it's got 4 bedrooms, 5 baths and an infinity pool.

Hef died peacefully in his L.A. home Wednesday. He was 91.

David Spade's parting ways with one of his tricked out rides ... and it can be yours for a pretty reasonable price.

Spade's selling his recently revamped 1987 Buick Grand National -- aka his "troublemaker car" -- which was once featured on "Jay Leno's Garage." We're told he's unloading the car, which he's had for 12 years, because he doesn't have room for it anymore.

The 'Joe Dirt' star's dropped nearly $9k on the vehicle the past year to get it in tip-top shape ... and has it listed for $33,000.

And speaking of Joe Dirt ... we're told Spade might be selling the classic movie car he paid almost a million for next.

DAAAAAANG!!!

The NBA has circulated a memo warning players if they don't stand for the National Anthem they do so at their own peril.

According to the memo, obtained by ESPN, "the league office will determine how to deal with any possible instance in which a player, coach, or trainer does not stand for the anthem."

The memo goes on to say the rule is compulsory ... teams "do not have the discretion to waive" the rule.

It's interesting ... the memo doesn't say it will discipline players who don't stand but it's clearly designed to inhibit them from breaking ranks.

The memo does not address players, coaches and owners locking arms before the Anthem is played.

Paula Deen is an accomplished chef, so it's no surprise she knows how to handle a hot potato ... kneeling during the National Anthem.

We got Paula Friday night in WeHo leaving Craig's, and she clearly didn't want to go near the kneeling controversy, which was originally a Black Lives Matter protest. Paula was skewered a few years back after stories surfaced she had used the n word, so it's no surprise she zipped it.

She did, however, volunteer hubby Michael Groover was super upset over the protest.

Tom Arnold gave a heartfelt tribute to Hugh Hefner Friday night -- how Hef introduced him to the female body -- and he also dropped some tea about Donald Trump.

We got Tom Friday night in WeHo leaving Craig's, and talked about how he and Trump used to hit up some of the legendary Playboy Mansion parties.

He also has a hilarious story about how he had Shannon Tweed, Playmate of the Year circa 1982, plastered on his wall and how she became his wife ... sorta.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers lineman Gerald McCoy isn't your normal jock -- he's not afraid to geek out and hit up a comic book convention ... especially when there's a chance to meet his childhood idol.

McCoy met Marvel legend Stan Lee at MegaCon Tampa Bay Friday, and as you can see ... he was ecstatic about it. He posted his photo with Stan and wrote ... "Ladies and Gentlemen I present the GOAT."

Gerald was a fan favorite on the past season of HBO's "Hard Knocks," known for his fun, quirky antics and for being a superhero buff ... with shoes, socks and tons of memorabilia to prove it.

And hopefully a meeting with his hero will have some healing powers ... McCoy's questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Nigel Lythgoe took a fun shot at Simon Cowell ... the same Simon who went after the "American Idol" reboot.

We got the longtime EP of the OG "Idol" Friday on his way to E Baldi in Bev Hills, and he thinks the new judge's panel -- Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie -- is rock solid.

It's unclear if Nigel's heard the promo for our new show, "OBJECTified" Sunday night on FNC, where Simon scoffs at singers judging singers and then targets Katy Perry.

Beyonce hit up the Big Apple Friday night for some chow with hubby Jay-Z.

Bey had a busy week. Thursday she released a song, "Mi Gente," on her website. Beyonce teamed up with Colombian artist J. Balvin and Willy William for the remix of their Reggae hit.

Proceeds for the song will go to help victims of the hurricanes as well as the earthquake in Mexico.