It's the media buzz meter with Howard Kurtz.

Let's start with a little celebrity news today, shall we?

Before we get to the serious stuff, unfortunately, the celebrity news is also of a serious vein.

Starting off with Jennifer Aniston, how can a Jennifer Aniston item be depressing?

But what happened is an intruder rammed through the gate of her home in Los Angeles,

the LAPD confirming to ABC that the one-time Friends star was home when a 70-year-old white man violently drove onto her property after midnight.

Private security guard extricated this guy from the car and held him until the cops arrived at her Bel Air Mansion.

She's also the star of a morning show on streaming.

Driver arrested without incident. Book for felony vandalism.

Says People magazine.

He had a minor undisclosed criminal history.

Hanniston has been preparing for a move to celebrity sanctuary Montecito up the coast,

according to the New York Post.

I know a little bit about that area I didn't know as a celebrity sanctuary.

Is that like being a city, a sanctuary city where they don't,

where they protect illegal immigrants anyway?

It's got to shake you up, especially since she was home with the Times. I'm sorry to report that.

I'm really sorry to report this.

And this thing has just such echoes of the Bill Cosby sex scandal with a very different twist.

The American edition of London's son reporting on a lawsuit against Smokey Robinson, the great R&B singer, he's been accused in this suit of sexually assaulting multiple former employees in his home after luring them to rooms without cameras.

And the twist is, I mean, there are no drugs involved, alleged, as there was in the Cosby case,

his wife, Smokey's wife, helped him carry out these alleged assaults.

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