Keegan Allen, best known for playing Toby Cavanaugh on “Pretty Little Liars,” says he was beaten and robbed at gunpoint in West Hollywood on Thursday, October 8. The actor shared a video of the alleged incident and its aftermath on Instagram, showing himself covered in blood and describing how two men threatened him over his watch.

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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that deputies responded to a robbery report at around 9:05 p.m. on the 8400 block of Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood. According to authorities, two men dressed in black approached the victim, with one pointing a silver handgun and the other a knife before demanding his watch and bracelet.

“These two dudes hit me in the head and pointed a gun at me with a knife and then took off,” Allen said in the video. He also claimed the men struck him several times before taking his watch and leaving the scene.

The footage included security video from outside Laurel Supply, an upscale grocery store where Allen said the robbery took place. The recording appeared to show two men approaching the actor as he loaded items into his truck in the parking lot. One of them appeared to strike him in the head with a gun.

Authorities confirmed that the victim was struck in the face with a handgun and sustained a laceration to his forehead. Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel evaluated him at the scene, but he was not transported to a hospital. The suspects fled in an unknown vehicle, and the sheriff’s department asked anyone with information to contact West Hollywood Station detectives.

Photo: Photo: Instagram/@Keegan Allen

In his Instagram post, Allen expressed concern about safety in the area and called for the alleged attackers to be identified. He also questioned whether nearby surveillance cameras would help investigators locate the men. Allen said he planned to share more information about the incident later.

Allen played Toby Cavanaugh throughout the original run of Pretty Little Liars from 2010 to 2017. He played Liam Walker in Walker from 2021 to 2024 and appeared as a guest on ABC’s police drama The Rookie earlier this year.

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Rihanna has included all three of her children in Savage X Fenty’s latest holiday campaign. RZA, Riot and their younger sister, Rocki Irish, appear together in matching red onesies in a photoshoot released on October 9.

The campaign continues a family tradition for the brand. Rihanna previously appeared with her two sons in Savage X Fenty’s 2024 holiday campaign, but this year’s shoot also includes Rocki, who turned one in September. The photos mark her modeling debut for the brand.

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The photographs show the family surrounded by snowflake garlands, artificial snow and animated penguins. Rihanna’s children wear matching red hooded sleepwear, with the coordinated outfits giving the shoot a festive holiday setting.

Rihanna shared the photographs on Instagram with the caption, “just here to start off cozy szn!”

The onesies are available in adult, toddler and baby sizes, giving families the option to wear matching sleepwear during the holiday season.

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In 2024, Rihanna and her sons, RZA and Riot, appeared in Savage X Fenty’s first family onesie collection. The latest campaign expands on that release by including Rocki alongside her older brothers.

A$AP Rocky, Rihanna’s partner and the children’s father, does not appear in the new photographs. The campaign instead centers on Rihanna and her three children as the brand promotes its holiday sleepwear.

Celine Dion fell during her Paris concert on October 7 and later briefly forgot the lyrics to one of her best-known French-language songs, drawing attention to the singer’s return to live performances after years of health challenges.

The 58-year-old singer was performing “Dans un autre monde” at the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre, west of Paris, when she slipped and fell backward. Her trousers reportedly caught under one of her heels, contributing to the fall.

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Dion got back to her feet, gave the audience a thumbs-up and continued singing. Later in the concert, she briefly lost her place while performing “Pour que tu m’aimes encore,” her 1995 hit written by Jean-Jacques Goldman.

Audience members sang along when Dion forgot the lyrics. The singer thanked them for their support, acknowledging the moment without allowing it to bring the performance to a halt.

The incidents attracted attention because Dion has spent recent years managing stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can cause muscle stiffness and painful spasms. She publicly revealed her diagnosis in December 2022, explaining that the condition had affected her ability to sing and perform as before.

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Her diagnosis forced her to postpone and cancel performances while she sought treatment and worked to manage her symptoms. In 2024, the documentary I Am: Celine Dion gave viewers a closer look at the physical difficulties she faced while navigating the condition and trying to continue her career.

Dion returned to full-length concerts in September 2026 after more than six years away from the stage. Her Paris residency marked an important step in her return to live performance following years of uncertainty about her ability to tour again.

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However, neither the fall nor the brief lapse in lyrics establishes that her condition has worsened. The reported explanation for the fall was that her clothing caught under her heel, while forgetting lyrics can happen during a live performance. Any conclusion about a change in her health would require further evidence.

Dion continued performing after both incidents, while the audience sang along when she lost her place. The moments offered a glimpse of the unpredictable nature of live performance, but they do not, on their own, reveal whether her medical condition has changed.