America Online and Telepictures Productions on Thursday launched TMZ.com, a Web site with celebrity gossip and news.
"Our resources and news gathering expertise combined with AOL's audience reach will make TMZ.com a force from day one," Jim Paratore, president of Telepictures Productions, said in a statement.
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