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Dustin Diamond is officially an inmate ... turning himself into a Wisconsin jail Friday night.

Diamond reported to the Ozaukee County Jail to serve out a 4 month sentence. You'll remember, Diamond was convicted back in May for stabbing a man in a bar on Xmas of 2014. Lucky for Dustin, the judge only hit him with 2 misdemeanors and dropped the far more serious felonies.

Not so good news ... Dustin checked in after dinner time at the jail. We're told Friday's menu was country fried steak, gravy, rice, salad and a piece of cake.

No telling if the sentence will be one too.

Meet John and Lisa Robinson, the first Powerball jackpot winners to publicly come forward and claim their prize ... and yes, it's okay to hate them.

The Robinsons purchased their winning ticket at Naifeh's Food Mart in the small town of Munford, Tennessee.

Two other winning tickets are still out there -- one purchased at a 7-Eleven in Chino Hills, California and the other at a Publix in Melbourne, Florida.

Neither of those winners has come forward.

Canadian musician Kiesza just got slapped with a lawsuit over her massively popular "Hideaway" music video, which features a graffiti artist's work ... but he's not happy about it.

The "Hideaway" video is clocking almost 300 million YouTube hits -- and Brooklyn artist Jamie Mitchel Kosse's street art is seen in the background, but in his lawsuit he says he never gave Kiesza permission. Still, Kosse says she's reaping the benefits because his art lends street cred to her video.

Kosse says his work is no stranger to the screen -- his graffiti was featured in movies "The Dictator," "A Gifted Man," and licensed by NBC and CBS too.

The artist wants all copies of the video destroyed and removed from the Internet -- plus damages.

Gotta say it's a super catchy tune and fun video -- especially the awesome graffiti in the background.

Mos Def allegedly tried to use a "world passport" Thursday to leave South Africa, but since there is no such thing as a "world passport" ... he was arrested and banned from the country for five years.

A Department of Home Affairs spokesman in S.A. tells us Mos overstayed his visitor's permit, but he can apply for permanent residency if he wishes ... he just needs to go through the proper channels.

LeBron James is becoming a reality TV star -- but it's less "Basketball Wives" and more "Bar Rescue."

James just announced he's launching a new show called "Cleveland Hustles" on CNBC -- which will feature the NBA superstar meeting with struggling local businesses to help turn things around.

The details on the project are slim ... but it sounds like "Bar Rescue" meets "Extreme Home Makeover."

By the way, James will be producing the show along with Magical Elves -- the production company behind the mega-hit "Top Chef."

No word on when the show is set to debut -- but it's just ANOTHER big move from James who recently inked a mega-deal with Nike and a development deal with Warner Brothers.

Alan Rickman -- perhaps best known for playing Professor Snape in the 'Harry Potter' films -- passed away, his family announced Thursday. He was 69.

Rickman had been suffering from cancer and was surrounded by family, they said.

The British actor's first major role was playing Hans Gruber opposite Bruce Willis in "Die Hard."

Rickman took home a Golden Globe and an Emmy for his lead role in the 1996 HBO movie "Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny."

Ex-NFL star Lawrence Phillips is dead -- and officials are investigating his death as a suicide after he was found in his prison cell.

It's a homecoming for the St. Louis Rams -- NFL owners just approved the franchise returning to Los Angeles, and the vote wasn't even close.

The owners met in Houston on Tuesday to decided which teams if any would be moving. The Rams, Raiders, and Chargers all applied to make the jump to L.A.

The vote was 30-2 in favor of the Rams getting the nod. The Chargers were a sort of runner-up ... they got first option to go to L.A. later, and would share the stadium the Rams are building in Inglewood ... next to the Fabulous Forum where the Lakers used to play.

Two of the "Alaskan Bush People" stars won't have to wander around the frozen tundra for a while -- instead they'll get to chill in jail cells.

Bill Brown, and his son Joshua "Bam Bam" Brown each got sentenced to 30 days in jail on Monday ... after pleding guilty to lying on their Alaskan oil dividend forms. Up in Alaska, all resident get a cut of the state's oil revenue ... but the Browns got busted falsifying their forms.

As part of their plea deal, father and son must also pay back the $8,000 they got from the state and do 40 hours of community service. The part that really hurts -- the Discovery reality TV stars can never get oil dividends again!

David Bowie's ex-wife, and mother of his first child, is choosing to stay locked up in the 'Big Brother' house after getting the news of his death.

Angie Barnett just happens to be on "Celebrity Big Brother" in the UK right now. Producers say they told her about Bowie's passing, but she has "taken the decision to continue in the program" ... even though they've given her the option to bow out.

Bowie and Angie -- a model and actress at the time -- got married in 1970 and stayed together for 10 years. Their son Duncan Jones is a filmmaker.

66-year-old Angie talked about their breakup during a recent episode of 'BB.'

Pat Harrington Jr. -- best known for playing Schneider on "One Day at a Time" -- died Wednesday. He was 86.

According to his daughter Tessa, Harrington was surrounded by family when he passed. No cause of death was disclosed.

Harrington played building super Dwayne Schneider on the classic sitcom from 1975 to 1984.

Most recently he appeared on an episode of "Hot in Cleveland."

Draya Michele and her NFL superstar fiance, Orlando Scandrick, are expecting a baby boy.

There had been rumors floating around for weeks that Michele had a bun in the oven ... and Draya confirmed them to People magazine Tuesday saying she's in her second trimester and "feeling great."

The two have been the very definition of on-again-off-again during their 2 year relationship ... but we're told that it's been smooth sailing as of late and they're 100% planning on getting married.

Congrats guys!!

Steely Dan's Donald Fagen was arrested Monday evening after allegedly assaulting his wife inside their NYC home.

According to the criminal complaint 67-year-old Fagen pushed his wife, Libby Titus, into a marble window frame in their Upper East Side pad. Cops say she suffered bruising and swelling to her right arm.

Fagen was arrested and charged with one count of misdemeanor assault and cited for harassment. He's also been ordered to stay away from Titus, who told the NY Post she's divorcing Fagen.

The Rock Hall of Famer was released without bail.

A magazine report about Tyga cheating on Kylie Jenner with a 14-year-old has drawn the ire of attorney Gloria Allred ... and she's about to blast the whole story.

Allred is representing the unidentified girl, who was mentioned in an OK! story, published last week, which said Kylie had busted her BF texting the 14-year-old. Allred says the story made it seem like the teen was excited to be part of "an alleged sex scandal."

Allred claims OK! portrayed the teen in a "false light."

No mention of a lawsuit yet ... but Gloria, the girl and her mother will hold a news conference Monday afternoon to tell their side of the story -- and we'll have it for you on a livestream.

Cam Newton is a dabbing dad ... he and his girlfriend had a baby boy over the Xmas holidays.

Newton was hesitant about breaking the good news because he didn't want to distract his teammates during the season.

Congrats!

Bill Cosby says he's the victim of a district attorney trying to make a name for himself in a meritless case.

Cosby's attorneys are indignant, making it clear their client was the centerpiece of a hotly contested election for D.A. in Montgomery County, PA.

It's interesting ... Kevin Steele, who went before reporters Wednesday to announce the sexual assault charge is not even the D.A. yet ... he takes office Friday, and he ran on a platform of prosecuting Cosby.