CELEBRITY JUSTICE ™

2 Chainz is gunning for the woman he called a "thot" in that viral video ... according to her, and she says he's even put a hit out on her.

Christine Chisolm just filed new docs -- obtained by TMZ -- in her $5 million lawsuit, and says the rapper has visited the town where she lives to get info about her.

She says she was out for a run and a black Mercedes followed her, caught up to her and hit her ... injuring her arm.

And that's not all ... Christine says the 2 Chainz song "Watch Out" is about her. It includes lyrics like, "Shawty said she want 5 million, cause I told her to leave and call her a thot ... We waving that thing at your body, we waving that thing at your eye."

TMZ broke the story ... Chisolm sued 2 Chainz in July after a video surfaced of the rapper calling her a "thot." She says she lost her barbershop job as a result.

We reached out to a rep for 2 Chainz who had no comment.

Jared Fogle will be in prison for well over a decade if prosecutors have their way, because they're asking the judge to sentence him to the max.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Indiana has filed legal docs, asking the judge to give Fogle 12 1/2 years in federal prison. Under the plea bargain agreement, the range was between 5 - 12 1/2 years, subject to the judge signing off.

Prosecutors laid out why his child porn conviction is so heinous ... there was an enormous amount of child porn in the various devices of Fogle and Russell Taylor, including 5.6 terabytes of data. There were 16 smart phones, 6 laptops, 22 DVDs, 159,634 text messages, 3,394 videos and 47,623 pictures.

The Feds say they ID'd 12 victims of child porn and 2 victims of child prostitution.

The documents say Taylor provided drugs and alcohol to induce the minors into engaging in sex acts, and Fogle didn't report it because he wanted to see the pornography Taylor produced.

And 2 files were found in Fogle's phone with the actual first name of the minor victim.

The legal docs say Fogle would pay minors to engage in sex acts in hotel rooms, and did it twice in New York.

And according to the docs, Fogle had contact with a 16-year-old prostitute he met on Craigslist.

The docs say although Fogle has paid prostitutes hundreds of times, they've only found 2 minors in the bunch, but are still looking.

Taylor Swift got a federal judge to fan girl out in a legal victory in which her Honor snatched the singer's lyrics to make her point.

A songwriter had sued Taylor, claiming she stole his song "Haters Gone Hate" in creating "Shake it Off."

Judge Gail Standish wasn't having it, and set a dismissal in motion. Here's what Judge Standish wrote:

"At present, the Court is not saying that Braham can never, ever, ever get his case back in court. But for now, we have got problems, and the Court is not sure Braham can solve them"

She goes on, saying the lawsuit "has a blank space -- one that requires Braham to do more than write his name."

But Judge Standish isn't done, saying the lawsuit is fundamentally deficient and "Band-Aids will not fix the bullet holes in the case."

And of course, she ends by ruling, "At least for the moment, Defendants have shaken off this lawsuit."

Nervous, Judge Judy?

Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett tried to go the Reese Witherspoon route during his drunk driving arrest -- asking the officer for special treatment because, "I'm the quarterback of Ohio State!"

Dog the Bounty Hunter is tapping out on tracking El Chapo ... despite the $5 million bounty on the notorious drug lord's head, and no price tag is going to change his mind.

Dog says he learned a big lesson the last time he went after a fugitive who was down Mexico way -- 'cause he ended up behind bars!

The guy who claims Britney Spears' hit song "Piece of Me" jacked sexy moans from his sound library ... is backing down because the lawsuit was taking a huge piece of his wallet.

Kirk Rothum voluntarily dismissed the suit against Sony Music. You'll recall, Rothum went after Brit's label back in May, claiming the seductive "uhh" and "oh yeah" moans were ripped, without permission, from his sound library. Rothum says he never got a dime.

A source close to the case tells us Rothum decided to wave the white flag because he was tired of wasting money without the suit going anywhere.

We're told there's still a slight chance he could refile, but until Rothum's got money to burn -- looks like Sony's off the hook.

An Arizona councilman claims the ASU mascot jacked up his back in a photobomb gone wrong at a football game earlier this season ... and now he wants more than $100k from the school.

Tempe councilman David Schapira claims he was at the ASU vs New Mexico game on Sept. 18th ... and was posing for a picture when Sparky the Sundevil mascot jokingly pounced on him.

Problem is ... Schapira says he felt a pop in his back -- and had to be transported to a hospital as a result of the injuries.

In fact, Schapira says he's had to use a cane to walk ever since the incident.

Now, he's filed a formal claim with the university -- demanding more than $120k in damages and other costs. Schapira says he hopes ASU will pay up so he doesn't have to file a lawsuit.

In-N-Out is getting burned by a popular food delivery website, according to a lawsuit the legendary burger chain just filed ... and the case could affect couch-loving food fans everywhere.

The famed home of the Double-Double is trying to stop DoorDash.com from delivering its food. In-N-Out points out the service is using an imitation logo on its website, even though DoorDash was told several times it doesn't have permission.

In the suit, In-N-Out says it's worried about not having control over how long DoorDash takes to deliver or how they handle the food -- particularly important to In-N-Out, which prides itself on never freezing meat.

DoorDash -- which is allegedly worth $600 million -- has angered several restaurants in New York for charging higher prices for menu items ... according to a food blog.

Blac Chyna could be in big legal trouble ... her car was involved in a horrific accident early Sunday morning and the driver -- whoever it was -- is now a fugitive from justice.

We've obtained pics of the aftermath of the violent crash. Here's what we've learned. At 1:30 AM, Blac Chyna's white BMW was allegedly speeding down Reseda Blvd. south of Ventura Blvd. in the San Fernando Valley, when it blew a stop sign and slammed into a car that was turning left.

The collision was so violent Blac Chyna's car took out a pole and a fire hydrant. The other car flew across the lanes and we're told all 3 passengers were injured.

Our sources say the 3 passengers saw 2 African-American women in mini skirts get out of the BMW and jump in a car that had been following them, leaving the BMW behind.

Police have opened a hit and run investigation.

As for Blac Chyna ... one source tells us she stayed in Saturday night and was not driving. We're told she often loans her car out to friends, and that's likely what happened Saturday night.

Under California law, if the owner of a car gives someone else permission to drive and the driver gets in an accident, the owner and driver are legally on the hook.

Chyna's lawyer tells TMZ his client was not involved in the accident ... he says she wasn't even at the scene.

TMZ Sports has obtained crazy video of boxing champ Kelly Pavlik allegedly firing a pellet gun at -- and hitting -- an unarmed man in an August incident that's being investigated by police.

The alleged victim has told police he was working on a pond at Pavlik's Ohio home back in August when the 33-year-old former WBO and WBC middleweight champ grabbed a pellet gun and opened fire.

In the video, you can hear the man scream for Kelly to stop ... but despite his pleas, someone fires a weapon ... and you hear the man yell, "Kelly ... Ow! you son of a bitch. It went right through my arm."

"You just shot me in the arm ... dude I got blood."

The camera then pans over and you see Kelly holding a pellet gun.

The alleged victim filed a police report a few days later in which he claims Pavlik was drinking during the incident.

TMZ Sports spoke with Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene who says the case has already been kicked over to the county prosecutor who will decide if Pavlik will be hit with criminal charges.

One of the stars of "Cholos Try Vegan Food" got a taste of celebrity early Tuesday morning when he was stopped by a cop who recognized him and sent him on his merry way.

Fabian Alomar was heading home from the Staples Center when cops pulled him and a female friend over for a blown out headlight. Fabian says he was expecting the worst after cops ordered them to put their hands up.

Fabian almost blew it by pulling the "Do you know who I am?" card with the first cop, who was not impressed. But the second cop was a Latina who saw the video, and she was clearly impressed and ultimately let him go with a warning to get his light fixed.

Fact is ... cops have discretion and often don't write motorists up with blown out lights, but when you watch the video Fabian's newfound fame clearly didn't hurt.

If you haven't seen it, the video is HILARIOUS .... the Cholos mistake kale chips for bud and kombucha for a tribe of ancient warriors.

'90s rapper MC Supreme was killed on a treacherous stretch of highway because Malibu and California repeatedly drop the ball on safety measures, according to his daughter's wrongful death lawsuit.

Yahdiya Coleman just filed against the city, the state, and Phillip Torres -- the driver who slammed into Supreme's car while he was parked on the Pacific Coast Highway. In the suit, she blasts the city for failing to install warning signs, lights or guardrails in the area.

Supreme was killed back in June ... not far from the part of PCH where Caitlyn Jenner had a fatal car crash. Investigators blamed Jenner's crash on inattentiveness, and Coleman thinks that was a factor in her father's death too. She also alleges Torres was drunk or high.

Several Malibu locals, including Rob Lowe, echoed Coleman's concerns after Supreme's death -- with Lowe even blasting the city on Twitter.

Lance Bass was out of sync on an L.A. freeway according to a motorcyclist who's suing him.

Khoren Moughalian claims in November 2013 he was riding his Kawasaki on the 10 Freeway when Lance made an abrupt lane change, slamming into him.

It appears from the suit Khoren really ate it, because he says he suffered severe injuries and now has to deal with a permanent disability. He's suing for unspecified damages.

And here's a fun fact we didn't know ... Lance's real name is James.

Birdman is temporarily off the hook in the legal fight for Drake's royalties -- but only because Jas Prince is gearing up to move his battle with the Cash Money honcho to a new arena.

Drake's pal, Jas, filed docs to dismiss his federal lawsuit in Florida against Cash Money and Aspire Music Group. Jas is seeking millions in unpaid royalties he says are owed to him for discovering Drake and bringing him to Birdman and Lil Wayne's label.

But our Prince sources tell us the real reason for the dismissal is ... Jas plans to refile the suit in New York.

Ex-NBA player Glen Rice Jr. crutched into an Atlanta courtroom Tuesday -- still reeling from the gunshot he took to the leg during a violent altercation 2 weeks ago ... TMZ Sports has learned.

Rice Jr. is facing felony marijuana possession and a misdemeanor gun charge stemming from the October 25th incident ... in which he was arrested following a shooting at a restaurant owned by rapper T.I.

As we previously reported, Rice Jr. was busted as he tried to leave the scene -- cops say he had 240 grams of weed, a bunch of cash ... and was bleeding out of his left leg.

Rice was not required to attend the hearing today -- but showed up anyway, probably to try to curry favor with the judge.

Glen didn't say much during the hearing, captured on video by WAGA Fox 5, but did attempt to stand up.

If convicted, Rice Jr. faces up to 11 years in prison.

One of the tattoo artists on VH1's "Black Ink" had to unhand a customer's ass to surrender to cops ... who busted him right in the middle of a shoot in NYC.

TMZ has learned Ceaser Emanuel was arrested Monday evening on a warrant for failure to pay child support. Witnesses in the Black Ink Tattoo Studio tell us Ceaser was putting a fresh piece on a female client's butt when the cops showed up.

We're told Ceaser's co-star Dutchess followed him down to the police station ... with the show's cams rolling. It's unclear if Ceaser -- who's got a rep for being an a**hole (it's even tatted on him) -- posted bail.