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Steve Aoki's signature cake-in-the-face toss just got him sued by a Las Vegas clubgoer, who didn't get nailed by a cake ... but says it still took him out.

Raymond Collins says Aoki's flying pastry during a March set at Hakkasan made him bite it so hard he sustained a serious head injury. In the suit, he says he literally did a slip and fall on the cake after it landed on the ground.

Normally, it's an EDM badge of honor to get nailed by Steve, but Collins says the cake turned into a disaster for him. He claims he's lost income, and wants damages for mental suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and more.

We've reached out to Steve's reps for his side of things.

So much for just desserts.

The only thing bigger than Camille Cosby's coat was the giant grin on her face as she walked into her first deposition in one of her husband's legal battles.

Lawyers for 7 women who've filed a defamation suit against Bill Cosby grilled his wife on Monday in a Springfield, Mass. hotel.

Camille -- who's been married to Bill for 52 years -- tried to get out of the depo, and even filed an emergency motion late Saturday requesting it be delayed, but the judge said no dice.

Nonetheless, she put on a brave face for the occasion, and just as importantly ... smart, comfy footwear.

More money problems for Grandmama ... this time Larry Johnson's being sued for close to $500,000 after allegedly blowing off a bank loan from 2007 ... TMZ Sports has learned.

Bank of America claims the former NBA star -- who filed for bankruptcy last year -- is in the hole to the tune of $494,446.57 ... because he stopped making payments on his $450k loan in 2010.

Johnson's got serious money problems ... crazy for a guy who reportedly made more than $80 MILLION during his NBA career. Last year, he was accused of being a deadbeat dad to 4 different women.

Kesha has run out of money to fund what has become a very expensive legal battle ... and, no surprise, she's blaming her financial woes on Dr. Luke.

Sources connected with the singer tell us, aside from the fact that Kesha "has been on ice for 3 years," they say Dr. Luke has withheld royalties from her. As a result, she has virtually no income.

We're told Kesha did not solicit money, and Taylor Swift gave her the $250k on her own accord.

Our Kesha sources say so far, no other celebs have donated money.

More details on the Joseph Randle arrest ... now cops say the ex-Dallas Cowboys running back was trying to run people over with his car before he was busted.

TMZ Sports broke the story ... the 24-year-old was popped Sunday morning in Kansas on 3 counts of battery, 1 count of drug possession and 1 count of criminal damage.

Now, law enforcement in Wichita says Randle tried to hit 3 people with his car -- and then tried to chase them into a home ... before forcing his way inside.

Witnesses tell TMZ Sports ... the scene was crazy -- but miraculously, no one suffered any major injuries.

Taylor Swift is sinking $250k into Kesha's legal fund as a "show of support" in Kesha's up to now losing battle to cut ties with Sony and Dr. Luke.

Kesha tried unsuccessfully to get out of her contract with Sony, on grounds one of its star producers, Dr. Luke, allegedly raped her. Luke has strongly denied the allegation and a judge has ruled she has all sorts of options to fulfill her contract at Sony, by simply working with another producer.

Kesha's a liar and an extortionist who got exposed by a judge who figured out what's up ... this according to Dr. Luke's lawyers.

As we reported, a NYC judge shut Kesha down Friday in her attempt to get out of her Sony contract, after leveling a panoply of charges against the famed record producer, including rape.

Luke's lawyers have some interesting words for Kesha. On one hand, they want her to know she's always been "free" ... free to record with Luke or any other Sony producer. The lawyers also say they've invested $11 mil in her career and are "committed to continuing to promote her work."

On the other hand, the lawyers blast Kesha for engaging in "trial by Twitter," engaging in an unsupported, "vicious smear campaign to ruin Luke's reputation."

The lawyers go on, claiming Kesha's "outright lies" were designed "to extort a contract renegotiation and money."

The movie "When Fetty Wap met Masika" would be less romantic comedy and more porno -- at least according to the "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" star who's positive Fetty is her baby daddy.

TMZ has learned Masika Tucker filed legal docs demanding the rapper submit to a paternity test. We're told Masika explains in the papers, she and Fetty met last year and from June 28 until July 15 had "sexual relations on numerous occasions." She also states he was her only partner during that period. Ditto for the 4 months prior.

Bottom line for Masika -- who's 7-8 months along -- Fetty's her only candidate for the daddy.

Masika also wants Fetty to pay pregnancy expenses and child support once the baby arrives. She lists some monthly expenses ... including $4,500 for rent, $820 for a housekeeper and $2,000 for clothes.

We're told she says she's dropping $17k per month on expenses.

Masika wants the court to grant her full legal and physical custody as soon as she pops out baby Fetty.

Bristol Palin has just released her inner grizzly in her custody battle with baby daddy Dakota Meyer ... by insisting their newborn is better off staying in Alaska with her.

Dakota's DNA is a match with 2-month-old Sailor Grace, according to legal docs, but Bristol's still pushing back on his bid for joint custody. The problem ... she lives in Alaska and he's in Kentucky.

Bristol wants primary physical custody. She's ok if Dakota gets visitation, but that's it.

As for legal custody -- the right to make decisions for their kid -- she wants final say if there's a disagreement.

Bristol also wants child support ... he's already filed legal docs saying he's willing to pay ... though not necessarily as much as she wants.

Beyonce must come forward and tell the world her Super Bowl performance was NOT an attack on cops ... that's what the rank and file in the NYPD want, and want badly.

Our NYPD sources admit they don't believe Beyonce was advocating hostility toward police in her homage to the Black Panthers. Problem is ... they say that's the way it came across for millions of viewers.

We're told cops are bitter and want her to publicly disavow violence or any other type of aggression toward police. While she's at it, they'd also like an explanation as to what she really meant.

All that said, our sources were quick to add they will fully protect Beyonce when she's in NYC.

Kesha couldn't hold back her tears as soon as the judge announced she had to honor her contract with Sony Music.

A NY Daily News photog captured the emotional moment Friday in a New York City courtroom. As we reported, the judge refused to grant Kesha an injunction that would have allowed her to record music outside her Sony deal.

Whitenicious founder Dencia just made good on her threats she'd sue LisaRaye McCoy for what she's calling defamatory comments about her skin care line ... TMZ has learned.

Dencia and her company are suing LisaRaye for defamation and product disparagement claiming the "Single Ladies" actress badmouthed her skin lightening products by saying they caused cancer and left dark spots on the skin.

LisaRaye appeared on "TMZ Live" in an attempt to clear the air, saying she didn't single out Dencia's line, and said she was talking about something called Whitealicious.

But Dencia says the two are basically one in the same since they sound so similar and her company even owns the domain to Whitealicious.net.

In her legal docs, Dencia claims LisaRaye knew very well what she was doing since she had multiple calls with LisaRaye about repping another one of her products.

Denica says she lost sales over LisaRaye's comments and repeated attacks on social media. She also wants punitive damages.

We've reached out to LisaRaye ... so far, no word back.

Chris Spivey, the dad caught on camera disciplining his son with a belt on "Jo Frost: Nanny On Tour," is threatening legal action against the show after getting flooded with death threats.

Spivey tells TMZ the footage of what sounds like him whipping his 9-year-old with a belt as the child screamed in pain is "bogus" because it was grossly edited, and he was only hitting the bed. He says producers took the isolated incident and created a whole show around it, but never gave him a heads up it was airing Thursday night.

TMZ broke the story ... Frost called child services in November on Spivey after she saw the disturbing footage captured by the show's surveillance cameras. Spivey says DCFS investigated but found no wrongdoing.

Spivey watched last night and says the show "sucked." He says right after it aired he started getting Facebook threats.

Dr. Drew has told a judge Janice Dickinson is a truth teller, and if she says Bill Cosby raped her then the court can take that to the bank.

Drew filed a declaration in Dickinson's defamation suit against Cosby, in which she claims he slandered her by claiming she lied about him drugging and raping her in 1982.

Drew says during the filming of 'Celebrity Rehab' in 2010, she told him she'd been raped by a "prominent celebrity" but was too scared to reveal his name. She's made statements to others before 2010, claiming the culprit was Cosby.

Drew says he found her to be an honest person. Indeed he says she's sometimes "overly honest ... blunt and unvarnished." He says, "she speaks the truth."

He goes on to explain her past addictions don't make her a liar for life ... "In my professional opinion, an addict may get clean and sober and become an honest and truthful person. I believe that has been the case for Ms. Dickinson."

Jon Jones caught a HUGE break during his traffic stop in New Mexico last month -- with the officer telling the UFC star he let him off easy after going 75 in a 35 WITHOUT a driver's license.

TMZ Sports obtained the audio from the January 31st incident -- in which Jon is extremely polite and explains that he didn't realize he was going so fast.

The cop asks for Jon's driver's license, registration and proof of insurance but Jones says he doesn't have it on him ... explaining he was running late for MMA practice and didn't have his stuff in order.

Jon then says he lost his license a while back and has been driving with his passport instead -- the cop explains he can't do that.

In the end, the cop tells Jon he could have busted him for reckless driving -- a misdemeanor -- which could have violated the terms of Jon's probation stemming from his hit and run conviction.

Instead, the cop only cited Jon for driving without a license, proof of insurance and registration -- and explains, "You're getting a huge break dude."

At the end of the stop, the cop admonishes Jones -- "Just drive normal, okay? I mean, yeah you got a cool car but there's no need to go drive crazy and kill somebody or kill yourself. It ain't worth it dude."

Kesha wept openly in court when a judge ruled she will NOT be let out of her Sony Music contract.

Kesha is accusing her longtime producer Dr. Luke of sexually, mentally, and physically abusing her during the years they cranked out hit music -- and as a result she wants out of her Sony deal.

She had sought an injunction allowing her to make an album outside of Sony, but the judge shot that down Friday morning ... saying she can work with a different producer under the Sony umbrella.

Kesha's attorneys say they're worried Sony will blackball her if she refuses to work with Luke, who was not in the courtroom.

There was no decision on the abuse claims ... that part of the litigation is ongoing.