CELEBRITY JUSTICE ™

Rap genius Riff Raff confused the number 12 with the number 2 -- at least according to the landlord who says Mr. Raff came up way short on his rent checks.

The rapper's been ordered to cough up 10 months of unpaid rent plus interest and court costs -- which comes out to $69,288 ... according to docs. RR signed a 12 month lease for the San Fernando Valley pad in July 2014, but the landlord says he was gone by September. The place appears to be unoccupied these days.

Tyga just gave Kylie Jenner an early holiday gift by saving her ass from a financial grilling for the low low price of $200k.

We're told Tyga recently forked over $100k, plus some interest, to celeb jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills. This represents the full balance owed after Jason won a judgment against him. Stop snickering ... as we've reported, Tyga's using his cash, not Kylie's, to settle the bill.

It's a huge relief for Kylie, since Jason's lawyers planned to make her reveal her financial info as part of their debtor's exam on Tyga.

Best part of this gift to Kylie? It can't be repossessed -- but as we reported, Tyga might not be fully out of the financial woods just yet.

Jared Fogle, Brendan Dassey and a bunch of other famous prisoners may have given up many of their inalienable rights, but not the right to get the bird on Turkey Day.

We surveyed the landscape, and here's what the joints are offering for Thanksgiving dinner:

Brendan Dassey (Wisconsin)
The "Making a Murderer" star gets roasted turkey with giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, biscuits, pumpkin pie with crust on top, veggie salad and chocolate milk.

Suge Knight (Los Angeles)
Suge's meal is similar to Dassey's, but he gets a dinner roll instead of a biscuit and a pumpkin muffin instead of pie ... and milk without the chocolate.

Kevin Gates (Florida)
The rapper also gets a traditional meal, but add corn and a fruit turnover to the spread. Sorry, no milk. Gates' prison also serves a vegetarian option of rice, beans and fruit.

Joe Giudice & Apollo Nida (New Jersey)
The 'Real Housewives' hubbies will chow down on a traditional meal, cafeteria-style, that includes stuffing and dessert.

Tyga's birthday was full of surprises Friday night ... he got himself a brand new lawsuit, and it was even hand delivered.

Kylie's BF rolled into Penthouse nightclub in WeHo when a guy popped out of nowhere and served him with legal docs. The process server was unceremoniously and forcibly removed.

As for why Tyga got served ... it could be the Lambo, the Maybach, the Ferrari, jewelry, a home ... who knows?

A Martha Stewart Living folding chair almost did in a woman who just wanted to sit ... so she claims in a new lawsuit.

Gina Currie claims she bought a wicker folding patio dining chair at Home Depot. The chair was manufactured by Martha's company, so what could go wrong?

Currie claims she took a seat 2 years ago, when the welds of the support bar failed and she went crashing to the ground, causing her serious injuries.

The customer is not only going after Martha's company, she's gunning for Home Depot, claiming the store should have known it was hawking a faulty chair.

And this is interesting ... the chair's been discontinued from Martha's line.

We reached out to Martha Stewart Living and Home Depot ... so far, no word back.

Swizz Beatz is A-OK with the good 'ol US of A after wiping out more than a million bucks worth of debt to the IRS.

The mega hip-hop producer settled 2 federal tax liens totaling $1,380,712.08 from 2008 and 2010 ... according to new docs obtained by TMZ.

Alicia Keys' hubby's been busy wiping his slate clean. He's reportedly already ponied up more than $650k to cover unpaid taxes in 2009, 2014 and 2015 as well.

Not to worry, he and Alicia have plenty left for turkey, stuffing and even gravy.

Ex-NBA star Steve Francis has been released from jail after his Saturday drunk driving arrest -- but was ordered by the judge to install a breathalyzer system into his car.

As we previously reported, cops say Francis reeked of booze and vowed revenge on officers during his arrest ... in which a bunch of weed was also allegedly found in the car.

After he bonded out Wednesday morning, he returned to court -- where the judge told him he's not allowed to drink or take drugs unless prescribed by a doctor.

He will also undergo random drug and alcohol testing.

The judge also said he can't leave the state of Texas without permission -- unless he's going to Florida to turn himself in on an unrelated burglary charge (he has 30 days to do that).

Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is back to its glory ... and it's now getting Secret Service-like protection.

Law enforcement sources tell us the LAPD will have 2 officers on foot patrol in the area 24/7, in addition to vehicle patrol. We're told a camera will be trained on Trump's star, located near a shopping mall ... and private security has also been alerted to keep an eye out for vandals.

The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce -- which maintains the Walk -- has placed a protective barrier around Trump's star -- it's unclear when it will be removed.

The star had been covered by a wooden panel for several weeks after it got obliterated with the help of a sledgehammer. The vandal faces 3 years in prison.

Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas' little brother allegedly got caught red-handed this week with some illegal green on him in Nashville.

Frankie Jonas -- the "Bonus Jonas Brother," who's 16 -- was cited for possession of marijuana Tuesday night according to our Nashville sources. We're told he got picked up outside of a convenience store.

Sources close to the fam tell us Frankie's a good kid who's always kept his nose clean. He's actually graduated high school already and is taking college courses. We're told he's extremely remorseful about the bust.

Boys will be boys ... even Jonas boys.

Prosecutors in Spain are gunning to lock up Neymar -- claiming the Brazilian soccer star needs to be punished harshly for his alleged role in a multi-million dollar soccer corruption case.

The story is long and complicated but basically boils down to this -- officials believe Neymar and his family hid money in his $105 MILLION transfer fee deal from Santos to Barcelona in 2013.

For his part, Neymar has denied any wrongdoing -- and according to reports, he'll have the chance to prove it when the case goes to trial.

If Steve Sarkisian wins his $30 MILLION lawsuit against USC, his now ex-wife won't get a dime ... this according to court docs obtained by TMZ Sports.

Sark's divorce from his longtime wife, Stephanie, has been finalized -- ending their 19 year marriage.

There was a ton of money at stake (he reportedly made more than $10 million coaching at Washington and millions more at USC).

Sources connected to the ex-couple tell us there was a private settlement in regards to the bulk of the family fortune.

When it comes to cars ... he gets the Mercedes, she gets the Land Rover. He also has to cut a 1 time check for $293k as an "equalization payment."

They also agreed on no spousal support, no child support and joint custody of their 3 minor kids.

But get this ... when it comes to Steve's $30 mil wrongful termination suit against USC, the two worked out a deal in which he gets 100% of any judgment if he wins.

It's unclear what he had to give up to keep her hands off any potential judgment, but you can bet it was substantial.

Sources close to 50 tell TMZ, "50 doesn't personally know him however he heard that he was assaulted, as a result of the vlad and Jimmy Henchmen interview that mentioned 50. Mafi personally commented on 50's post, and when 50 saw he was in fact not injured he then deleted the post."

50 Cent made a thinly veiled threat to cut a guy so badly he'd need 150 stitches -- so claims the guy who says all he did was try to interview one of Fiddy's baby mamas.

Courtney "Mafi" Johnson says he booked Shaniqua Tompkins for an interview, and the next day 50 Cent posted a photo of Mafi on his Instagram with the menacing caption: "I have nothing to do with him getting a buck 50 in his face ... now the poor guy has to staple his face together."

Mafi says Fiddy deleted the post after 45 minutes, but the damage was done -- he called police out of concern for his safety and filed an incident report. Cops in Wisconsin, where Mafi lives, say they've looked into it and closed the case.

Mafi says he's meeting with a lawyer to consider his options.

The FBI says there's nothing to investigate with Brad Pitt and the incident on a jet with son Maddox ... TMZ has learned.

The Agency has closed its inquiry into the incident in which Brad and Maddox got into it and some contact was made.

The Agency says, "The FBI has conducted a review of the circumstances and will not pursue further investigation. No charges have been filed in this matter."

The FBI action follows the L.A. County Dept. of Children and Family Services, which closed its investigation, concluding there was no child abuse.

Brad and Angelina are still at war over custody of their 6 kids. She wants sole physical custody and he's asking the divorce judge for joint custody.

Cops have arrested a doctor in connection with the death of former 3 Doors Down guitarist Matt Roberts.

Roberts died from a prescription drug overdose and West Bend, Wisc. Police believe the source of the drugs was an Alabama physician -- Dr. Richard Snellgrove. He's now been indicted for illegal drug distribution.

Snellgrove reportedly prescribed 5 different controlled substances in the names of different individuals, but prosecutors allege the intended recipient for all the meds was Roberts.

Bethenny Frankel thinks she got motherf***ed by a notary public -- or more accurately ... mother-in-law f'd.

The 'RHONY' star is suing attorney Jamie Andrew Schreck for allowing Jason Hoppy's mother to notarize a trust they created for a swanky apartment back in 2011 ... happier times for the then-couple.

Sources close to Bethenny claim Schreck should've known Carol wasn't authorized to notarize docs in New York state -- and Bethenny thinks this could render the whole trust invalid.

T.I.'s team lied to organizers of a huge graduation bash, and left them holding a $390,000 bag when he backed out on performing ... according to a lawsuit.

Planet Productions says T.I.'s gangster reputation after a shooting at his May concert in NYC made them leery about him headlining a HS graduation party in Florida, but Tip's agency reassured them everything would be fine.

According to the docs, the party planners took T.I.'s team at its word and ramped up advertising -- more than $10k per day -- to promote and sell show tix. A few days later, though ... PP claims T.I. pulled the plug.

Planet is suing T.I. and his management for the $300k it dropped for marketing and licensing costs ... plus the $90k to book Tip.