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A$AP Rocky is being sued by a fan who was horribly injured during a concert, but it looks like the rapper was targeted not because of anything he did ... he's just got the deepest pockets in his mob.

Krystina Clowes claims in a new lawsuit she was enjoying the performance of A$AP Ferg during the 2013 concert when she was drilled into the ground, suffering a fractured vertebra.

Turns out ... A$AP Mob member Young Shabba felt the urge to crowd surf and landed on the unsuspecting fan. She says in the lawsuit she's a mess, and may never fully recover.

As for why she's suing A$AP Rocky, Clowes claims the whole mob has a history of stage diving, so they're all responsible.

She wants $75k minimum, and it appears a whole lot more.

Police were called to Joe Giudice's beach house in New Jersey on Saturday after an argument with a neighbor got out of control.

A witness tells TMZ Joe's oldest daughter Gia was locked out of the house and trying to get in for several minutes. Once Joe finally let her inside, he could be heard screaming at Gia from the backyard ... that's when a neighbor stepped in.

We're told the woman approached Joe's house and the two got into a shouting match. The neighbor could be heard yelling, "this guy is crazy, he's dangerous, call the cops."

Officers arrived to diffuse the situation and we're told Joe's daughters were begging them not to arrest their father.

A law enforcement source says no arrests were made and the argument was settled peacefully.

A rep for Joe says the whole thing started because Joe was having a party and the neighbor felt it was inappropriate for children to be around.

Terrence Howard can't talk about Friday's testimony -- that his make-out scene with Jennifer Hudson triggered an insane reaction from then-wife Michelle Ghent -- but he was quick to tell us how Lucious Lyon would handle the court case ... and it's pretty violent.

Constantine Maroulis told cops his baby mama left a trail of destruction in the home they shared ... violently trashing everything from his car to his flat screen.

We obtained docs Constantine used to get a restraining order against Angel Reed, and if he's telling the truth it's clear why he's living in fear. He says she kicked in the door of his Jaguar, destroyed artwork, his flat screen and various memorabilia.

Constantine goes on to say Angel drinks heavily and has criminals in her family. As a result he says he fears for his safety and the safety of their daughter.

TMZ broke the story ... Constantine was arrested Wednesday morning after a fight in which she claims he kicked her in the groin. He claims self-defense.

Joanna Krupa is dragging several other Beverly Hills 'Housewives' into her defamation lawsuit against Brandi Glanville, TMZ has learned.

Joanna's lawyer fired off a letter requesting 4-hour sit-downs with Lisa Vanderpump, Yolanda Foster and Yolanda's ex-husband Mohamed Hadid. Brandi has said she only repeated the "smelly vagina" insult from comments she heard from Lisa, Yolanda and Mohamed.

It does raise the issue ... why didn't Joanna sue the trio, in addition to Brandi, who blasted the insult on "Watch What Happens Live."

Joe Jackson did not OD on Viagra, and he's ready to sue some media outlets that made the claim.

A rep for Joe tells us the 87-year-old's lawyer has an international media company called RTL in the crosshairs for reporting that Joe's stroke and heart attacks were triggered by too much Viagra.

Other media made similar claims, and Joe's lawyer plans to go after them as well.

The rep says Jackson has hospital records proving there was no Viagra in his system when he was admitted.

Jackson arrived back in the U.S. this week after suffering three heart attacks and a stroke while vacationing in Brazil.

Glory Johnson's reaction to Brittney Griner's annulment filing getting shot down is ... the judge did what's right and fair -- and she says Brittney can't run from their marriage.

The pregnant Tulsa Shock player tells TMZ Sports ... "I am thankful the annulment was rejected because an act of marriage did occur." As we reported ... an Arizona judge just rejected Griner's request to annul their marriage.

Glory adds, "Together we made life changing decisions which impacted our lives collectively, and we both should be held responsible for those decisions."

Translation: I'm having twins, we're still married, and YOU are the breadwinner for this family.

Terrence Howard broke down on the stand today when he testified he signed a settlement agreement with his wife because she threatened to release medical information that would make it impossible for him to ever work in Hollywood again.

Howard was referring to a conversation he taped when Michelle Ghent was on the phone threatening to telling various people he had an STD.

He also testified he felt pressure to sign the settlement agreement -- giving her an unusually large sum of money -- because she threatened to release a sex tape featuring him and another woman.

Howard blew his nose as he fought back tears on the stand, taking deep breaths as he testified.

He's trying to undo the settlement -- giving her $5,800 a month in spousal support and a chunk of his "Empire" earnings -- on grounds he signed the doc under extreme duress.

Brittney Griner's attempt to annul her marriage was shot down in an Arizona court.

WNBA superstar Griner had filed for the annulment back in June ... right after fellow hoopster and wife, Glory Johnson, announced she was pregnant with twins. An AZ judge rejected the annulment case on Thursday.

It's unclear where that leaves the unhappy couple -- presumably headed for divorce court.

It's been an insane year for Griner and Johnson -- they both got arrested for domestic violence in April, got married May 8th ... and 28 days later, Griner filed for annulment.

According to People, which first reported the failed annulment ... Johnson is now living in Tennessee near her family. Griner is still in AZ, playing for the Phoenix Mercury.

Salma Hayek fears her 7-year-old daughter could be kidnapped and held for ransom by two fans she claims are mentally disturbed and have threatened to do just that.

Hayek just got a restraining order against 2 women she claims have been impersonating her around town. She says the M.O. was to insert themselves in her life with the goal of getting close to her.

Salma says in one instance, one of the women pretended to be her and made "a veiled threat regarding kidnapping and ransoming" Hayek's daughter.

According to Hayek, the woman said in an email, "I know where her daughter will be. How much is her life worth?" In case you didn't catch it, the person who wrote this broke character with the word "her."

The two women were ordered to stay 100 yards away from Hayek, her husband and her daughter.

Hayek has a court date next month to make the order permanent.

Lil Wayne had a front row seat watching Floyd Mayweather beat Manny Pacquiao. He also watched the Ravens beat the 49ers in the 2013 Super Bowl. He even watched the finals of the NCAA Women's Tourney. And he stiffed the ticket brokers ... allegedly.

Tickets of America and White Glove International claim Wayne got $119,400 worth of tickets and never paid a cent.

According to the lawsuit, Wayne got tickets for the following events:

-- Mayweather vs. Pacquiao $67,500

-- Super Bowl XLVII $14,000

-- MTV Video Music Awards $4,000

-- Heat vs. Hawks $11,000

-- Lakers vs. Rockets $11,100

-- Clippers vs. Rockets $11,300

And this is sad ... NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four -- a measly $500.

The suit claims Wayne got the tickets between February 2013 and June 2015.

The suit names Young Money and Wayne's manager, Cortez Bryant, but not the rapper himself.

We reached out to Wayne. So far no word back.

Dr. Walter Palmer is no stranger to posing with illegally killed animals ... new photos have surfaced of a black bear he illegally shot and killed ... years before he took the life of Cecil the Lion.

Palmer shot the bear in an area where the animal was protected ... 40 miles from where he was allowed to hunt. According to ABC, which obtained the photos, Palmer was not only aware of his misdeed, he offered 3 guides who were present $20,000 to lie and say he shot the bear in the permissible area.

The guides wouldn't play ball, and Palmer pled guilty to the charge of making false statements to an official ... a felony. He was placed on 1 year probation.

Victor Ortiz got a favorable decision from the D.A. -- the boxer will NOT be charged with a felony for his arrest after fighting at a Kenny Chesney-Jason Aldean concert ... but he's not in the clear yet.

The guy who was the first mate of the real-life Captain Phillips is now accused of terrorizing a crewman with a machete -- essentially acting out the movie.

You'll recall the character, Shane Murphy, who was held captive by Somali pirates in the Oscar-nominated movie. The real Shane Murphy is now captain of the M/V Energy Enterprise, a shipping vessel that operates between Tampa and New Orleans.

Murphy was simulating a pirate takeover with his crew last month, when he grabbed a machete and held it to a shipman's neck, demanding to know what he'd do if a real pirate insisted on seeing the captain.

The shipman, who fired off a lawyer's letter threatening to sue the company, says Capt. Murphy was so "out of his mind" he thought he was a dead man.

The letter claims the shipman is now deeply traumatized and unable to sleep or work. He wants $3 million for his troubles, or else.

Rick Ross can finally get back on his "Boss" grind ... a judge gave him approval to start traveling on biz trips, but there are several restrictions -- including an ankle monitor.

Ross was in an Atlanta court Thursday a happy man -- since his travel restrictions were lifted. Ross has been unable to leave town since he posted $2 million bail last month in his assault case.

In court, Rick was told he must give the D.A. 5 days notice of any travel, including flight times, where he's staying, and why he has to go. He gets a 2-hour grace period to get to his house, once he returns to Atlanta ... so he better pray for NO traffic.

BTW ... Rick Ross' voluptuous friend was in court today. Just a hunch ... she'll be on the business trips too.

Diddy's son, Justin Combs, better be ready for two-a-days, 'cause he's back on the football field for the UCLA Bruins ... who've buried the mess of Diddy's alleged kettlebell fight with a coach.

We're told head coach Jim Mora met with Justin last week to hash things out once and for all, and move forward ...so the junior cornerback could get back to practice.

TMZ Sports broke the story ... Diddy was arrested for the alleged assault of Bruins strength and conditioning coach, Sal Alosi, back in June. The D.A. eventually rejected the case for felony charges, but the LA. City Attorney is still considering filing a misdemeanor.

Our UCLA sources say Diddy is not allowed at practices, at least for now.