Fights

Crazazy cornerback Pacman Jones has gotten backed into yet another legal red zone, with a Nashville woman alleging that Jones punched her at an Atlanta strip club.

Wanda S. Jackson, a lawyer, says she was in the Body Tap Strip Club's office (not dancing) when Jones came in to complain about his money and a bracelet being stolen. After leaving the office, Jackson alleges, Jones "sucker punched" her as she followed him out.

Jackson is seeking Jones' arrest; Jones' lawyer says no warrant has yet been issued.

Bjork attacked a photog shortly after she arrived at a New Zealand Airport on Sunday. Must have been a long flight!

The wacky singer tore a New Zealand Herald photographer's shirt after he photographed her arriving at the airport early Sunday. According to the New Zealand Herald, a man who was with Bjork asked that no photos be taken, but the photog snapped a few anyway. The photographer said, "I took a couple of pictures ... and as I turned and walked away she came up behind me, grabbed the back of my black skivvy (T-shirt) and tore it, as she did this, she fell over, she fell to the ground," he said. "At no stage did I touch her or speak with her."

He claims Bjork said nothing throughout the incident but her male companion was saying: "B, don't do this, B, don't do this." The photographer also stated that he spoke with police about the incident. This isn't Bjork's first smackdown either. In 1996 she went to blows with a reporter -- on camera!

TMZ caught a Goa doorman picking a public fight with one clubgoer who apparently got three bottles of alcohol served to him -- but couldn't pay the bill!

This brawl between two groups then morphed into something larger when bystanders decided to get involved. The streets of Hollywood seem to be in some sort of invisible vortex -- devoid of police presence.

In the lawsuit, filed in L.A. Superior Court against Rowe Entertainment of Atlanta, Ne-Yo (real name: Shaffer Smith) alleges that an "unknown representative of R. Kelly urged Rowe to terminate" him because of the "audience's and critics' more favorable reaction to Smith than the reaction to R. Kelly."

When Ne-Yo was dropped from the tour just before Thanksgiving, "contractual differences" were cited. Real crazy talk! Ne-Yo, who was set to make $785,000 for 25 dates, says he's only been paid $50K of that, and he's suing for that and for other compensatory damages.

Reps for Rowe didn't return a request for comment.

What happened to "we'll take a cup of kindness yet"? There's always next year.

These guys prove the "flailing fist windmill" is no way to win a fight -- especially in the middle of the street.

In a video posted on Mediatakeout, the "Can't Help But Wait" singer orders the DJ to cut the music after someone throws ice at him. He then scouts out the fan and flies off stage with his bodyguard -- presumably for a nice friendly chat among gentlemen.

Or not -- according to a fan who wrote into AllHipHop, "They beat the dude down. Took his jewels, chains, and grills. The dude's mouth got bloodied up. Then Trey comes back in and finished the night." That's how he rolls!

Not so. After Roberts obliged paps with plenty of shots across the street from her NYC house -- on the condition that they leave her alone, they did quite the opposite, following and shooting her the next day at her bank, and staying on her tail for three full blocks before a bystander stepped in to act as a bodyguard.

We're not exactly sure who Crazy Dude is -- or if he is in fact an extended member of the Wahlberg clan -- but when he asked an off-duty cab driver to "hit me as hard as you can," someone probably should have stepped up. For the love of Jerry Springer!

We reached out to Wahlberg's rep to confirm Crazy Dude's lineage; we haven't heard back as of yet.

UPDATE: Wahlberg's reps would not comment, but sources tell TMZ that Crazy Dude is NOT Mark's cousin -- shocker! -- just someone he used to run with many years ago.

Christopher could have used his old co-star's new guns, because his night didn't end on a high note. It ended on the ground.

It's hard to look like the idiot next to a guy who keeps yelling, "Don't f*** with the Wu-Tang Clan!" But the feisty photog made one big mistake -- he kept his glasses on for the fight!

Once they stopped, an irate Julia got out of her car and gave the pap the George Clooney treatment, scolding him for trying to snap pics of her children. Roberts demanded that the photog turn his camera off -- and he nervously obliged.

Our first battle was outside the Cabana Club in Hollywood. When one girl feels like she has lost the upper hand, she makes a mad dash to get away. Unfortunately, it didn't work.

Meanwhile, in the parking lot outside of Element and Les Deux, a little hair-pulling and name-calling was in order when one woman was confused about the location of her friend. Words hurt too, people.

What started off as an awkward hug devolved into a brawl outside the hotspot Mood. Security eventually stepped in, but not until after one shirtless guy took several kicks to the back.