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School's out on Lark Voorhies' short-lived marriage, the "Saved By The Bell" star has filed for divorce.

Lark married Jimmy Green in April in a Vegas ceremony after the couple met on Facebook just a year earlier. In the docs, she's asking the court to cut any chances of spousal support for Jimmy.

Jimmy tells TMZ his marriage to the 'SBTB' star has been a nightmare from the beginning and Lark's mom was a big part of their issues. He says the only reason Lark filed for divorce first was because he didn't know how to do it.

So you're saying Screech still has a chance?!

Bob Barker split the side of his forehead open Tuesday morning, and lucky for him cops saw it happen ... TMZ has learned.

Bob was taking a walk at around 10:30 AM near his Hollywood Hills home when he tripped on the sidewalk. Law enforcement sources tell us LAPD cops happened to be in the neighborhood, responding to a nearby incident.

The officers actually saw Barker fall and the officers jumped out of their car and rendered first aid until paramedics arrived.

We're told the 91-year-old suffered a 1 1/2 inch laceration on the right side of his forehead. He also hurt his knee. He was taken to Cedars-Sinai for treatment.

Dave Chappelle is about to make comedy fantasies come true, because he's not saying "NO" ... to a possible dream team concert with Eddie Murphy.

There's more buzz than ever about Eddie possibly returning to the stage to do stand-up comedy after he killed it in D.C. over the weekend. Sooo ... lo and behold, we run into Chappelle who's also in D.C. and asked what he thought about an Eddie comeback, and who should join him?

Check out his response -- Dave's definitely down to play his part in what could be the greatest lineup ever! Question is ... who the hell's gonna pay??!!

Akon has no regrets he didn't sign his hairdresser to a record deal ... now that she's a big deal on "Empire."

We showed Akon a pic of Bre-Z at LAX Monday and he immediately recognized her. She plays rapper Freda Gatz on the show.

Akon has an interesting take on signing talent ... his takeaway seems to be that if you try to sign everyone, you end up screwing yourself.

As co-creator of "The Simpsons," Sam Simon amassed an epic collection of memorabilia ... which you can own, if you got the cash.

Simon's estate teamed up with Sotheby's for "The Creative Genius of Sam Simon: A Lifetime of Memorabilia," to auction off serious 'Simpsons' swag, and stuff from his other sitcoms he wrote and produced.

Sotheby's tells us the most sought after items include one of Simon's drawings of Bart, expected to go for $1,500 ... and an animation cell from an episode, estimated to fetch $2,000.

The crown jewel might be concept drawings of 'Simpsons' characters from the early planning stages of the show. Sotheby's thinks that will pull at least $5k.

Several Hispanic advocacy groups are about to learn a hard lesson in advocacy ... don't waste your time during sweeps.

The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda is pissed at NBC for allowing Donald Trump to host "Saturday Night Live." They're going after NBC, saying, "We are appalled that you would enable Trump's hateful speech for nothing [more] than a ratings ploy and ask that you rescind the SNL invitation."

They got the ratings thing right. Trump is set to host November 7, smack in the middle of sweeps. NBC will almost surely get record-breaking ratings, which is a hard thing to give up.

On top of that, Trump and the network have settled their beef, and NBC is not going to resurrect the feud.

Pick your battles wisely ...

Connor Kalopsis is learning at a young age ... it's not what you know, it's who, because the young star of "The Grinder" is riding Rob Lowe's gorgeously tailored coattails all the way to the bank.

Connor inked a contract which guarantees him $22,500 an episode on FOX's comedy about a TV star on a legal drama who tries becoming a real lawyer. Connor's guaranteed 6 shows, which totals $135,000.

If the show's a hit ... he'll get 4% bumps each year ... plus an extra guaranteed episode. And that's all before residuals.

He don't need no stinkin' allowance.

Lee Daniels and Terrence Howard say there's no way they ripped off the idea for "Empire," because the guy suing for a billion dollars couldn't hack it in the music biz.

Daniels and Howard are responding to the lawsuit filed by Ron Newt -- as TMZ first reported ... the self proclaimed "gangsta pimp" claims Empire is based on his life, and he pitched his autobiography to Howard years ago.

According to the docs, Daniels says Newt's unsuccessful effort to break into the music biz as "manager of his sons' teen bubble gum pop trio," is nothing like the successful Lyon family on "Empire."

Also ... they say Newt's story is so violent and sexually graphic, it could never have aired on network TV.

Bindi Irwin and Derek Hough got soaked practicing their latest routine for "Dancing with the Stars."

If you can't tell by the picture ... they're recreating the famous Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey dance lift from "Dirty Dancing" for next week's movie night -- and seem to have already nailed it.

Bindi and Derek are already in the lead on the scoreboard ... and they're not going anywhere.

"90210" hunk Matt Lanter nailed the role of a AAA tow truck driver by coming to the rescue of 2 teenage girls -- one of whom is hoping the run-in will be her big break in Hollywood.

The girls thought they were totally screwed when they got a flat in a Sherman Oaks, CA parking lot -- but Matt was Johnny-on-the-spot ... and offered to help fix the flat.

When it was all done, he gave one of them his manager's number when she slyly -- and wisely -- mentioned she's an aspiring actress. Her luck ran out when she asked Matt how she could get in touch with him.

All she got was his Snapchat info ... plus, the tire-change, of course.

Erin Andrews is still seeking justice for the peeping tom who secretly videotaped her in her hotel room back in 2008 ... $75 million worth of justice!

The "Dancing with the Stars" host and FOX Sports reporter just filed an amendment to her 2011 lawsuit against Marriott for the infamous incident. You'll recall, Michael Barrett put a camera in the peephole of her hotel room door and recorded video of her in the nude as she got dressed.

Andrews sued Marriott ... claiming its employees were negligent because they gave Barrett the room next to hers, at his request. The case is set to go to trial next year, and defense attorneys wanted her to be specific about what she's seeking.

Tyra Banks had her models' backs on "America's Next Top Model," according to former contestant Don Benjamin.

We ran into Benjamin, one of the finalists from Cycle 20, Wednesday at the Grove in LA, right after it was announced the show would be ending its 12 year run.

Benjamin had his thoughts on why 'ANTM' was throwing in the towel. He also had nothing but fond memories from his run on the show ... especially of Tyra, who knew no boundaries.

Let's just say her coaching skills went way beyond the booty tooch and smize ...

Cops raced to the "Dr. Phil" show Tuesday after a guest acted like she might take the audience up on their advice ... that she should go kill herself.

Law enforcement tells us the guest -- a woman in her thirties -- was talking about her criminal past and bemoaning the fact that her children were taken away. We're told the audience turned on her, and it got so intense someone yelled, "Why don't you just kill yourself?"

We're told the guest unraveled and replied, "Maybe I will." Show producers were alarmed enough that they called the cops.

When cops arrived, a producer was pushing for a 5150 psych hold. The LAPD brought out its mental health evaluation team and determined the woman didn't pose a real threat to herself.

"American Horror Story: Hotel" is going to have a plot twist that will look very familiar and awesome to fans -- Ryan Murphy is returning to the infamous house that launched the horror series.

We were outside the Victorian style L.A. mansion on Wednesday when Lady Gaga came cruising out hiding her face, but we know she was there to shoot 'AHS' scenes.

Murphy had hinted the 'murder house' might be involved in the new season -- but our shot of Gaga makes it a lock, plus there were other clues. The previously dilapidated home now has fresh landscaping, a new wrought iron gate, and old timey cars ... a big hint the haunted house will appear in a flashback.

Killer twist ... enjoy our shots from the set.

Donald Trump will host "Saturday Night Live" ... and the big winner is NBC.

Trump will front SNL on November 7th ... which NOT coincidentally is smack in the middle of sweeps.

Trump has been a ratings magnet ... CNN got its best rating in history during the second Republican Presidential Debate ... thanks to D.T. And even the struggling "Meet the Press" attracted 3.6 million viewers in August thanks to The Donald.

Trump is not a novice on the 'SNL' front. He hosted in 2004.

Dmitry Lipkin and Colette Burson spent countless hours working side by side, painstakingly writing and developing HBO's hit TV show "Hung" ... so, naturally they're getting a divorce.

The couple co-created the show starring Thomas Jane ... about a well endowed high school basketball coach who becomes a male prostitute.

According to the docs, Dmitry filed ... citing irreconcilable differences ... after 8 years of marriage. He's requesting joint custody of their two kids -- a girl and boy, ages 11 and 7.

Schlong story short ... another Hollywood marriage bites the dust.