A 17-year-old non-celebrity, who those Kylie Jenner’s “camp” claim never to have heard of, is suing Kylie for allegedly threatening her, having her followed, and eventually staging a car accident to injure her, all because Jaden Smith was into this teen and Kylie was jealous. Whoa-kay.

A former intern for Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s Dualstar Entertainment is suing the Olsens, claiming she worked 50-hour weeks under horrible conditions and was offered neither pay nor college credit in return. Shahista Lalani was in the nightmare position for four months in 2012, and says she and her fellow interns did the same work as some full-time employees.

The estate of Bobbi Kristina Brown amended a $10 million lawsuit against boyfriend Nick Gordon on Friday, accusing him of being responsible for the injuries that later led to her death, CNN reports.

Lil Wayne has filed a $51 million breach of contract lawsuit against Cash Money and its founder, his adopted father Bryan "Birdman" Williams. Wayne claims the label never paid him for Tha Carter V, his final studio album (at least until someone pays him $25 million to make another one). It was due out in May, then delayed until December, due to Wayne's dispute with the label.

If you are unfamiliar with "Bert the Farting Hippo," then just ask your dad: it's a recurring prop on his favorite CBS procedural, NCIS. The makers of the plush hippo that makes farting noises and costs $45 are suing the network and Delivery Agent Inc., the company that operates their online store, for alleged copyright infringement and for lost profits.

Finally, justice for everyone who knew that Ted was too good to be true.

A former Dateline producer has filed suit against NBC for requiring her to "serve as bait for targets" while working on the show's "Wild, Wild Web" series. One of those targets was known around the office as the Sperminator.

An actress whose credits include Saw 3D: The Final Chapter and The Sad Guy is being sued by a Cinemax-affiliated production company for allegedly breaching a contractual "nudity rider." Since your sex drive was wondering, the dispute is related to an episode of the softcore series Femme Fatales.

In a lawsuit filed Monday in federal court in Salt Lake City, Terri and David Myers, on behalf of their 15-year-old daughter, claimed the Dr. Phil Organization is responsible for fraud, false imprisonment and breach of fiduciary duty.

In a lawsuit filed in California federal court on Thursday, two screenwriters argue that New Girl, the hit Fox comedy that debuted in 2011, is based upon their pilot script for a show entitled Square One. Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold are suing New Girl creator Elizabeth Meriwether, executive producer Peter Chernin, Fox, and WME and demanding an injunction that halts filming and distribution of the show.

Terence Malick is being sued for failing to produce on a double-feature documentary. According to lawyers, Malick's Sycamore Pictures "has blown through nearly $6 million over the last six years on this project with nothing to show for it." So pretty much how the rest of us felt about Tree of Life.

Former Los Angeles Times reporter Anita Busch is accusing Michael Ovitz of puppet-mastering some of the intimidating treatment she received from jailed PI Anthony Pellicano. The trial begins in September.