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Considering she's in the middle of trying to sort out tax debts of over $3.4 million, the last thing Mary J. Blige needed was to be sued for $145,000 for canceling a concert.

Vision Entertainment Worldwide (VEW) has sued Blige and her production company for breach of contract because the singer canceled a December 9, 2012 gig in Dallas just a few days before the show.

VEW says it paid Blige $145,000 as a deposit to perform, and since she canceled the show it wanted the cash back. VEW claims Blige blew nixed the show because she got a better offer, a gig opening for the Rolling Stones on December 8 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Photo: Jason MerrittRapper King Kevi is seeking a restraining order against Justin Bieber, alleging that he received death threats after the pop star posted his phone number on Twitter.

In a court petition filed by King Kevi, he accuses Bieber and his videographer friend Alfredo Flores of harassing him. "Justin Bieber and his camp released my number out to over 40,000,000 people and [told] people to call it," he wrote in the filing.

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Whatever Rihanna’s paying for private security at her home in Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, it appears that she’s getting her money's worth.

On June 18 at around 10 p.m., her security detained a 26-year-old man who broke into the singer's property and was crawling around her roof.

Rihanna's security team called the LAPD, who arrested the man, Robert Melanson, for trespassing. While Melanson insisted he had no idea he had no idea he had landed on Rihanna's roof, police found a Google map of the area on his phone. His bail was set at $2,882, according to TMZ; and the Los Angeles Times reported that Melanson was still in custody Tuesday afternoon.

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Justin Bieber has been having a rough time of it lately. The 19-year-old teen idol has been caught on camera in recent months scuffling with photographers and had highly publicized rants and confrontations with nightclub bouncers.

On Monday night, Bieber reportedly struck a paparazzo with his white Ferrari on the streets of West Hollywood. A video shows the pop star being mobbed by photographers as he was getting into his sports car and waited patiently for them to disperse so he could drive away. As he sat behind the wheel and inched his car away from the curb, several photographers continued snapping away and many did not get out of his way.