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Matthew McConaughey's wife is more than a showstopper ... she's straight up breaking necks.

Johnny Manziel's not even talking about his NFL future anymore -- and instead he's moved on to more heady topics ... about his pal Justin Bieber.

Donald Trump needs to pack it up and pack it in when it comes to playing "Jump Around" at his rallies or else ... according to Everlast.

The rapper went off on the Republican front-runner as soon as he caught wind of Trump's rally in Milwaukee Monday night where he was introduced with Everlast's crowd pleaser blaring on the PA system for about 30 seconds.

Everlast blasted Trump in a series of tweets in which he referred to the candidate as an "ignorant racist piece of s**t." He added, "Cease and desist is coming you scumbag."

Here's the thing ... Trump was stumping for Tuesday's Wisconsin Primary election, and organizers obviously know "Jump Around" is traditionally played at University of Wisconsin football games. So, they clearly played the song just to suck up to Wisconsin voters.

Point is ... it's probably a one-off.

Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow are done negotiating, and they're about to sign and file their divorce settlement.

As we reported, Gwyneth filed for divorce a year ago, but curiously Chris never filed an answer. The judge recently warned a default judgment would be issued in Gwyneth's favor (since she's the petitioner) if the divorce lay dormant any longer.

Our sources say, in reality the divorce was never stalled ... the business people for the former couple were hashing out a settlement. The plan was not to file any legal docs that would attract attention until the ink on the settlement was dry.

We're told one additional document needs their signatures before it's a done deal. The document is merely a formality, and the only reason it hasn't been signed yet is because Gwyneth and Chris were in Peru with their kids for spring break.

We're told the settlement will be complete in a matter of days ... possibly later Tuesday.

Former "Bachelorette" star Andi Dorfman has a law degree and presumably a sizable student loan nut to crack ... which made her new career turn a tad puzzling.

Andi has moved on from posing questions to posing ... on a NYC rooftop for a bikini line.

Andi left her job as a prosecutor for a turn on the 'Bachelor' and later the 'Bachlorette,' but had begged her bosses for her job back after the shows wrapped.

Jared Fogle just got a big break from his prison bosses ... a break that could potentially save his life.

We've learned Steven Nigg, the inmate who beat him to a pulp in January, is no longer a threat, because he's been moved hundreds of miles away.

Our sources say prison officials talked to Nigg who made it clear ... he would brutalize Fogle again if given the opportunity, because of his seething hatred toward child molesters.

The L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. opened the door -- literally -- to a gunman who pumped 7 bullets into Suge Knight's body ... and his lawyer says it's all a sinister, shocking conspiracy.

Suge's new lawyer, Thaddeus Culpepper, filed legal docs in which he alleges a Sheriff's deputy was working a venue -- 1 OAK in WeHo -- for the 2014 VMA weekend when he let the shooter inside the club.

According to the docs, surveillance video clearly shows Deputy Henry Boyd letting the gunman inside the club, shortly before shots rang out.

The docs go on to allege the shooter confessed that Dr. Dre paid him and a friend $50k for the hit. The docs then claim the Sheriff's dept. inexplicably released the shooter from custody.

Culpepper goes on to say he is privy to video shot at LAX which allegedly shows Deputy Boyd helping the gunman flee the country.

The docs claim Deputy Boyd was questioned by authorities about the shooting and subsequently resigned from the department.

7:00 AM PT -- Attorneys for Dr. Dre tell TMZ the claim is "ridiculous."

Sterling K. Brown, the guy who plays Chris Darden on 'People v. O.J. Simpson,' thinks O.J. should be forgiven and even paroled, if he's lived by the rules behind bars.

O.J. is up for parole in October 2017 in his kidnapping conviction, for which he received a 33 year maximum sentence.

On the subject of forgiveness ... Brown has some surprising thoughts about Detective Mark Fuhrman and the n-word.

Scott Weiland's widow, Jamie, says the singer shorted her by more than $60k when he reneged on a prenup deal that promised her $2k per month of wedded bliss.

Jamie filed a claim against Weiland's estate saying the late singer owes her $64,406.

According to Jamie, her and Scott signed a prenup before their 2013 wedding. It was cut and dry ... what was his before the marriage remained his, and vice versa.

The doc also waived Jamie's right to spousal support if they divorced, but Scott agreed to drop $2k a month into a separate account for Jamie. She was even supposed to get annual 7 percent raises. But Jamie says Scott had only made 2 deposits by the time he died in December of 2015.

She says had Scott kept up his end of the bargain, she'd have the $64,406.

Jamie wants Weiland's estate to cough up the dough pronto.

"Real World: Skeletons" star Tony Raines narrowly avoided a DUI, but still got busted for boozing in public after a crazy night in Charleston, South Carolina.

Witnesses told cops Raines was driving his truck in a motel parking lot Wednesday night when he almost struck a pedestrian -- and then backed the truck into a parked moped. Someone called the cops and an officer spoke with Tony, but he was not arrested since the moped owner wasn't there at the time to file a complaint.

Tony wasn't done -- an hour later he was in a Burger King parking lot and almost hit another vehicle. This time police responded and found him sitting in his truck with an open can of Budweiser.

He was booked for drinking in public, and had his car towed. Since the car was parked, he dodged a DUI.

Michelle Rodriguez has deep regrets about Paul Walker's death ... she's upset he went before her.

Michelle did an interview about her recent experience under the influence of a psychedelic plant/drug called Ayahuasca. She had taken it weeks before the interview, but it sounds like she's still a little under its spell when she rhapsodizes about life and death.

In the end, she talks about her pain over losing Paul Walker. But her regrets are pretty shocking.

The full interview will air as part of a documentary -- "The Reality of Truth" -- by Michael Zapolin.

Erik Bauersfeld, the actor who voiced the classic 'Star Wars' line ... "It's a trap!" ... has died.

Bauersfeld was the voice of rebellion Admiral Ackbar in 'Return of the Jedi' and returned last year for 'The Force Awakens.'

Bauersfeld died Sunday morning at home in the Bay Area, according to The Hollywood Reporter ... which first reported his death.

Probably only the biggest 'Star Wars' fans realize that he was also the voice of Jabba the Hutt's right hand man, Bib Fortuna.

He was 93.

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A couple of Shonda Rhimes' actors -- Liza Weil and Paul Adelstein -- are calling it quits, but their breakup is clearly NOT inspired by either of their juicy shows.

Liza, who stars on "How to Get Away with Murder," just filed for divorce from Paul -- a ShondaLand vet from "Private Practice," "Scandal" and "Grey's Anatomy."

They got married in October 2006, and separated in January of this year -- and, so far at least, the split seems to be free of any Shonda-esque drama.

Lamar Odom's stylist is setting the record straight for all the people who think LO's been stomping around in the same grey hoodie since the night we saw him in a dive bar.

Nate Turner, who's been styling Lamar since his days with the Clippers, is PO'ed everyone can't spot the big friggin' difference in Lamar's now-signature outfit. Remember, we first saw the hoodie in question at the bar, then the next morning at Easter service ... and then again at a Lakers game.

Nate's clearing Lamar's good name though -- and points out they're clearly different hoodies. He says Odom came into his Men's Land store at the Fox Hills Mall a few weeks ago ... and picked out a few of them.

We thought Lamar was just changing t-shirts underneath the same sweatshirt, but Nate points out the shirts are actually attached to the hoodie.

So, looks like he's got a pattern: black sleeves for evenings, white for daytime ... or maybe just church. Point is ... the man's NOT wearing the same dirty hoodie everyday.

Mystery solved.