Busted

Join everyone’s favorite deckhand Shawn Hollenbach as gets ready to set sail for some iceberg sized celebrity gossip headlines.

So batten down the hatches as we fill you in on Heather Locklear, Lindsay Lohan, Sam Ronson, Michael Jackson, Brad Pitt, Joe Jonas, Debbie Matenopoulos, Victoria’s Secret, Hannah Montanah, Prince, and when Bachlorette Mary Delgado got arrested for catfighting.

If that isn’t enough, step into close quarters with “Celebrity Gangbang” with Daniel Nardicio and Q-BOY delivers the Ten People Who Have Done Absolutely Nothing For Gay Culture in 2008 all wrapped up in the “BUSTED 10″. 

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The Hills and former Laguna Beach cad has settled a second assault, battery and civil rights -violating lawsuit stemming from his August 2007 bustup with a Los Angeles tow truck driver.

On Friday, Jonathan Wallace, a Department of Transportation worker who also claimed to be victimized by the reality star in the incident, filed papers in Los Angeles Superior Court stating that his case against Wahler had been settled out of court.

The terms of the deal were not disclosed, though the resolution now voids the scheduled Nov. 26 start date for the case.

Word of the settlement comes in the wake of a jury’s decision that the 21-year-old must pay tow truck driver Dario Stevenson $20,000 in damages in a separate lawsuit over the same incident.

Wallace testified during Stevenson’s trial that he suffered a black eye and broken hand in the incident, after Wahler thrust his chest into him and hit his left eye. He also claims Wahler launched an N-bomb-laced tirade against him during the encounter.

Wahler has yet to comment on the settlement.

The reality star pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges of battery and disturbing the peace in the criminal case stemming from the incident.

Revelations Perfume and Cosmetics Inc. has sued the artist and Universal Music Publishing Group for $100,000, claiming that Prince and his record company failed to help peddle a scent inspired by his 2006 album 3121.

Per the lawsuit filed Monday in New York State Supreme Court, Revelations licensed Prince’s name and likeness to create two fragrances—3121, which came out last year, and another due in 2009.

According to court documents, while Revelations forked over $2.5 million for said privilege and promised to give Universal a 50 percent cut of the proceeds, Prince was supposed to be available in return for marketing purposes.

“Since July 2007, despite repeated attempts by Revelations there have been virtually no communications from anyone who could commit to or coordinate any promotional efforts by Prince,” the suit states.

Responding to the suit, which its legal team had not yet seen, Universal issued a statement calling the plaintiff’s claims “completely without merit.”

Delgado, 41, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. She was released about an hour later.

It’s unclear if the former Buccaneers cheerleader had an attorney. A telephone listing could not be found for Delgado’s home state of Florida, where she was arrested last year on a charge that she struck a man she lived with.

Is it me or is this chick trouble? Hey Mary…you’re BUSTED!