Fight! Fight! Fight!

Shia LaBeouf created some real-life drama on Friday night at the L.A. club The Box when he suffered an apparent meltdown. La Beouf began spitting water at the other revelers at his table, including girlfriend Karolyn Pho and shock rocker Marilyn Manson, his co-star in the upcoming film, 'Born Villain.'

It's a classic stare-down: cat stares at dog, dog stares at cat and viewer stares at screen wondering what the heck is taking them so long. Come on fellas! Out of your respective corners and let's get this fight going. Cat versus dog. Who you got?

The legendary passion of the European soccer fan isn't just for the young, apparently. This aged spectator at a Dutch Second Division (minor league) match was so irate that the ref had showed the home team six yellow cards in a four-to-three loss that he stormed the pitch with his mobility scooter and then twice rammed into the offending official.  Checking out the low-speed assault below. Read Mo

Grown men like a good pillow fight as much as anyone else. The only problem is, it can be a bit awkward to try to schedule a slumber party with your bros. Enter: The ambush pillow fight.

During the NAPA 200 race in Montreal on Saturday, Nationwide Series driver Steve Wallace bumped into fellow racer Patrick Carpentier, spinning him out. This enraged Carpentier’s crew chief Jerry Baxter, who approached Wallace's car during a pit stop and grabbed a handful of Wallace's blond hair.

Ryan Gosling has indie cred, box office cred and, from the looks of this video, street cred. On Saturday, the 30-year-old 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' actor spotted two men scuffling over a painting in middle of a Manhattan intersection. Onlookers had been trying to get them to stop fighting, but it wasn't until Gosling jumped in and physically separated the combatants that the skirmish ended.

Call it the summer of foul ball drama: After incidents involving foul balls hitting mascots, hitting beer, making kids pout, making kids generous and making kids hysterical, two adults have actually been driven to dig through the garbage and fight over a ball hit into the stands at a Tampa Bay Devil Rays game.

Lady Gaga made her fair share of enemies last week when she performed in a wheelchair during a concert in Sydney, Australia. Now she appears to have ticked off Bette Midler as well. Over the weekend, the Divine Miss M sent a number of hostile tweets at Gaga, accusing the 'Born This Way' singer of stealing her act.

During a recent live interview with alt-rock group Dinosaur Jr., an audience member threw a pair of shoes at the night's moderator, Henry Rollins. Rollins, a former Black Flag frontman and charming multihyphenate (he counts actor, musician, writer and spoken-word performance artist among his many callings), defused the situation with his sharp wit: "Nice aim," Rollins says cooly, "b