Teddy Riley — a singer from the R&B group Blackstreet – is accused of using a guitar from the video game Rock Band in a violent attack on his daughters.

Teddy’s 18-year-old daughter Taja Riley was granted a temporary restraining order against her dad — claiming 43-year-old Teddy abused her and her older sister by “stomping, punching and bashing them” in his L.A. home on December 23.

In the documents, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Taja claims at one point Teddy, “lifted a Rock Band guitar and threatened to kill person(s) w/ it.”

Taja claims she suffered several injuries in the alleged altercation — including “bashes to temple, contusion on face” and “pain in knee.”

Teddy has been ordered to stay 100 yards away from Taja. The next hearing is set for January.

ATLANTA — Atlanta rapper Sean Paul Joseph, also known as Sean P of the group YoungBloodZ, was arrested by Atlanta police on disorderly conduct charges. He was also facing simple battery but those charges were later dropped.

The rapper appeared in court Tuesday, according to the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office. His bond was set at $1,500.

The arrest stems from an incident at Tongue and Groove Monday night in the 500 block of Main Street in northwest Atlanta.

The rapper hosted a release party there for his new mix tape.

Sean P, a Decatur native, has been featured on several chart topping songs, including Cherish’s “Do It to It,” Lil Jon’s “Snap Yo Fingers,” and Sammie’s “You Should Be My Girl.”

Beyonce Knowles’ mom — the original costume designer for Destiny’s Child — has filed for divorce from her husband Mathew Knowles.

Tina Knowles filed divorce papers in Harris County, Texas last month, in an attempt to end their 29-year marriage.

Back in October, Mathew was hit with a paternity lawsuit from a woman who’s not his wife — no word if that affected Tina’s decision to pull the plug.

Mathew has been Beyonce’s manager for years, so there could be a ton of cash up for grabs in the split.

The couple has two children together — Beyonce and Solange..

Houston rap legend and former Geto Boys member Willie D. appeared in a Houston court today (December 18), where he formally pleaded guilty to wire fraud related to a fake company, Texas One Wireless.

Willie D., born William Dennis pleaded guilty to the charge, which stemmed from an international scam the rapper was running on customers who were attempting to buy iPhones and other electronics on eBay.

The rapper scammed over 29 people out of $132,000. The victims ordered the phones in bulk, made payments and then received phony tracking numbers.

Willie D. was taken into custody by federal agents in May of 2009 in the Bush/Intercontinental Airport.

He was eventually freed on bond and in July, he pleaded not guilty to 15 counts of wire fraud.

Willie D., 42, will be sentenced to prison on April 23. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Shane Sparks

The LAPD took Sparks into custody at 8AM PT this morning on a felony warrant charging him with molestation.

The alleged incidents began occurring in 1994. According to the criminal complaint Shane allegedly committed the crimes of lewd acts upon a child — all felonies.

The criminal complaint — filed by the L.A. County District Attorney’s office — lists 9 incidents of alleged molestation with an underage girl.

The lewd acts include oral copulation and other acts “with the intent of arousing, appealing to, and gratifying the lust, passions, and sexual desires of the defendant, who was at least 10 years older than [the victim].”

Sparks — who was also a choreographer on “So You Think You Can Dance” — is being held on $590,000 bail.