There's a fashion battle brewing in the courts between designers Angelica Cota and L'Wren Scott, and we've got the docs right here on RadarOnline.com.

Cota, who designs the label LuLA, is filing suit against fashion designer Scott, who's just released her Lula handbag line. 

In her suit, Cota says Scott -- the Oscar dress designer who once dated Mick Jagger -- is using her patented name; Scott says Lula is named after her mother.

The woman arrested outside Ellen and Portia DeGeneres' home last week is a "delusional conspiracy theorist" who had an unhealthy obsession with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, her daughter and ex-husband told RadarOnline.com in exclusive interviews.

Karen Grace Sjoden was found with a "rambling letter" that referenced the former First Lady and a dossier of the names and addresses of Hollywood's elite when was she arrested "laying in wait" under cushions on the DeGeneres' kitchen deck, prosecutors charged in court.

In revealing interviews, Sjoden's daughter Kayle and ex-husband George Macke admitted their estranged mother/ex-wife previously pursued Clinton and Ellen, but denied she ever had sinister motives.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell testified in the Netherlands on Thursday that she had in fact been given some "dirty-looking stones" by ex-Liberian ruler Charles Taylor, who’s charged with 11 counts of war crimes, RadarOnline.com can report.

PHOTOS: Naomi Campbell Testifies At War Crimes Trial In The Netherlands

Campbell, according to prosecutors, received an uncut diamond from Taylor -- commonly referred to in the news as a "blood diamond" -- at a September 1997 dinner party in South Africa that was hosted by the country's former leader, Nelson Mandela. Actress Mia Farrow, who was also in attendance at the dinner, said that Taylor had indeed given Campbell the diamonds.

Nineties supermodel Naomi Campbell was subpoenaed by judges in Amsterdam Thursday to testify in the trial of ex-Liberian President Charles Taylor, who is charged with 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Campbell, according to prosecutors, received an uncut diamond from Taylor -- referred to in the media as a "blood diamond" -- at a 1997 South Africa party hosted by the country's former leader, Nelson Mandela.