In new court papers obtained by ET, Brooke Hundley, the purported mistress of ESPN analyst Steve Phillips, alleges that he coerced her into a relationship.

The handwritten complaint states, in part: “Steve bought me a strong drink and then cornered me while coming out of the bathroom with no one in sight trying to persuade me to come to his hotel suite to spend the night.”

Hundley also alleges that he persisted by calling and texting her “with inappropriate things.” At one point, she writes, “Finally I gave in and agreed to see him a few times in parking lots … then he began to spread word that I was just the office slut.”

In the document, she requests that he refrain from having any contact with her, threatening her, physically restraining her or entering her residence.

Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian and more stepped out in Los Angeles on Monday night for the opening of Philippe’s restaurant.

Kobe opened up about the newlyweds, as he celebrated the opening of the restaurant, the launch of his new watch, and the fact that he’ll be on the cover of the men’s edition of Italian Vogue.

We have the scoop on the third Kardashian sister. TV personality Khloe Kardashian is dating a star on the Los Angeles Lakers.

Khloe and the Lakers’ Lamar Odom are now an item, says People.com.

“They’re very, very happy,” Khloe’s sister Kim Kardashian tells the site. “They’ve been together a few weeks, and are literally inseparable. Khloe thinks he’s amazing and makes her laugh and smile constantly.”

Erin Andrews will speak out about the recent nude footage taken of her secretly that spread virally on the Internet.

The ESPN reporter will sit down with Oprah Winfrey to discuss the five-minute video that was reportedly shot at a hotel without her knowledge, according to the Associated Press. The interview is set to air on Oprah’s talk show on Friday, Sept. 11, as part of a “Summer Headlines” show.

Andrews’ attorney told the AP they plan to seek criminal charges and file lawsuits against the person who shot the video and anyone who publishes it.

Andrews will return to work on Thursday for the first time since the incident made headlines. She will be sideline reporting for ESPN’s broadcast of the game between South Carolina and North Carolina State.

David Beckham is no stranger to controversy - now he’s paying the price for getting into a shouting match with hecklers at a soccer game!

The commissioner of Major League Soccer fined Beckham $1000 on Friday following a verbal spat five days earlier between the star and some rowdy fans, says the Associated Press.

During the halftime of an exhibition game, Beckham shouted at a group of fans who’d been heckling him, daring them to come down from the stands onto the soccer field. The AP says he even attempted to hoist himself over some advertising boards, but security stepped in.

Police ended up arresting one spectator who left the stands.