Jamie Foxx Dinner Altercation With MTV Jackass Crew Started Over Penis Projecting Laser Pointer

a phallic laser pointer is at the center of the Jamie Foxx birthday dinner dispute, and turns out his beef was with folks from the 'Jackass' franchise's production company Jamie got upset during the night out at Mr. Chow's in Bev Hills when someone from a private party in the upstairs VIP area pointed a laser at his table, projecting the image of a penis. Jamie was particularly upset because his kids were at the table, and he felt the image was disturbing so, he walked upstairs to the VIP room and asked the folks up there to cut it out, making it clear he didn't find their joke funny the VIP room was rented out Friday night by Dickhouse Productions, which is owned and operated by Johnny Knoxville, Jeff Tremaine and Spike Jonze of 'Jackass' fame. Jamie had about 50 people at his table, and it was a serious affair geared at celebrating his second chance at life after his stroke the VIP room sent Jamie a drink earlier in the evening, which he accepted but didn't drink he's not consuming alcohol these days and the waiter later told Jamie, "They are waving at you, wave back," and pointed him to the VIP section, where 12 guys were trying to get his attention. Jamie's dinner guest says the table was confused by the folks from the holiday party laughing during this exchange until they noticed the penis-shaped laser beaming down on their table. Jamie, along with some friends, went up to the VIP to ask the guys there why they did it and things escalated. "Jackass Forever" crew member allegedly threw a thick drinking glass which ended up hitting Jamie in the face, and cutting his mouth. Jamie stood there bleeding and said, "It's my birthday, what is wrong with you?" We're told JF quickly left the restaurant to get stitches.'Jackass' crew says Jamie had backup with him when he went upstairs, and there was a tense and at times, physical standoff between the parties. Attorney Bryan Freedman, who is representing Dickhouse Productions, "Although the crew has the greatest respect for Jamie, the version of events that has been presented is totally inaccurate and deeply unfair to those attending their holiday celebration that night." After Jamie left, we're told the private party continued being aggressive with Jamie's friends and Mr. Chow's staff eventually called police.

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