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Christie's crier, Anna Nicole's quagmire and Mo'Nique's dryer
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, so seize the day, and while you're at it, get a grip on this celebrity dish courtesy of the GBB.
"Love means never having to say you're sorry." Remember that line from the film "Love Story"? It didn't make sense to us, either, back when Ali McGraw said it.
And it certainly doesn't make sense to philandering architect Peter Cook, who's apologizing profusely to his supermodel wife Christie Brinkley via his attorney and New York Post columnist Cindy Adams.
Peter's lawyer Norman Sheresky asked Cindy to relay Peter's heartfelt mea culpas.
Apparently, Peter told Norman and Norman told Cindy and Cindy wrote it all down.
"I'm sorry, I'm contrite. I'm stupid. Foolish. No excuse." That's what Cindy said Peter said.
In marriage, 'you have to want to try'
That's how long Hassel and Elouise Cartwright of York Township have been married. In an age where on average couples stay wedded a little over seven years, the Cartwrights have seen that span more than eight times over.
What's their secret? Elouise, 81, said it's a simple matter of deciding to stay together.
"It seems like young people these days give up too easy on everything," she said. "By the time they reach adulthood, they've had most things handed to them, so they don't know how to deal with any form of challenge or adversity."
She may be right.
According to the U.S. Government's National Center for Health Statistics, the divorce rate in America is above 47 percent. In Pennsylvania, the divorce rate is closer to 54 percent.
The No. 1 reason formally listed on most divorce documents is irreconcilable differences.
Christie Brinkley Split: Now With Added Stupid Desperation
Christie Brinkley is the original Uptown Girl and, like the song says, "she knows what she wants from her ti-yii-yiime." And that's a humiliatingly desperate public apology from her husband Peter Cook for poking a toystore girl.
Now that the real reason behind their split - Peter Cook had been boning 19-year-old Diana Bianchi behind Christie Brinkley's back - was revealed, Peter Cook has taken the unusual step of screaming about his undying love for Christie Brinkley from the pages of the New York Post. Any old fool can do that, though - if we were Christie Brinkley we'd settle for nothing less than a live televised hacksaw castration of Peter Cook while he's forced by midgets with cattle prods to sing I Can't Live If Living Is Without You a thousand times in a row. Then we'd maybe think about taking him back, before inevitably deciding that Billy Joel would probably be a better choice.
Ugly divorce ahead
LONDON -- Former Beatle Paul McCartney has filed for divorce from Heather Mills McCartney, formally beginning the courtroom battle in what could be one of Britain's most expensive breakups, British newspapers reported yesterday.
The 64-year-old artist blamed his estranged wife for the split, arguing that her behaviour was unreasonable and argumentative, The Sun and The Daily Mirror reported. Her spokesman, Phil Hall, said she was unhappy about the reports, but stopped short of confirming them.
"Heather's going to be filing her own counterclaims about matters both in this country and America," Hall said in a statement. "She does not feel the need to repudiate claims that she may be headstrong or feisty. She is hugely disappointed that matters of such a confidential nature should be aired in public and feels it is inappropriate to speak about such delicate matters when a child is involved."
The couple have a two-year-old daughter, Beatrice.
North Carolina judge lowers great moral standard
A sheriff's dispatcher in Pender County, North Carolina, Deborah Hobbs was living with her boyfriend when Sheriff Carson Smith ordered her to marry, move out, or give up her employment. Hobbs decided to quit.
Incensed, she said in a statement: "I just didn't think it was any of my employer's business whether I was married or not, as long as I was good at my job .... I couldn't believe that I was being given this ultimatum to choose between my boyfriend or my livelihood because the sheriff was enforcing a 201-year-old law that clearly violates my civil rights."
The American Civil Liberties Union took up Hobbs' case, challenged the law's constitutionality and won. State Superior Court Judge Benjamin Alford of New Bern struck down the law, citing the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Lawrence v.
Divorce Records Bill Apparently Dead for This Year
Proponents have apparently given up, at least for this year, on passing a bill that would have permitted financial records in divorce proceedings to be redacted upon request of either party, subject to the power of the court to make the information public for good cause.
SB 1015 had been on the Assembly inactive file, but Assembly Majority Leader Dario Frommer, D-Glendale, gave official notice this week that he is removing the bill from the inactive list, thereby allowing amendments to be made to it. A knowledgeable source told the MetNews that Frommers intent in allowing the bill to be amended is to completely change it so that it will no longer be a divorce-related bill. The action was not taken at the request of the bills author, Sen. Kevin Murray, D-Los Angeles, but had his blessing, the source said.