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• A judge has granted a temporary restraining order barring Jennifer Lopez's ex, Ojani Noa, from distributing a sex tape starring his former wife/benefactor. Full Article at CityFile
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A judge has blocked Jennifer Lopez's ex-husband from releasing a proposed film featuring footage of their sex life, The Associated Press reports. Full Article at TV Guide
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Jennifer Lopez has filed a $10 million lawsuit against ex-husband Ojani Noa. The lawsuit claims Noa is in violation of a confidentiality agreement in place since 2004 by attempting to sell a tape they made on their honeymoon in 1997. Full Article at TransWorldNews
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Jennifer Lopez won a court order Monday barring her first husband from making their sex life public - at least for a day. Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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Shafeef is now writing Lord Byronesque poetry to express his feelings for Kash. Lifelong imprisonment without parole for a juvenile armed robber is not the way to go. Full Article at Above the Law
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Lopez is an A-list celebrity and mother of twins, and she is accusing Noa, who describes himself as an “immigrant, chef and model,” of trying to peddle more than 11 hours of unseen home video footage of “sexual situations” from their... Full Article at The Top Socialite
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With a single dessert and just two glasses of wine our bill was kept in check - but the effort of doing so was not much fun This is a film with beautiful performances and a vi... Full Article at This Is London
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Copy this whole post to another site Oops. All the papers report that the FBI failed to act when the Fort Hood shooter emailed a radical cleric 10 or 20 times. Also: swine flu blood shortages! Living on severance! Drug wars! Madoff memorabilia! Full Article at Gawker
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The concept for this eerie WiiWare puzzler could have come straight from a meeting of the Silent Hill school board. Full Article at Eurogamer
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(NECN/ABC) - Justin Timberlake has won a restraining order against a fan. The judge ordered her to stay 100-yards away from him and not to contact him for the next three years. Full Article at NECN
