Jennifer Lopez’s first husband, Ojani Noa, was ordered to enter arbitration with the pop star over his plans for a tell-all book about their brief marriage.

The High Court has cleared the way for the Criminal Assets Bureau to proceed with an application to have an equestrian centre and other property belonging to convicted drugs dealer John Gilligan and other members of his family handed over to the State.

US Vice President Dick Cheney’s former chief of staff today pleaded not guilty in the CIA leak scandal, marking the start of what could be a long road to a trial in which Cheney and other top Bush administration officials could be summoned to testify.

Courtney Love has been praised by a Superior Court judge in America for winning her battle to overcome drug addiction.

A JUDGE was gunned down in his court yesterday by a man accused of rape, who also killed a stenographer and shot two policemen before hijacking a car and fleeing.

The judge in the child-molestation case against Michael Jackson today refused to order the star’s accuser and the boy’s family to undergo psychological examinations.

Elizabeth Taylor has settled a lawsuit filed by her former landscaper, who accused her of firing him after he refused sexual advances from Taylor’s butler.

Federal regulators closed a Chicago-area bank half-owned by the multi-billionaire Pritzker family that has been battered by huge losses on loans to high-risk borrowers.