This week, a single mother was arrested and charged with harassing and stalking Yankees general manager Brian Cashman amidst her claims that she had been Cashman's mistress since last April. Cashman's life has gotten increasingly messy since then: his wife has filed for divorce, the Post has been trailing him everywhere he goes, and now, emails between him and alleged mistress Louise Neathway have been released, including one which contained an ultrasound picture "proving" Cashman got her pregnant: “What Brian Cashman has done to me is both incomprehensible and unforgivable...I am going to the press and informaing [sic] them of the preganacy [sic] and the abortion. And everything else.” more ›

Have you heard? There is a momentous contest between two sporting teams of toned millionaires tomorrow, one of which hails from the Excelsior State! And 57-year-old Peter Serafin won't miss a minute, thanks to his $240,000, 20-hour trip across the country to Lambeau Field. Serafin, who shockingly works in finance, has filled a 70-foot RV with "two beautiful waitresses, a driver and even the executive chef at Old Homestead Steakhouse" to ferry himself and five friends to Wisconsin for the game. "It's exciting," he tells the Post, "It's like a dream come true." Yes, all our dreams involve 20 hours of being trapped in a metal box on the highway with fried chicken and "10 live lobsters." more ›

Apple is tearing (divorced) families apart! A judge yesterday pushed a mother to swap her 10-year-old son's iPhone for a low-end flip-phone after she "entered the father's home and took residency with the iPhone" using Apple's video conferencing software FaceTime. Apparently Fordham adjunct Annmarie McAvoy had taken to hours-long FaceTime conversations with her son while he was at his father John Hannigan's home. more ›

A Manhattan woman has wound up married to two men after hiring a fake divorce lawyer who allegedly failed to get her divorced. Jennifer LaCarriere tells the Post that in August 2010 she went to Express Bankruptcy and Divorce, a so-called "divorce mill" on West 38th Street, and paid $535 to get divorced. But believe it or not, "Express" is not the most reputable law firm in town, and the "attorney" she hired, Leomarys Alvarez, isn't actually an attorney. In fact, she's not even a notary public, even though LaCarriere claims she said she could notarize all the documents needed for a divorce. more ›

A record low number of Americans are married today, and the people who do choose to tie the knot are older than they ever have been in history, according to new research that should make you feel a lot better about being alone over the holidays. more ›

Kim Kardashian may be a shrewd entrepreneur, turning her Ray J sex tape-infamy into a multi-million dollar family operation that includes boutiques, a line of clothing at Sears, perfumes, and much more. But she's just like us, because, even though she's divorcing after 10 weeks of marriage to NJ Net Kris Humphries, she "married for love... I love with all of my heart and soul. I want a family and babies and a real life so badly that maybe I rushed in to something too soon." more ›

In case you've been living under a rock in another solar system and haven't heard, Kim Kardashian filed for divorce from Kris Humphries yesterday, after 72 days of wedded bliss. Today, the world has taken a moment to process this information, and has commenced spewing out reactions. Some thoughts: more ›

It seems like just yesterday that Kim Kardashian walked down the lavishly appointed aisle with Kris Humphries (well, 72 days ago, to be exact), but today, TMZ is reporting that the fairytale is over: Kim has filed for divorce. more ›

For today's roundup of Kim Kardashian-related happenings, we have some good news, some bad news, and some very metrosexual news. Let's begin! more ›

An adorable goldendoodle (that's a golden retriever mixed with a poodle, for dog noobs) named Lucy is at the center of an ugly Brooklyn divorce battle that's getting more ridiculous by the day. Here's what happening: more ›

Hey, people looking to get rid of your spouses who are afflicted with Alzheimer's, a Very Important Christian has given you an out: Pat Robertson said on the 700 Club that it's totally fine to divorce your spouse if he or she has Alzheimer's, even if you have cried while watching The Notebook. more ›

Thinking of getting married young and then getting divorced? You really ought to move to the South or West. Cause up here we apparently like to wait for both of those things and down there? Not so much. This news comes courtesy of the U.S. Census, always good for some interesting (if sometimes questionable) data. more ›

David and Judy Wax, a New Jersey rabbi and his wife, are being released on $500,000 bond each after they were charged with "abducting an Israeli man, beating him and threatening to bury him alive if he didn't give his wife a religious divorce." The couple surrendered to the FBI earlier this morning. more ›

A Manhattan man is claiming that Jerry Seinfeld and his borderline pathetic NBC reality show The Marriage Ref caused his wife to abandon him, his business to go under, and, generally, ruined his entire life. more ›

Besides ruining the Mets and their fans' retirement funds, Bernie Madoff may cause divorces to go on forever. In a lawsuit that has reached the New York Court of Appeals, a man is seeking to revise the terms of his divorce because he lost a considerable amount of money after Madoff's pyramid scheme collapsed. more ›

While a certain New Jersey governor continues to dally while our country lies in ruins, American Patriot, "mid-70s' ladies man," and Reese's peanut butter cup junkie Newt Gingrich is not afraid to take charge and win back the White House. The Atlanta-Journal Constitution is reporting that Gingrich will take to Twitter and Facebook on Wednesday and announce his candidacy to be the President of losing to Obama, followed by what is sure to be a white-knuckle interview with Sean Hannity that night on FOX. more ›

We all remember Christina Ambers (real name Christine Akman), the foot model who fell in love with the doorman, Angel Rotger, of her UES co-op in 2007. The two got hitched in 2009, and then filed a $10 million lawsuit against the building for allegedly ostracizing her and unfairly firing Rotger once they discovered the relationship. But the whirlwind romance may have been short lived; according to papers filed on February 25th, Ambers has petitioned for divorce. more ›

As the world mourns the marital vows of Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz, we wonder: what will become of their son Bronx? Is he being torn apart by divorce like Robert Moses once tore apart his namesake borough? Is Bronx Wentz our burned-out tenement, our spiritless public housing tower of 2011? more ›

Uh, thanks Mr. Madoff? One divorcé may now recoup millions from his divorce settlement because of the Ponzi schemer. An appeals court has ruled that Paul, Weiss lawyer Steven Simkin didn't have to pay his ex-wife all of the money he had previously been ordered to. You see, back when Simkin and his wife of 30 years, Laura Blank, were getting their divorce in 2006 he thought he had $5.4 million invested with Bernie Madoff. So naturally he agreed to pay her $2.7 million. And then this happened. more ›

Earlier this week the estranged young wife of an investment banker asked a judge to stop her soon-to-be ex-husband from releasing a couple of sex tapes they made together before and during their 18-month marriage. Lily Shang, 24, claims that banker David Rucker, 26, threatened to post the videos online if she didn't accept a lowball settlement in their divorce. Rucker, who has been paying Shang's living expenses since they split, was quickly labeled "a cad" by the NY Post, but now he adamantly insists that he never tried to blackmail Shang, and he's probably going to sue his wife for defamation. more ›

24-year-old Lily Shang is in the midst of a heated divorce from investment banker David Rucker, and it looks like things could even hotter. Shang has filed a motion asking a judge to stop Rucker from releasing sex tapes the couple made in their swank Battery Park City apartment. According to Shang, Rucker is threatening to post the videos on the Internet if she doesn't agree to a lowball settlement. She says he's promised to edit himself out so that it's just Shang, which works for us. more ›

Once actor Kelsey Grammer headed to Broadway to star in La Cage Aux Folles, his crumbling marriage was left behind in Beverly Hills, under the spotlights of reality television crews. His soon-to-be former wife, and the mother of two of his children, Camille Donatacci (who he allegedly dumped via a friend, on the phone!) is currently one of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and Kelsey is now ready to throw $50 million at the troubled marriage to put an end to it, according to the NY Post. more ›

The saga of the controversial NY Times Weddings "Vows" column continues to rage on—this time, the ex-husband of the bride (you know, the guy who was dumped because his wife fell in love with a married father from their kid's pre-K) is talking! Bob Ennis is upset at ex-wife Carol Anne Riddell, her new husband John Partilla AND the NY Times, telling Forbes' Jeff Bercovici, "No, I wasn’t contacted or interviewed or given any opportunity to opine on any of it, including having my seven-year-old daughter’s picture in the paper. The primary story here is not that interesting. People lie and cheat and steal all the time. That’s a fact of life. But rarely does a national news organization give them an unverified megaphone to whitewash it." more ›

So, you know that now-controversial NY Times Weddings "Vows column" about the couple who met each other at their kids' pre-kindergarten class while they were married to other people? The Times even opened up commenting for a while, but then had to stop accepting them (example: "If the couple had a sense of decency and wished to truly respect the feelings of their ex-spouses, they would have denied themselves the pleasure of having their 15 minutes of fame in the New York Times. Their choice to satisfy their own vanity is very telling."). Well, now the bride, former WNBC 4 reporter Carol Anne Riddell, is explaining why she and new hubby advertising executive John Partilla told their story. more ›