According to court documents filed in Los Angeles, the top-hat wearing rocker is seeking dissolution of marriage based on irreconcilable differences with his wife Peria Ferrar. The Velvet Revolver guitarist is asking for joint physical and legal custody of the couple’s two children, 8 year-old London Emilio and 6 year-old Cash Anthony.

The 45 year-old musician, whose real name is Saul Hudson, listed the date of separation as July 15, 2010. He and Ferrar were married in October of 2001.

If finalized, this will be Slash’s second divorce. He was previously married to actress Renne Suran. They ended their five-year marriage in 1997.s

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Lawyers representing the actor’s ex-wife, Diandra Douglas, claim the former couple’s multimillion-dollar divorce agreement gives her the right to share in proceeds from spinoffs and other projects related to work Michael Douglas did while they were married. Her attorneys argue that should include director Oliver Stone’s “Wall Street” follow-up, in which Douglas reprises his Oscar-winning role as Gordon Gekko.

Michael Douglas’ lawyer says Diandra’s camp is misinterpreting the agreement, and it does not apply to the “Wall Street” sequel. It wasn’t on the horizon when the two separated, and the actor did not have a guarantee he would be in a sequel, if one was ever made, according to his lawyer, Marilyn B. Chinitz.

“When does it stop? … She’s not Mrs. Michael Douglas anymore.” Chinitz said. “It’s enough. It’s time for Ms. Douglas to move on and let Mr. Douglas move on and enjoy his life, without having to concern himself with someone trying to claw back moneys that they’re not entitled to.”

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According to court documents obtained in Los Angeles County Circuit Court, Katherine has filed for divorce from Joe Jackson stating she was tired of his cruel behavior toward her and his claims that she was responsible for Michael Jackson’s death. Joe and Katherine have been estranged and living separately for the last five years.

A spokesman for Katherine Jackson said there is no hope of reconciliation: “She’s been humiliated by him for too long. She’s absolutely livid. There’s no going back.”

The couple have nine children together, including Jackson 5 members Michael, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, and Marlon, as well as their daughters Janet and Latoya.

Katherine currently has sole custody of Michael’s children; 13 year-old Prince Michael; 12 year-old Paris, and 8 year-old Prince Michael II.

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According to court documents, the “Frasier” star’s wife, Camille Conatacci, filed for divorce from the actor after 13 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences. Grammar, who is reportedly worth almost $85 million, did not offer her any spousal support.

Insiders believe that Donatacci will get almost half of all Grammer’s assets and income. She apparently owns half of the Grammnet Prodcution Company, which means she will get millions in syndication checks from “Frasier.” Experts believe Donatacci will receive half of all syndication of the show made during the years the couple were married, as well as income from the production company’s other shows.

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While divorce rates tend to fall after children reach the age of eight, for parents with an autistic child they do not, according to the study. Sigan Hartley, assistant professor of human development and family studies at UW-Madison’s Waisman Centre said: “There seems to be a prolonged vulnerability for divorce in parents of children with autism.”

“Typically, if couples can survive the early child-rearing years, parenting demands decrease and there is often less strain on the marriage,” Hartley said. “However, parents of children with autism often continue to live with and experience high parenting demands into their child’s adulthood, and thus marital strain may remain high in these later years.”

The study is the first of its kind to track such relationships over time. It also contradicted previously assumptions that parents with an autistic child were more likely to split in the early years of parenting.

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According to court documents, the son of the late senator filed divorce papers in Westchester County Clerk’s Office on May 12. The following day Westchester Sheriff’s Department was called to the couple’s house for a “domestic incident” in which Kennedy reportedly accused his wife, Mary, of being drunk.

Two days later, 50 year-old Mary Kennedy was arrested for mounting a curb outside a school. Police said she had a blood alcohol content of .11 percent. The legal limit is .08 percent.

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Gibbons is the first sitting governor to get divorced in Nevada’s history. The couple reached a tentative divorce settlement in December but have been working out a number of details.

The 65 year-old governor filed for divorce in May 2008 citing incompatibility with his wife. Dawn Gibbons, 55, accused the governor of having affairs with a former Playboy model and the wife of a Reno doctor, which he denied.

The settlement orders Jim Gibbons to pay alimony totaling 25 percent of his gross income for the next five years. His term as governor ends this year.

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The Sentinel writes that, “Since August, we’re going on at least the third public apology for sports public relations disasters that reveal or hint at infidelity. The latest is Georgia athletic director Damon Evans, who is reportedly losing his job after a DUI late Wednesday night with a 28-year-old woman in the car.” The worst part for Damon Evans was the pair of female undergarments he was holding between his legs.

Sports psychologist Dr. John F. Murray spoke with The Sentinel. He says athletes are trying to get too much from their lives. They think they need the marriage for stability in their hectic lives. To them, marriage is required for babies and love. The problem is they also want to enjoy the perks of fame. Enter loads of women.

Murray says that society needs to realize that marriage is not necessary for stability. He says infidelity has been present for years. The change is women being more bold than ever.

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The study shows that people are 75 percent more likely to get divorced if someone they are directly connected to is divorced. If there are two degrees of separation, such as a friend of a friend, the chances drop to 33 percent. The study also found that having children did not improve a couple’s chance of staying married.

The study is the result of an ongoing look at 12,000 people in Framingham, Massachusetts that began in 1948. The study was conducted by Rose McDermott of Brown University, James H. Fowler of the University of California – San Diego, and Nicholas A. Christakis of Harvard University.

“We think of a regular contagion like the flu,” Fowler said. “You get a virus and you’re more likely to spread the symptoms to someone else. This is not just true for a virus. This is true for a lot of social behaviors.”

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According to the article, Woods will pay his wife Elin Nordegren up to $750 million and in return she will agree to not discus her marriage publicly. The possible settlement details also stipulate that Nordegren will get custody of the children, though the professional golfer will be able to see them regularly, but he cannot have single women around when he does.

Woods has not addressed the rumored settlement publicly. In a recent interview the golf star said he will explain the recent scandal to his children “upfront and honestly.”

“Simple as that,” Woods said. “My dad was the same way. He made mistakes. My mom did as well. You’re going to get knocked down. Whether you decide to pick yourself up or dust yourself off and come back is a better decision, that one has to make within onseself.”

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