Do you think Naomi is considered a homewrecker? Naomi Campbell's boyfriend, Russian billionaire Vladimir Doronin, is righteously headed towards his final phase of divorce from his estranged wife of 24 years. However, reports say that Ekaterina Doronin plans to cite Campbell as the reason for the demise of their marriage.

Sources tell the Daily Mail that Campbell is devastated that she would be listed as the cause of the Doronin's split. The so-called Russian Donald Trump had reportedly been separated from Ekaterina Doronin for 10 years when he began dating Campbell in 2008. Doronin even reportedly had a 7-year relationship in between separating from his wife and meeting Campbell.

"Naomi is pleased that Ekaterina has finally agreed to give Vladimir a divorce, but she is upset she is planning on blaming her for the marriage breakdown," a source close to Campbell tells the paper. "She is no homewrecker. The truth is that Vladimir had been separated from her for a very long time when he and Naomi got together."

The source furthers, "Vladimir and Naomi are very much in love and are happy together. This is going to cause them both a fair amount of stress. It's ridiculous that Naomi is being dragged into this."

ATLANTA - A distraught mother says that all she wants is justice for her teenage son, who was shot and killed by two African-American security guards just minutes away from his home in metro Atlanta on Saturday night. Candy Grimes, who insists her son was unarmed, wants police to arrest and prosecute the men who killed 18-year-old Ervin Jefferson. Officers have said that the killers are two private security guards.

Jefferson's family and friends claim that all he just trying to protect his family late Saturday night, before he was killed in cold blood. Jefferson's mother alleges that he ran outside their home on Pleasant Wood Drive, Dekalb County, Georgia, towards a crowd of people who had driven up in at least two cars, and were threatening his sister.

"We heard gunshots," Candy Grimes said in an emotionally charged interview with WXIA, the NBC-affiliate in Atlanta, "I seen the dude in the green shirt shoot my son. I seen the guy, he had two hands, and he shot my son."

Grimes said that, as soon as her son was shot, someone else drove a car into him. "By the time I got down there, the car was on top of my son. He was literally under the car."

Ooooooo MY! Singer Bobby Brown, the ex-husband of late singer Whitney Houston, was arrested in Los Angeles on Monday on suspicion of driving under the influence, police said. Brown, 43, was pulled over shortly after noon for talking on his cellphone while driving in the suburb of Reseda. Police suspected he had been drinking and he failed a sobriety test, said Los Angeles police Sgt. Mitzi Fierro.

Brown was booked and briefly jailed before being released. The singer will likely face formal charges at a later date.

Brown, who was married to Houston from 1992 to 2007, has had numerous run-ins with the law, including arrests for battery, drug possession, drunk driving and parole violations.

Houston, whose marriage and career was marked by drug addiction, died suddenly in February at a Beverly Hills hotel. Authorities said last week that she drowned accidentally in her bathtub and that she had cocaine in her system. Source Reuters

Queen B is back! Not that she ever truly left..... According to Kim, issues with her label, Atlantic Records, forced her to search for a way out of her contract nearly 6years ago. Brooklyn's rap female veteran Lil Kim has finally opened up on why she has yet to put out a full-length studio album since 2005's The Naked Truth, admitting legal issues kept an LP off store shelves via Sucker free-MTV.

She also opened up about a legal situation that developed after another deal turned sour with production duo, Trackmasters.

"Contractually, by the courts, I could not record any music. I wasn't supposed to put any music out. Technically Black Friday was a mixtape, so I was able to get away with that. But technically they could have come after me if I were to put out an album," she added. "I couldn't do it. So, this is something that my fans don't know, but now you know. Legally I wasn't allowed or able to do music. And 'til this day I'm not going to say I'm glad that the lawsuit happened with Trackmasters, but it made me more of a business woman."

It's good to hear that Lil Kim is doin' it MOVIN'....no looking back!  A few days ago, Kim's new Young Jeezy collaboration, "Keys ot the City," premiered online.

Whatever you do people don't BITE! Two U.S. senators are asking the Justice Department and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to investigate whether employers asking for the Facebook passwords of job applicants is against the law.

The Associated Press is reporting that the offices of Democratic Sens. Chuck Schumer of New York and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut announced that they have called for an official probe. The news follows several reports of companies either asking for job candidates' Facebook passwords or watching as candidates login to their accounts and click through photos, wall posts, comments, and other items that might otherwise be protected by privacy controls, a practice known as "shoulder surfing."

Facebook last week spoke out against the practice as a violation of privacy, pointing out that it could also open up employers to accusations of discrimination, as well as other liabilities.

"This practice undermines the privacy expectations and the security of both the user and the user's friends," Facebook's chief privacy officer, Erin Egan wrote in a blog post. "It also potentially exposes the employer who seeks this access to unanticipated legal liability."