A judge in the custody battle between Sharon Stone and ex-husband Phil Bronstein has tentatively denied a request by Stone to modify a custody arrangement involving their adopted son, Roan.

The court believes that Stone has a tendency to overreact to medical situations involving her son, and delegates much of her parenting to third parties.

Court documents state, “Mother appears to overreact to many medical issues involving Roan,” the papers go on to say that Stone was convinced her son suffered from a spinal condition but “there was no evidence to support this allegation.”

Apparently her ex says that Stone is always claiming Roan has some sort of illness and that it’s affecting him in a negative manner.

Furthermore, the actress suggested Botox injections into her son’s feet as a means to control a supposed foot odor problem.

“Another example of an overreaction is that Mother suggested that Roan should have Botox injections in his feet to resolve a problem he had with foot odor.

“As Father appropriately noted, the simple and common sense approach of making sure Roan wore socks with his shoes and used foot deodorant corrected the odor problem without the need for any invasive procedure on this young child.”

Sharon is trying to convince the judge that she has placed her entire career on hold in order to care for her son.  However, the judge disagrees.

“If Mother has, in fact, limited her career to make herself available for Roan, she has done little to make this evident to Roan, his school or this Court.”

Documents outlining the September 12th hearing state that Bronstein would “have permanent sole physical custody of child. (The) court finds that respondent Sharon Stone failed to meet her burden of proof and denies respondent’s (Stone’s) request for modification of custody.

“In contrast, Mother delegates many of her parenting responsibilities to third parties and while this Court in no way faults Mother for having to travel for her career, she is simply unavailable for (her son) on a consistent basis.”

Stone requested that she be allowed to enroll her son at a school in Los Angeles. Roan currently attends school in San Francisco with Bronstein.

Whoa, Sharon. Botox is not like duct tape, it will not fix everything! What is wrong with this woman?

Lay off the sauce and start being a mom!

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Alex Rodriguez is finally free to do whatever and whomever he’d like.

The NY Yankee settled his controversial divorce with wife Cynthia “peacefully” - meaning Cyn got what she deserved.  Besides his dick on a  platter..

A-Rod’s attorney released the following statement,

“Cynthia and Alex Rodriguez have amicably resolved their dissolution of marriage proceedings.  They deliberately engaged in a private negotiation. This was and remains a personal family matter for both of them.”

He added that the couple always had their children in their best interest.

Just days after being involved in a serious car accident with a lady friend, Morgan Freeman has confirmed that he and his wife are getting a divorce after 24 years of marriage.

Apparently the couple have been separated since December of last year, and the accident, or his female passenger, Demaris Meyer, were not the reason for the split.

Freeman and Meyer were headed to his home Sunday night when the actor’s car went off the road and rolled.  The two had to be removed from the vehicle by the jaws of life and were airlifted to a nearby hospital.

New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez wants his original pre-nupital agreement with wife Cynthia to stand in their divorce battle, the New York Daily News reports.

The 33-year-old, who is the highest-paid player in baseball with a $275 million contact, says in new papers being filed in Florida today that his marriage is “irretrievably broken” but he wants accusations he cheated to be removed from the court record.

Rodriguez argues that claims by his wife that he “emotionally abandoned his wife and children” and carried on “extramarital affairs and other marital misconduct” are “immaterial and impertinent and should be stricken.”

Cynthia is seeking to maintain her “high standard of living” through alimony and child support as well as their $12 million estate and “equitable distribution” of all assets.

Rodriguez’s filing states Cynthia is a “loving and nurturing mother” and he pledges to pay “reasonable and bona fide expenses” per a co-parenting agreement for daughters Natasha, 3, and Ella, 3 months.

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A judge has decided that Tricia Walsh-Smith, the bitter ex-wife of Shubert Organization head Philip Smith, went too far when she ranted publicly on YouTube about her and her estranged husband’s sex life.

She even went as far as to call his office - while being filmed - and told the secretary, “I don’t know if you know, but you know Philip and I never had sex - but he’s got Viagra and condoms and stuff here and porn movies. Just ask him what he wants me to do with them, would you?”

Now the cold hearted bitch has just 30 days to vacate their Park Avenue apartment.

Tricia, 52, has been awarded $750,000 in the divorce settlement, which is what she agreed to in the couple’s prenup.

Supreme Court Justice Harold Beeler said that Walsh-Smith was “cruel and inhuman” for taking their divorce to such a public forum.

“The posting of the defendant’s first YouTube video was a watershed event in this marriage, elevating what was still primarily a private dispute into a public spectacle,” the stated. “He has been publicly humiliated and embarrassed to an unprecedented extent.” He added that Tricia “has thrived on being in the public spotlight,” and that Smith “has suffered tremendously from this attention,” including “heart problems.”

“Had defendant not posted her videos on YouTube, a case could be made that her previous marital misconduct did not rise to the level of cruel and inhuman treatment, a claim that ironically she herself made on YouTube,” Beeler wrote.

So what did the scorned ex have to say about the judge’s decision? “I thought it sucked,” she said. “I’d be better off in Baghdad. President Bush is bringing democracy to Iraq. He should try bringing it to New York.”

Of course she says she will appeal - and will keep posting updates via YouTube.

“I’m a warrior. I’m not giving up,” she said. “I’m going to go down swinging.”

Smith, 76, just seemed happy it was over. “I’m terribly sorry it had to come to his, but I’m happy with the result,” he said.

Florence Henderson, 74, says her advice to former “Brady Bunch” son Christopher Knight fell upon deaf ears and she still feels the same way now that she did then.

That his marriage to Adrianne Curry will end in divorce.

“Christopher Knight is like my son and he was very involved with this person on The Surreal Life. He asked me to counsel them – I am a certified hypnotherapist – but I didn’t really want to do reality TV.”

Henderson says that she thinks that the couple’s VH1 reality show, My Fair Brady rushed the two into marriage far too quickly.

“They didn’t take my advice at all! And as you may have seen, they did get engaged and they did get married.”

She adds coyly, “Maybe I will counsel the divorce.”

You know what? I bet she’s right.

Sometimes I like Adrianne and sometimes I don’t. I like the laid-back Adrianne - and I love her locker room type humor. However, it’s her nagging at Christopher and manipulating him into getting what she wants that I find incredibly annoying.

I think these two think they love each other, but when it comes down to it, I’d bet he simply married for her body and she married him for the financial security and the father figure fantasy . .