If Maria Shriver finally decides to divorce Arnold Schwarzenegger, she could be entitled to a settlement worth anywhere between $100 million and $200 million. Those figures come from Page Six, who’s estimate as to the worth of “Horny Arnie” and his “jilted journalist wife” is between $200 million and $400 million, and since California is what’s called a “community property state,” state law requires that in a divorce, a couple must divide all their assets evenly. This means Maria is entitled to half of whatever is “Horny Arnie’s,” and vice versa. Additionally, it is believed that Shriver and Schwarzenegger have a prenuptial agreement, but since there have been stories for years about Schwarzenegger’s poor behavior around women and because of the fact that Shriver was married for 25 years to him, the agreements in the document might not be officially imposed. – NYP
Gwyneth Paltrow‘s record deal has “fizzled out.” Paltrow previously impressed record executives at Atlantic Records with her singing in Country Strong, but now they’re not very interested in making anything happen anymore. A source told the NYP, “Atlantic bosses were very impressed, and [Atlantic owner] Lyor Cohen was very supportive. But then the talks halted and the deal fizzled out. There was a rumor Paltrow wanted $1 million to sign, but that is a ridiculous figure. Atlantic is still interested in signing her.” Gwyneth’s spokesperson said Atlantic wasn’t the only company looking to sign her, so it’ll just come down to who who appreciates and respects her Vaseline legs the most. – Contact Music
Stephen King apparently mentioned Lindsay Lohan while he was talking to EW about the remake of Carrie, and Lindsay’s supposedly “stoked” because it “would be epic.” – EW, TMZ
The hat that Princess Beatrice wore to the Royal Wedding (that has become a meme and has been plastered on top of everything short of Rihanna’s California King Bed) has been auctioned off for $130,000. The Princess put it up on eBay to benefit UNICEF and Children in Crisis, and went to someone who wishes to remain anonymous (which is probably for the best). – People
