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A fashion museum in South America has shelled out big bucks for one of Amy Winehouse's dresses, reports the New York Daily News.

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There’s now a perfect gift for the girl who has everything -- including a desire to secretly drink while simultaneously getting a breast lift, the New York Daily News reported Thursday.

*Both the New York Daily News and the New York Post have reported that Mary J. Blige hauled off and socked her husband Kendu Isaacs in front of guests at her album release party Tuesday night after accusing him of flirting with a woman.

The reported punch in the face - which drew blood, according to the Post - went down at New York's M2 after Blige allegedly saw Kendu checking out one of the waitresses.

*The New York Daily News is quoting unnamed industry folk who swear that Team Mariah's decision to push back the release of her upcoming album is twofold: to avoid another string of bad luck at the Grammys and to sidestep a sales showdown with Whitney Houston.

Mariah Carey has won a mere five awards out of 21 nominations since 1991.

With her new album "Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel" due on Sept. 29, she misses the next Grammy cutoff date by just one day.

*In an interview with the New York Daily News, Joe Jackson stated that his son Michael will finally be laid to rest on Aug. 29, which would've been the singer's 51st birthday.

*A grown man now, Michael Jackson's supposedly, might be, secret son was sitting with the family at the memorial service, but no one knew.

According to New York Daily News, Omer Bhatti was brought down to the front to sit with the family during the services.

His mother is said to be a Norweigan woman Mike had a one night stand with.

Say what?! He wasn't that type of guy ... was he? Hmm, what do we reallllllly know about MJ? He had a Billie Jean out there for real?

*Whitney Houston's people are reportedly considering a flood of interview requests ahead of the Sept. 1 release of her first new studio album since 2002's "Just Whitney."

But according to the New York Daily News, her handlers are only considering reporters who agree not to bring up her past drug use.