Stacey Dash is still hanging in there!  Here career never quit took off, but at least she still has the 'dashing' looks.

We bet that JHUD can attest to that...she's reportedly a size 4 right now...

Swizz Beatz' ex-wife Mashonda Dean is taking the producer to court in order to seek child support payments as he prepares to marry singer Alicia Keys. With rumors spreading that Alicia is pregnant by Swizz, the producer has some unfinished business with his other family. R&B singer Mashonda has field papers in Manhattan Supreme Court, saying Swizz owes her $334,000 in missed payments. "I so much wanted both of us to get on with our lives and maintain our respect for one another, but he now shows that his priorities and sense of responsibility are screwed up," Mashonda said. Dean’s lawyer, Bernard Clair, called the nonpayment "particularly troubling" in light of reports that Beatz bought a seven-carat engagement ring for Alicia Keys earlier this year and that they’re moving into a $14.5 million duplex penthouse on Crosby Street. However, Beatz said his ex’s allegations that he owes $325,000 in equitable distribution and $9,000 in alimony and child support are "inaccurate" and "overblown," adding that he’s gone "above and beyond" to provide for her and their son, Kasseem Jr., 13. Swizz asserted that he’d agreed to pay Mashonda more than the judge required and much more than his lawyer recommended - even signing court papers sayiing that he was going against his attorney’s advice. Swizz explained, "I gave over what the judge was recommending to give. I gave her $700,000 up front, because I thought $200,000 wasn’t enough for what she wanted to do. I still get spit in my face for it." Swizz added that the next set of payments had been ready to go when he discovered "she’d been selling all my stuff out of my house." Mashonda's lawyer countered that the only items his client sold were some remote-controlled vehicles that Swizz had left behind after movers removed his belongings.  Love stinks.

Wyclef showed his heart when he took three Haitian girls on a $1,000 each shopping spree in KMart. The three girls lost limbs in the Haitian Earthquake but that did not stop them from enjoying themselves as Wyclef and his Yele Haiti charity treated them to clothing, shoes, make-up and electronic goods. Wyclef explained, "When you come from a country where you make $1 a day, giving them $1,000 is like giving them $10,000," adding, "They need to know there are people like them and they're normal, today they're not thinking, 'I don't have a leg.' They're just being kids and they're happy." Following the new York shopping spree the children were all due to be fitted with prosthetic limbs and treated for free at Shriners Hospital For Children in Philadelphia.