Oksana: Why I Taped Mel Gibson's Phone Rants

Oksana Grigorieva is finally talking about her ongoing, public battle with ex Mel Gibson -- the custody fight over daughter Lucia, the harrowing audio tapes and disturbing photos alleging physical abuse.

"I'm devastated. Everybody's devastated," Grigorieva, 40, tells Radaronline in her first extended interview since the scandal broke a few weeks ago. (The Russian musician gave a very brief comment to photographers last week.)

"I think Mel, basically, is trivializing domestic violence," she says.

"It is unfair that by standing up to somebody -- and speaking out -- I am being victimized all over again. He has hurt so many people."

Gibson hasn't publicly commented on Grigorieva's claims, but a source close to the actor insists he did not abuse her.

Once again, she denies allegations by Gibson's legal team that she attempted to extort Gibson, 54. "It is all false information he is feeding the press. It is a smear campaign," she adds.

Explaining that a court order prevents her from getting into details, she begs her ex and father to Lucia, 8 months: "Speak the truth, tell the truth, for the sake of your daughter."

Lady Gaga Vanity Fair UK Sept. 2010 Cover Photo

Have you seen the September issue of Vanity Fair UK?

The “Alejandro” hitmaker goes gray on the cover of the latest edition of the style guide.


Things are also looking promising on the personal front in Gaga’s World. Gaga’s ex-boyfriend Luc Carl dumped his girlfriend to get back together with the pop star. New York bartender Luc has been close to Gaga since the Grammy winner worked at St. Jerome’s Nightclub in NYC in 2006 and the pair rekindled their romance when she returned to her native New York for a string of concerts last month.

Magic Trackpad review


Apple's Magic Trackpad isn't the first of its kind -- in fact, Wacom has been playing this game for awhile -- but it's the first of its kind from the cats in Cupertino, so obviously people take notice. The premise of such a device is stupidly simple: it's a laptop trackpad that lives on your desktop. Over the past few years, there have been rumors that Steve Jobs has his sights set on eliminating buttons from Apple products altogether, and this certainly feels like the next step in the plan. But does it make sense? Is this an improvement over standard input devices like a mouse or trackball? More importantly, in the age of iPads and netbooks, does anyone even need an external input device like this? We're going to try and answer those questions (and more), so read on for our full review!

Motorola Droid getting Android 2.2 next week


We've just been dropped a brief note from Verizon that the original Droid will be getting the full Froyo treatment at some point next week. Considering the brevity of the announcement, it's entirely possible that this was thrown together in response to Sprint's EVO news -- but who cares? The more Android 2.2, the better, right? No official word on other Droid variants -- most of which are likely going to see Froyo updates soon -- but we'll be keeping our ears firmly planted to the ground.

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