AMY WINEHOUSE IS SET TO DIVORCE HER IMPRISONED HUSBAND AND “START OVER” WITH A NEW LOVER, IT HAS BEEN CLAIMED.

Amy Winehouse is set to divorce her imprisoned husband and “start over” with a new lover, it has been claimed.

The troubled singer - whose spouse Blake Fielder-Civil is currently in prison awaiting charges of grievous bodily harm (GBH) and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice – reportedly told Blake their marriage was over last week and she plans to rebuild her life with Alex Haines.

A source said: “She can’t ever see Blake again for her own good. If Amy wants to start over she needs to bury her past.”

The 24-year-old's mother Janis has admitted she is “very concerned” for Amy and hopes the star will soon split from Blake and clean up her life.

Michael Jackson has narrowly avoided losing his house in Los Angeles, after paying off debts of $414,806

The ‘Thriller’ singer’s three-bedroom, three-bathroom property in Encino had been scheduled to be sold at a public auction on May 5, according to A Notice of Trustee’s Sale filed on April 11.

However, the 49-year-old musician has now saved the house by settling his debts.

A spokesperson for the singer said: “The property has been paid and is no longer in foreclosure.”

Last month, Jackson managed to save his 2,800 acre Neverland ranch, in California, from going to auction after working out a deal with Fortress Investment Group LLC to refinance the property instead of paying the $24.5 million fee.

Jackson's lawyer L. Londell McMillan said: "They've sorted out a confidential agreement. Neverland and Michael Jackson are fine."

Cameron Diaz is using humour to cope with her father’s sudden death.

The 35-year-old actress, who stars alongside Ashton Kutcher in new romantic comedy ‘What Happens in Vegas’, held a private screening of the movie to “have a good laugh” with her grieving friends and family following the loss of Emilio Diaz on April 15.

Cameron said in a hand-written note read out by Ashton in Los Angeles on Saturday (26.04.08): "Due to the loss of my father I have chosen to be with my family this weekend. But it was important for me to convey to all of you how much I love this film.

“I was fortunate to work with a group of truly gifted individuals that share the common denominator of a generous heart and wickedly sick sense of humor.

"This weekend I am screening ‘What Happens in Vegas’ for my family. It was a unanimous decision that we all needed to share a good laugh. After all that's why we make films like these. So people can leave behind their worries for a couple of hours. Have a good laugh. I picture all of your smiles and it makes me happy.

"Thank you for your continued support. It is much appreciated. Cameron."