REPORTED: "Sex and the City" vixen Kim Cattrall, 46, and her husband of four years, Mark Levinson, are splitting up, according to New York Post columnist Cindy Adams. A spokeswoman for Cattrall refused to comment. Levinson, who is Cattrall's third husband, is a designer of high-end audio systems and products. Adams said that Cattrall informed Levinson of her decision a few days ago, after he returned from a three-week overseas business trip.

CONFIRMED: Authorities on Monday officially determined that the badly decomposed body of a woman thought to have been murdered in her home was Yolanda Schlessinger, 77, the estranged mother of controversial radio talk-show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger, reports Reuters. The cause of death, which police are treating as a possible homicide, has not yet been established and is expected to take weeks to resolve.

PLEADED: Private eye to the stars Anthony Pellicano, 59, pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of possessing grenades and plastic explosives, reports Reuters. FBI agents reportedly found the weapons when they were investigating whether Pellicano had threatened Los Angeles Times reporter Anita Busch, who was researching the relationship between action star Steven Seagal and a reputed mobster. Pellicano's past clients include Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson and Mike Myers.

REVIEWED: Almost six years to the day that 6-year-old old JonBenet Ramsey was found strangled in her parents' basement, Colorado's Boulder County District Attorney Mary Keenan is launching an aggressive review of the long-unsolved case, reports the Denver Post. An attorney for the Ramsey family says that parents John and Patsy Ramsey are in favor of a fresh look into the case -- so long as the review steers clear of the Boulder police department, which the Ramseys believe botched the investigation. They have proclaimed their own innocence in the murder, which occurred Dec. 26, 1996.