Paul McCartney was once again seen with his new girl Nancy Shevell in the Caribbean last week. The New York Daily News said Heather Mills went crazy when she saw pictures of the two of them together:

"She went absolutely crazy," a source reveals. "She was screaming, ’I bet Paul paid for that old tart to go first class. I can’t believe he’s wasting money on that thing when he won’t pay for his own child to go first class.’"

Heather won’t pay for her daughter to fly first class either, even even with $50 million in her pocket. At least Paul has some shred of happiness, which infuriates Heather.

Heather Mills was awarded, in her divorce with Paul McCartney, $50 million for herself, and $70,000 a year to care for her 4 year-old daughter Beatrice. According to the Daily Mail, Heather has told friends she is employing a team of forensic accountants to examine her former husband’s finances.

Even if Heather finds Paul is worth more money, it won’t change the ruling of the court. Although Heather’s focus on her own importance has reached a point of mental illness, the court ruling was based on her standard of living during the marriage, and reasonable expectations as to the cost of caring for Beatrice. If Heather continues this path she risks having custody handed over to Paul, which is how it should have been to begin with.

Neil Aspinall (66), a longtime friend and member of The Beatles’ business enterprises, died of cancer in New York City on Sunday night, surviving members of the band announced Monday, the Associated Press reports.

British newspapers reported over the weekend that Paul McCartney (65) visited the hospital where Aspinall, who was a Liverpool school chum of McCartney and George Harrison’s, was being treated.

"All his friends and loved ones will greatly miss him, but will always retain the fondest memories of a great man," said a statement released by McCartney, Ringo Starr, the widows of Harrison and John Lennon (Yoko Ono), and the band’s Apple Corps Ltd. Company, for which Aspinall had served as CEO until stepping down last year.

Aspinall began as the original The Beatles road manager, driving them to their earliest gigs.

Heather Mills is a disgustingly selfish person, who constantly lashes out at the media, but won’t shut her big mouth. Heather wants two things, more free money, and attention. Page Six has the latest:

Heather Mills isn’t satisfied with her $48.6 million divorce settlement from Paul McCartney – so the peg-legged money-grubber has been "calling around British magazines and television shows to sell her exclusives." One insider said Mills is demanding 1 million British pounds – or slightly more than $2 million – to not only talk, but share intimate photos and tape recordings she made of the ex-Beatle without his knowledge. Mills is also said to be pitching to American networks, which could get around their "we don’t pay for news" proclamations by paying for her pictures and tapes. "She’s greedy," said a person who knows of Mills’ dealings. "She should just go away, but she loves the spotlight and the attention." Yesterday, the judge on the case, Hugh Bennett, castigated Mills as a greedy fantasist and a "less than candid witness" whose claims were "devoid of reality." "Extra" reports Mills will exercise her taste as a judge of the Miss USA pageant April 11 from Las Vegas.

I’d like to invite Heather for a tour of the Grand Canyon where no fake legs are allowed, and the trails along the steep cliffs are hard to navigate, even for a four footed animal.

Perhaps the judge could modify that last order a bit by adding a gag order for Heather’s huge mouth.

Heather Mills, pictured above pouring water over the head of Paul’s attorney, was criticized by the judge in her divorce case when he said her expense demands were "unreasonable, indeed exorbitant."

In court documents that Heather didn’t want anyone to see, she did indeed make some unreasonable requests, which included:

• Mills claimed for seven fully staffed properties with full-time housekeepers in the annual sum of $1.29 million.
• Annual holiday costs of $1 million including private and helicopter flights of $375,000.
• $250,000 for clothes per year.
• $60,000 for equestrian activities annually. The judge noted she no longer rides horses.
• $80,000 for wine a year. The judge pointed out she does not drink alcohol.
• $86,000 for a driver a year.
• $40,000 for a carer (baby sitter?) and $380,000 for professional fees p.a.
• $1.08 million a year for security.
• $1.25 million annually to give as charitable donations, but Mills admitted $985,000 would be used for en route in helicopters, first class and private jets.
• $146,000 for the cost of business staff and $80,000 for helicopter hospital flights a year.

Despite Heather’s claims she would donate most of her wealth from the divorce, she is only giving away $265,000 per year. Why? Because she’s a liar and a gold digger.