And Sir Paul McCartney’s settlement will cost the ex-Beatle around 60 million US dollars, according to Forbes.

List of the 10 Most Expensive Celebrity Divorces:

1. Michael and Juanita Jordan
Settlement pending: Possibly more than 150 million dollars.

2. Neil Diamond and Marcia Murphey
Estimated settlement: 150 million dollars

3. Steven Spielberg and Amy Irving
Estimated settlement: 100 million dollars

4. Harrison Ford and Melissa Mathison
Estimated settlement: 85 million dollars

5. Kevin Costner and Cindy Silva
Estimated settlement: 80 million dollars

6. Paul McCartney and Heather Mills
Settlement pending: Possibly more than 60 million dollars

7. James Cameron and Linda Hamilton
Estimated settlement: 50 million dollars

8. Michael and Diandra Douglas
Estimated settlement: 45 million dollars

9. Lionel and Diane Richie
Estimated settlement: 20 million dollars

10. Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall
Estimated settlement: 15-25 million dollars

’Tireless’ Stones announce new tour - Mar 23 2007
The Rolling Stones have announced their 2007 summer European tour - with Mick Jagger saying: "I never get tired."

The ageing rockers are headlining the Isle of Wight festival, bringing back memories for fans who saw the band at the holiday resort’s town hall in 1964.

The band’s spokesman said the Isle of Wight gig was the Stones’ first UK festival - but the band did perform at Knebworth in 1976.

A Bigger Bang plays more than 20 shows across Europe after kicking off in June in Belgium.

Frontman Jagger, 63, made the announcement in a press call from London transmitted over the internet.

Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts will play two UK dates - at the Isle of Wight on Sunday June 10 and the 02 Arena, formerly the Millennium Dome, on August 21.

A concert in Dublin has been scheduled for August 18, while other gig locations include St Petersburg and shows in Serbia and the Ukraine for the first time.

Jagger, who works out and performs breathing exercises before taking to the stage, said: "I never get tired."

"I have a very definite countdown before the show where I have time to relax, get dressed, warm up."

He joked of Richards, also 63, who fell out of tree while on holiday in Fiji: "I’ll nail him to the nearest room. I don’t think he will be climbing any palm trees."

Jagger to make film with Scorsese - Mar 1 2007
Fresh from his success at the Oscars, legendary director Martin Scorsese has agreed to make Mick Jagger’s dreams come true - and direct a film based on the rocker’s idea.

The singer came up with the original idea for The Long Play and took it to the filmmaker, whose hits include Goodfellas and Raging Bull.

The pair have been developing the movie, which is set in the music business and covers more than three decades, for several years.

The Long Play will be scripted by Bill Monahan, who wrote The Departed - the film that won Marty his first best director Oscar on Sunday night. The crime drama also took home the prize for best picture.

Mick, who previously worked with Marty on a concert documentary about the Stones, will produce.

This is not the singer’s first foray into the movie business.