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It's a good thing that ice picks are on the TSA's banned list.

That was the first thought through our heads after reading a report that claimed Sharon Stone was greeted by police at Salt Lake City Airport after some kind of scuffle with a Delta cabin crew over her refusal to check her carry-on.

But fear not, travelers, while people in uniform did meet the 51-year-old actress at the gates, contrary to the claims in a Stylist.com report, it was not because Stone went  Basic Instinct...

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Despite her big-screen penchant for revealing all, Sharon Stone apparently still feels the need to keep some things on the down-low. Her court records, for example.

A lawsuit filed against the actress was made public today after the court was unable to justify the national security-like levels of secrecy employed to hide the case's very existence.

The suit brought in November by attorney William P. Jacobson over $107,000 in disputed fees was eventually settled, but not before Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Maureen Duffy-Lewis ordered the whole shebang sealed. That meant no record of the case was made available to either the public or court staff.

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•  Somehow, we doubt Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson foresaw downing doggie snacks as part of the gig when they signed on for Marley & Me. Did someone say "bacon"?

•  Forget celebrity fragrances, Halle Berry—these days, every star thinks they're an author. Lauren Conrad has a tasty-looking first cover and Sharon Stone is trying to get a collection of short stories published.

•  Molly Sims sure is lovely, but we're not quite sure why a Sex and the City movie sequel should give us hope for a Las Vegas movie.

•  Kate Beckinsale uses eats her noodle.

•  Calista Flockhart has never seen Star Wars (minus 10 good girlfriend points).

•  Mercy! Duffy jumps on the no-pants bandwagon.

•  Dear Big John from Rock of Love Bus with Bret Michaels: Thank you for giving the most fruitless yet hilarious directions ever to grace reality TV. "I specifically asked you not to be slutty and whorey," he tells the trashed and trashtastic Farrah and Kelsey. Classic. Love, Rise 'n' Shine

Memo to the stars of Big Pic: When someone puts a camera in your face, try not to look so happy about it.

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When it comes to the coverage of Sharon Stone's custody battle, it's not only her son's feet that stink. So do the reports of her more untraditional parental reactions—at least, according to the actress' camp.

Stone's attorney has lashed out at media reports that focused on one of the star's most unusual out-of-the-box parenting techniques, namely her desire, as relayed via the judge in her custody hearing, to treat son Roan's smelly appendages by injecting Botox.

"This week it was reported in connection with Sharon Stone's custody dispute that she wanted to have her 8-year-old son undergo Botox treatment at this time for his feet,"  attorney Marty Singer said. "Sharon Stone never made this statement. It is a complete fabrication."

While technically true, Singer seems to be protesting on the basis of semantics—Stone didn't make the statement, at least not "at this time"; San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Anne-Christine Massullo did, citing a previous legal filing made by her ex-husband Phil Bronstein.

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According to a judge, Sharon Stone's maternal instincts are quite basic.

In a tentative ruling released Monday and obtained today by E! News, San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Anne-Christine Massullo has shot down Stone's attempt to modify custody of her son Roan.

Stone had sought permission to move Roan from Marin County in Northern California, where he lives with his father, Phil Bronstein, to L.A.

But saying that “should Roan move to Los Angeles, the sense of loss would be overwhelming for him,” Massullo nixed the request. Instead, the judge said the boy could visit Stone one to two weekends a month during the school year.

Specifically, Maussullo took issue with Stone's mothering prowess and apparent overreaction to the boy's complaints. “Mother alleged Roan had a spinal condition," the judge noted. "There was no evidence to support this allegation."

And this doozy: “Mother suggested that Roan should have Botox injections in his feet to resolve a problem he had foot odor.”

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Sharon Stone is following in the footsteps of an unlikely forebear—namely, Britney Spears—and seeking a little more court-approved mother-son time.

E! News has obtained court papers filed by the China-angering actress in which she seeks a modified custody order for 7-year-old son Roan, whom she adopted with ex-hubby Philip Bronstein back in 2000.

Bronstein, the Komodo dragon-angering former editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, split from Stone in 2004 and currently retains primary custody of the boy.

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