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Vegas police have arrested another man accused of breaking Javon Walker's face last month.

Cops say Deshawn Thomas took part in the insane robbery and beatdown that left the Raiders wide receiver unconscious on a street near the Las Vegas strip last month. Thomas will be charged with kidnapping, robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery with substantial bodily harm.

Another suspect, Arfat Fadel, was arrested two weeks ago.

Thomas is being held without bail.

The former Yankees manager got barraged with A-Rod/Madonna questions by paps outside The Ivy yesterday -- and also a friendly reminder about the city's new hands-free law.

Vick, who's currently serving a karma-endorsed 23-month sentence in the Federal pen, filed for Chapter 11 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court Monday. In the papers, he says he owes between $10 and $50 million to creditors.

Nadal's 20-year-old Spanish fox, Maria Francisca "Xisca" Perello, has been avoiding the spotlight for nearly three years -- and doesn't attend his matches to keep from distracting his ball play.

We know why.

The Diesel spent his 4th of July playing the role of a giant human arm cushion for his wife Shaunie in the Cayman Islands.

Brian Bosworth, better known as "the Boz" in his Seattle Seahawks days, can now add saving a life to his resume. Better than his bust of a NFL career!

Winnipeg Free Press reports that the NFL dud assisted in the rescue of a woman who flipped her SUV on the Trans-Canada Highway. Boz was driving along the road and stopped when he saw paramedics attempting the rescue. He jumped in to help when he realized they needed more manpower.

Both the driver and passenger were taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Boz was in the area fishing with his son.

Nothing says futbol star like a precious, little, elastic headband.

In the documents, filed today in Miami, Cynthia says she's exhausted every effort to salvage the marriage. Alex has "emotionally abandoned" his wife, leaving her with no choice but to divorce him.

She says the marriage is "irretrievably broken" because of Alex's "extra-marital affairs and other marital misconduct." Note she said affairs -- plural.

She's seeking primary custody of the couple's two girls, Ella and Natasha, as well as child support to "maintain the existing lifestyle of the children." That includes life and health insurance and private school.

Cynthia says her man, a "prominent athlete" with "substantial earning power," has the "fiscal capacity to continue his high style of living" but she does not -- hence she's asking for alimony. She is asking to keep their $12 million, six-bedroom estate in Coral Gables, Fla. (and everything in it), as well as her sweet ride -- a Maybach.

She's also asking A-Rod to pay off their debt, as well as her attorney's fees.

The papers mention that a prenup was signed before the couple married in November 2002. Earle Lilly, one of Cynthia's lawyers, told TMZ last night it's too early to know if they will challenge the prenup. A lot is on the line, because A-Rod is reportedly set to rake in $445 mil over the course of his career.

Maryann Cottrell -- whose daughter is severely disabled -- is suing the Landmark Americana Tap and Grill for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. She says the joint lets perfectly healthy people -- like Donovan McNabb and Jeremiah Trotter -- park in those spots for no good reason.

McNabb was fined by a judge back in 2006 for parking in the Landmark's handicapped spots. McNabb wasn't actually driving the car that got the ticket, but was fined because he's the owner.