♦Naomi Campbell Facing Subpoena for Blood Diamond Fracas
Naomi Campbell, who has recently come under fire for allegedly accepting blood diamonds from warlord Charles Taylor, will be compelled to testify about said gems, if prosecutors in the Hague have their way. [Jezebel]

♦Elin Nordegren Divorce Demands Reach $750 Million
Elin Nordegren has dramatically escalated her demands during negotiations over a possible divorce agreement with Tiger Woods, Bill Zwecker of the Chicago Sun-Times reports. According to the columnist, Woods' wife is seeking full custody of the couple's children and "an estimated $750 million package." [The Huffington Post]

♦Big Pimpin' Baby... Jay-Z's Breakfast Of Champions
Jay-Z started his day recently by breaking bread with billionaires. See photos of Hov at a breakfast meeting with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, developer Bruce Ratner and New Jersey Nets majority owner Mikhail Prokhorov at Gracie Mansion. [Bossip]

♦Bo Obama is Worth $1,600
Barack Obama made up to $7.7 million last year, with one asset in particular worth $1,600 – the family dog, Bo. [Daily Telegraph]


♦How to Work When the Boss is Away: A Handy Guide
As Memorial Day approaches there are going to be plenty of days when your boss will be jetsetting someplace fabulous while you're stuck in your cubicle. Feel free to celebrate, but here are some rules to make it go smoothly. [Gawker]

♦Fortune 500s Suffer From a Deficit of Boardroom Diversity
There is a disturbing trend happening in today's corporate boardrooms, according to the Executive Leadership Council, a professional organization for African American corporate leaders. The number of African American board directors is declining. [The Grio]

♦Rapper Jay-Z Owns a Stake in Carol's Daughter!
According to a recent New York Post article, Jay Z was one of several investors who invested in the brand and helped launch it to international recognition. [Black Girl With Long Hair]

♦'Fences' Breaks Box Office Record
Fresh off earning the most Tony Award nominations ever for a play revival, the new Broadway production of August Wilson's 'Fences' broke the box-office record last week at the Cort Theater, earning $1,008,104 for eight performances and becoming the rare play to join the million-dollar club of Broadway commercial hits. [The New York Times]