MORE TAPES IN OKSANA'S LIBRARY - Oksana Grigorieva doesn't just have secretly recorded phone conversations of Mel Gibson ... she has voicemails too. Sources close to Oksana tell TMZ the recordings that have gone public so far are conversations between Oksana and Mel, but she also has voicemails which Mel left for her that night. As first reported, all the Gibson rants that have come out were recorded on February 18 -- after a nuclear meltdown between the two. Sources say the voicemails are nowhere near as incendiary as the taped conversations

MEL & OKSANA'S BREAK-UP STARTED OVER TREE PLANTING CEREMONY - (From RadarOnline) On February 18, Mel Gibson and the mother of his illegitimate child, Oksana Grigorieva, gathered with close friends and family at Mel’s multi-million dollar Malibu mansion for a tree planting ceremony in honor of their three-month-old daughter Lucia. What should have been a joyous occasion soon turned sour and exposed the growing tension in the couple’s volatile relationship, which had secretly hit a shocking low just a month earlier, when Mel allegedly beat Oksana and pulled a gun on her, Lucia and her son. When the dark-haired Russian beauty started talking to one of the gardeners, Mel became angry and accused his lover of “smiling too much” at the worker. In the hours that followed, Mel and Oksana’s three-year relationship, which began while the actor was still married, imploded. At approximately 6 pm, Oksana, 40, walked out on her Oscar-winning lover for good, taking Lucia to one of Mel’s other properties, in Sherman Oaks. Later that night, while Lucia slept, Mel and Oksana argued by phone, with Mel spewing vile profanities and threats, a scenario that had become commonplace in their romance.

BRITTANY & SIMON'S DEATH COULD BE ATTRIBUTED TO MOLD - (TMZ) The investigation into Brittany Murphy and Simon Monjack's deaths is now being handled by the Department of Public Health, TMZ has learned ... and it's all because of mold found in their home. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the issue of mold in the house came up early during the investigation into Brittany's death -- but it was deemed "not to be a contributing factor."
Then when Simon passed away a few months later, we're told the issue came up again -- but Brittany's mom, Sharon, wouldn't let the L.A. County Coroner's Office in to investigate the mold. Now, we're told, Sharon has agreed to let Public Health investigators into the home.
Mold could be relevant to Simon and Brittany's respiratory health. Pneumonia was a cause of death for both of them. We're also told Simon's mother, Linda Monjack is fully supportive of this move, and will be flying from Europe so she can be close to the investigation.