We hear that St. Martin's Press has brokered a deal with rapper Lil' Kim for her prison memoirs, to be published in 2008. In the book, the Grammy winner (real name: Kimberly Jones) dishes on her conviction for perjury in 2005 that led to a stint at the Philadelphia Detention Center - and on the "personal life lessons" she learned about loyalty, law, prison, friendship, humanity and perseverance.




Designer Anand Jon Alexander is out of jail but not out of the woods. Beverly Hills prosecutors announced yesterday that the fashion rajah, who was busted March 5 for alleged sex crimes, faces 13 new charges, including two counts of forcible rape, five counts of forcible oral copulation, two counts of a lewd act on a child, one count of sodomy, one count of false imprisonment and one count of sexual penetration by a foreign object. According to the D.A.'s office, a total of 32 counts are based on testimony from 12 accusers. Alexander, who has dressed Paris Hilton, Paula Abdul and Michelle Rodriguez, has pleaded not guilty to all charges and is out on $1.3 million bail.





Bum-mer. Justin Timberlake had shots of his bare derriere cut from "Black Snake Moan." The "SexyBack" singer says of his love scenes with co-star Christina Ricci: "I'm not going to say it doesn't feel weird pretending to f- someone in front of a man with a sound boom ... in the first cut you could see my ***, but I had a word and that's now out."




William Zabka, the blond bully from "The Karate Kid," has directed a music video complete with a cameo from his old co-star Ralph Macchio.The band No More Kings was inspired by the film to write the song "Sweep the Leg." But Zabka says being in the iconic '80s hit has been a mixed blessing."I've spent a lot of my life diffusing the idea of who people think I am," he tells the May issue of Stuff magazine. "To this day people will come up to me and say, 'Man, you're such a d-.' "