Not a happy holiday for Seal and Heidi Klum

How's this for a Labor Day greeting? "Crazy" singer Seal has accused his ex-wife, Heidi Klum, of cheating with one of her bodyguards.

"I would have thought Heidi would have showed a little more class and at least waited until we separated first," Seal tells www.tmz.com.

In the surprisingly frank (bitter?!?) video clip posted Saturday morning, Seal adds that her alleged affair with Martin Kristen was the reason they split. While Klum hasn't directly addressed Seal's claims, a "close friend" got in touch with TMZ and said her relationship with the bodyguard was "strictly professional" while she was married to Seal.

This so-called friend adds that Klum and the bodyguard have gotten "very close" since Klum has been single but would only say that their relationship status is "undefined."

On Sunday, a rep for Klum told www.usmagazine.com that it's "sad that Seal has to resort to this kind of behavior and spread these untruths about the mother of his children."

The British-born Seal and Klum, the German-born supermodel and "Project Runway" host, announced their separation in January after nearly seven years of marriage. They filed for divorce in April. They have three biological children together, and in 2009, Seal adopted one of Klum's children from a former relationship.

Stones show(s) coming?

Though it might not be a full-blown major tour yet, there is more good news on the Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary front.

Following last week's reports that the legendary British rockers had been recording new music in Paris, the group's first live shows since 2007 are being planned for later this year.

Stateside, there are two shows being planned for before the end of the year for the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Billboard reported late last week. The band also will play two shows in November at the O2! Arena i n London, with Virgin founder Richard Branson and Australian promoter Paul Dainty promoting the gigs, www.rollingstone.com adds. A spokesperson for the Stones declined to say the London and New York shows were confirmed.

"This was accomplished in a Navy SEAL-like operation," a source familiar with the deal told Rolling Stone.

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Michael Jackson's children -- Prince, 15, Paris, 14, and Blanket, 10 -- were in Gary, Ind., last week to honor him on what would've been the King of Pop's 54th birthday. The "Thriller" singer, who died three years ago, grew up in the Midwestern town with his famous siblings until 1969.

Richard Bach, the author of the 1970s best-selling novella "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" among other spiritually oriented writings, remained in serious condition Sunday, recovering from injuries suffered when his small plane clipped power lines and crashed. But his son said he is making marked improvements. "He clearly is lucid and that's the most important thing with the head injury, that he's got his mind," James Bach said.

Spanish filmmaker David Victori has won the inaugural edition of YouTube's Your Film Festival for his short movie "The Guilt." The winner was announced Sunday after selection by a jury that included "Alien" director Ridley Scott and "Shame" actor Michael Fassbender, according to the Associated Press.

Katie Cazorla, star of the TV Guide Network's reality series the "Nail Files," will pull her mobile spa into the D on Friday and Saturday to give viewers a complimentary mini-manicure. She's scheduled to be at Lakeside Mall, 14000 Lakeside Circle in Sterling Heights,11 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday and Saturday to provide fans with a fresh coat of her own eco-friendly poli! sh. Now in its second season, "Nail Files" airs at 9 p.m. Sundays.

Jay-Z brought out Detroit rapper Big Sean and other artists Kanye West, Pusha T, Common and 2 Chainz during Saturday's opening night of the Made In America festival. The inaugural two-day event, organized by Jay-Z, was scheduled to close Sunday night in Philadelphia. Ron Howard reportedly is filming the action for a documentary.

The fright flick "The Possession" has scared up a No. 1 debut, with $17.7 million from Friday to Sunday during the Labor Day weekend. Opening in second-place, with $9.7 million, was the Weinstein Co. bootlegging drama "Lawless." Full holiday-weekend results will be released later today. "American Idol" first season runner-up Bo Bice has been added to the Flat Rock Riverfest lineup, organizers announced. The free festival, scheduled Sept. 15-16, will be at Huroc Park, 28700 Arsenal Road. Bice is to perform at 9:30 p.m. Sept. 15. For the full schedule and more, go to www.flatrockmi.org.

WEMU-FM (89.1) music director and radio-show host Linda Yohn was named jazz programmer of the year in a major market at Thursday's JazzWeek Summit, the annual awards dinner in Detroit that precedes the Detroit Jazz Festival, reps from the station said. It's the third year in a row that Yohn has won the honor.

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Paul Michael Glaser, the actor who played Detective Dave Starsky in the 1970s action-drama Starsky & Hutch, entered a plea of not guilty last week to a charge of possessing marijuana. He ! was cite d May 10 in Kentucky. The Daily News in Bowling Green reports Glaser said he had medical marijuana prescribed to him in California.

2. Farmiga to go Psycho

Up in the Air star Vera Farmiga will play Norma Bates in A&Es Bates Motel, a new drama scheduled to debut next year thats inspired by the events and characters from Alfred Hitchcocks 1960 classic Psycho, Entertainment Weekly reports. No word yet on who will play her good son, Norman.

3. Adele sets record straight

There has been plenty of Internet buzz recently that British soul-singing superstar Adele, whos pregnant with her first child, had secretly married boyfriend Simon Konecki. But late last week, the Rumor Has It singer cleared up the speculation and denied those reports via Twitter.