Heather Mills reportedly flirted with Donald Trump over dinner.

Heather, who was a Miss USA judge last week, decided to spend some time with the multi-millionaire pageant owner because she wanted more money for appearing on the televised beauty contest.

It wasn't just the crowd that detested Heather Mills at the Miss USA pageant last weekend, the show's producers would have wanted to boo the former glamour model as well.

The ex-wife of Sir Paul McCartney reportedly refused to sign a contract stating the show could be rebroadcast until it was altered to her own conditions, which had angered the producers.

Simon Cowell and Donald Trump were voted the best bosses in a new survey by Parade.com.

The 'American Idol' judge and business executive Trump topped the list of the best possible employers, with Trump receiving 31 percent of the vote and Cowell following close behind with 30 percent in the magazine's Careers and Money Survey.

Heather Mills wasn't clearly a favorite at the Miss USA pageant when she judged the competition. Some of the audience had booed the former model when she was introduced Friday.

The ex-wife of Sir Paul McCartney had raised her eyebrows in surprise when she had received jeers from the audience members while her name was being called as one of the judges. Mills had been invited by organizer Donald Trump to help choose the winner in the contest.

Ivana Trump, the former wife of Donald Trump, was married for the fourth time this weekend at Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach estate belonging to The Donald. Ivana said her "I Do's" in front of 500 guests, including former husband Donald and her children.

Ivana, 59, married Rossano Rubicondi, 35, an Italian model-actor she has dated for six years. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Maryanne Trump Barry, The Donald's sister. Ivana and Donald's sons, Donald Jr., 30, and Eric, 24, gave the bride away while daughter Ivanka, 26, served as her mother's maid of honor. Guests included actor George Hamilton and Kathy and Rick Hilton.