KURT Cobain's mother and sister might lose their homes because of two thieves who bilked his estate of more than $200 million, claims his widow, Courtney Love.

Earlier this month, Love made accusations against an alleged con man and con woman who can't be identified until court papers are filed. Love said they used Cobain's Social Security number to open up more than 188 credit cards in his name and refinance several homes - including Kurt's mother's, Wendy Fradenburg Cobain O'Connor.

"It's insane," Love cried in one of several ranting voice-mail messages she left us. "In Kurt's will, his mom was left 15 percent of his estate - the rest went to me and [daughter] Frances Bean. But we had to wait until the estate closed and probate was over. But it's been open 14 years! It's criminal."

An irate, shouting Love said she met the alleged

Star can exclusively reveal that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, who are expecting twins this summer, tied the knot during an intimate wedding ceremony in the couple's adopted city of New Orleans, Louisiana on Saturday afternoon.

As Star has reported, Brad had long wanted the ceremony to take place in the city devastated by Hurricane Katrina, while Angelina preferred a small, intimate ceremony in France. The now husband and wife, along with their four children, are expected to return to Texas, where Brad is currently filming Tree of Life.

This is the second trip down the aisle for Brad, who ended his five-year marriage to Jennifer Aniston shortly after meeting Angelina on the set of their 2005 film Mr. & Mrs. Smith. Twice-married Angelina divorced actors Jonny Lee Miller in 1999 and Billy Bob Thornton in 2003 after three-year marriages to

He plays an FBI agent on TV, but Keith Carradine took center stage Friday in a real-life federal wiretapping case against snooper-for-the-stars Anthony Pellicano.

Carradine, 58, described for jurors a ham-fisted harassment campaign allegedly conducted by the private investigator on behalf of the star's ex-wife, Sandra Carradine.

"I received a call on my cell phone [from] a gentleman with an odd, sort of fake accent who offered to help me with my divorce," said Carradine, an Oscar-winning songwriter and Broadway veteran who plays Special Agent Frank Lundy on Showtime's "Dexter."

"I said I was an upstanding person with nothing to hide and please do not call me."

He described service problems with his phone, allegedly because of a wiretap, and an attempted break-in of his Airstream trailer in 2001. He said the harassment als

ey y'all, I'm knocked up, so pay up!

Pregnant tween star Jamie Lynn Spears and baby daddy Casey Aldridge have registered at Babies R Us, asking well-wishers to fulfill their every baby need.

The happy couple - otherwise known as Registry No. 70391760 from Kentwood, La. - thanked gift-givers in advance.

"Thank you for supporting us during this special time," the young, unmarried couple wrote in their online registry.

The 16-year-old sister of pop wreck Britney Spears registered at a store in Baton Rouge and did some shopping of her own.

It's been widely reported that Jamie Lynn and Aldridge, 18, are planning to tie the knot.

She appeared to be sporting an engagement ring yesterday as they sashayed through store aisles wearing a T-shirt that read: "The Rumors Are True."

Spears, star of Nicke

If you see Kate Bosworth playing blackjack on a casino floor, rest assured she's not counting cards. Bosworth, who stars in "21" as an MIT math whiz, adept at beating Vegas casinos with a simple counting system, is actually mathematically challenged. "I will be the first to tell you every single person in this cast is awful at math," the beauty laughed to the Daily News at a Cinema Society screening of the gambling movie. "[Co-star] Jim [Sturgess] clearly had to know more math for his scenes. But no, I could never count cards," she emphatically stated.

Bosworth got on board with the project after reading "Bringing Down the House," by Ben Mezrich, which was later adapted for the movie. "I love the book. Clearly we had to change it a bit to film it; you have to put in the love story, which didn't exist, though the role that my character is loosely based on