EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS EDIT CONTAINS MATERIAL WHICH WAS ORIGINALLY 4:3<br/> <br />Grammy Award-winning singer Paul Simon appeared in a court on Monday (April 28) with his wife, singer Edie Brickell, after a pushing match at their Connecticut home ended in charges for the pair.<br/> <br />Both singers faced a judge in Norwalk Superior Court after their weekend arrest by New Canaan police on disorderly conduct charges stemming from the family dispute.<br/> <br />Simon, 72, told the judge that the incident on Saturday night was extraordinary in their 22 years of marriage, during which they raised three children.<br/> <br />Brickell, 48, agreed, telling the judge, "He is no threat to me at all."<br/> <br />The altercation occurred at a cottage on their New Canaan property, the couple's attorney said. The couple got into a dispute and when Simon attempted to leave, Brickell blocked the door. The incident escalated and Brickell's mother, who was visiting, called police.<br/> <br />Simon was given a Grammy Lifetime Ach
