Corey Feldman writes on his blog that Corey Haim's mother has decided not to hold a public memorial service for his late friend. "Now I must be the bearer of some very disappointing news to many of you out there," Feldman blogs. "After weeks of consideration and planning, the ultimate decision has been made by Corey's mother Judy Haim to not go forward with a public memorial service. "Instead we will have a very small private dinner with just a few close friends in L.A. Her reasoning for this is that she is in tremendous grief and feels that to create an event celebrating Corey's life would be too much for her to bear at this time." Read More »

Nearly five months after his personal life made headlines, golf great Tiger Woods earned his best score ever on the first day of the Masters. The Associated Press reports that Woods shot a 4-under-par 68 on Thursday, also having multiple eagles for his first time ever in an Augusta round. "It was unbelievable, the whole day," Woods said, according to the AP. "The people, I haven't heard them cheer this loud in all my years coming here. It certainly helped keep my spirits up." Read More »

ET has obtained the declaration of Hildie Katibah, one of Jesse James' reps, confirming that Sandra Bullock's husband is involved in a program at a treatment facility. The declaration, dated March 29, says James is involved in a program "that requires a minimum of 31 days' participation in order to be effective. He is therefore expected to be unavailable for the next 30 to 60 days." Katibah does not go into further detail about the program. Read More »

ET has the details on "Dancing with the Stars" hopeful and mom-of-eight Kate Gosselin's new book! I Just Want You to Know: Letters to My Kids on Love, Faith and Family, due on bookshelves April 13, will feature excerpts, prayers and memories from Kate's journal that promise to reveal an intimate look at the TV mom during the three years that her family leapt from obscurity to the national spotlight with their reality show. The book will also include eight individual letters to each of her children. The letters are said to cover topics including "the painful disappointment that comes when life does not go as planned." Read More »

An attorney representing Nancy Kerrigan's family is speaking out to ET after Thursday's news that the skating star's brother Mark Kerrigan has been indicted on manslaughter charges in the death of their father Daniel. "We are deeply disappointed at the continued prosecution of Mark Kerrigan," attorney Tracy Miner tells ET on behalf of the family. "We disagree with the decision to indict and look forward to the facts being considered by an impartial jury. The Kerrigan family continues to believe that he is not responsible for the death of their beloved Daniel Kerrigan. Mark Kerrigan has been living at home supporting and caring for his mother and is in complete compliance with all conditions of his pre-trial release and we see no reason that the situation should change." Initially charged with assault, Mark Kerrigan is facing upgraded charges of manslaughter and assault and battery charges after his and Nancy's father Daniel died ... Read More »

For the first time since news broke of his numerous infidelities, Tiger Woods has teed off. The pro golfer announced earlier this week that his wife Elin would not be present at the Masters Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Club. At a press conference on Monday, April 5, Woods said the two hardest issues he faced over the past few months were "having to look at myself in a light I didn't want to look at myself in," and seeing the "constant harassment" his family endured from the media. Read More »

Just in today: Initially charged with assault, Nancy Kerrigan's brother Mark is facing upgraded charges of manslaughter and assault and battery charges after his and Nancy's father Daniel died following an alleged altercation. “We allege that the defendant’s violent reckless actions and complete disregard for his father’s safety and well-being endangered Daniel Kerrigan’s life and resulted in the substantial harm that led to his untimely death,” District Attorney Gerry Leone said. “This defendant should have known that the cruel acts that he committed against his elderly father, including grabbing him by the neck with enough force to cause a fracture, were highly likely to result in substantial harm and endanger his father’s life. ... As a result of the presentation of this and other evidence, a Grand Jury has returned two indictments against the defendant, and we will now proceed in proving these cases in court.” In the ... Read More »

The wife of Prince Charles has reportedly broken her leg while hiking in Scotland. Royal officials tell the Associated Press that the injury occurred when Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, slipped when walking in the hills. She has been staying at Prince Charles' private home on the queen's Balmoral estate in Scotland. Clarence House tells the AP that doctors have told Camilla to not put any weight on her left leg after an X-ray taken on Thursday confirmed the break. Regardless, Camilla, 62, intends to keep all her scheduled engagements. Read More »

Bristol Palin has a new Public Service Announcement for May's National Teen Pregnancy Month featuring her baby son, Tripp, in which the daughter of Sarah Palin talks about the hardships of being a single parent without financial opportunities. Now, Levi Johnston responds to the ad – and the use of his son to make a statement. "Every time I tried to put him on TV she'd flip out -- but it is nice to see him on there; he's happy and he's looking good," Levi tells our own Samantha Harris. "[Bristol is] sending out a good message." Levi says that he's been able to see a lot more of his infant son lately and that his relationship with Bristol has improved. Read More »

For one night only, actress Brooke Shields, Meryl Streep and Aretha Franklin will join a slew of other celebrities for a Broadway production. Shields will host the Broadway show Shine On, with Franklin and Streep both performing. The production is a celebration to mark Good Housekeeping magazine's 125th anniversary and to salute influential American women of the past 125 years. The event is to take place on Monday, April 12 at the New York City Center. Ticket sales will go to help build the first permanent location in Washington, D.C. for the National Women’s History Museum. Click HERE for more details. Read More »