Actress Annie Potts refers to her "Designing Women" costar Dixie Carter as "a goddess," calling her death a "loss beyond measure." Potts tells ET of her costar, "Dixie Carter was a goddess. Beautiful and brainy, smart and funny, prim and sexy, wickedly talented and divinely sweet. The kind of wife and mother that every mother hopes their daughter will become, and the kind of friend that is absolutely irreplaceable. She loved fiercely and was adored in return. To have known her a little was a delight to all. To have known her well, a treasure beyond reckoning. And now, a loss beyond measure." Carter, best known for her role as Julia Sugarbaker on the hit sitcom "Designing Women," passed way on Saturday, April 10. She was 70. Read More »

After placing fourth in his first tournament since making headlines with his personal life, Tiger Woods says he's taking a break. The pro golfer told CBS news that he was not happy about being tied for fourth in the Masters Tournament. "I wanted to win this tournament. As the week went along, I kept hitting the ball worse. It was not very good," Woods said of his placement. The golfer is quoted on his Web site as saying, "Today I had a two-way miss, and it's kind of tough to play when you got that, when you don't know which way it's going to go. I'm going to take a little time off and kind of reevaluate things." Read More »

ET breaks news about the cause of actress Dixie Carter's death. Best known for her role as Julia Sugarbaker on the hit sitcom "Designing Women," the actress passed away from complications arising from endometrial cancer, a common type of uterine cancer. Carter died on Saturday, April 10 at the age of 70. In addition to Hal Holbrook, her husband of nearly 26 years, the actress is survived by her two daughters Mary Dixie and Ginna. Read More »

A number of personal things from entertainment icon Marilyn Monroe are going up for auction, including items from the estate of her analyst, Dr. Ralph Greenson. On June 26 and 27 at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Julien’s Auctions will offer items from Monroe's personal and professional life that will include: X-Ray’s of Monroe’s chest from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital from her doctors visit on November 10th, 1954, the chair used by the icon in her final photo shoot, David Conover negatives and copyrights to Monroe photographs, previously unreleased photographs of Monroe on her honeymoon with Joe DiMaggio -- including their visit to see the troops in Korea -- and Marilyn’s personal bottle of Chanel No. 5. Meanwhile, Dr. Greenson is auctioning off his therapy couch from his Beverly Hills home office where Monroe would lie during their meetings, Pucci clothing gifted to his daughter and handwritten notes ... Read More »

Phil Mickelson won his third Masters title on Sunday, April 11, but Tiger Woods wasn't too far behind, placing fourth in the tournament. Woods' Web site reflected on the pro player's placement in the Masters Tournament with a post that read: "A rough start doomed his chances, but Tiger excited the crowd with two more eagles in the final round Sunday, completing the Masters in a tie for fourth at 11-under 277." The Masters Tournament marked Woods' return to golf following his peculiar car accident in November, 2009. He told reporters at a press conference during the Masters, "It's not about the championships; it's about how you live your life. ... Going forward, I need to be a better man." Read More »

Hollywood mourned the death of 70-year-old actress Dixie Carter, best known for her role as Julia Sugarbaker on the hit sitcom "Designing Women," with some stars tweeting their sympathies. Celebs wrote the following about the TV actress via their Twitter accounts over the weekend: Director Kevin Smith tweeted: "DESIGNING woman passes: Dixie Carter dies at age 70. Introduced to her in short-lived 'HAPPY DAYS' angel spin-off called 'OUT OF THE BLUE.' When she married Mr. Drummond, she became family -- in that way TV people from your youth kinda seemed like relatives." Read More »