Tiger Woods arrived at the Augusta National Golf Club Sunday morning to take on the practice range before his highly anticipated return to golf in this year's Masters Tournament. According to the Associated Press, Woods showed up unannounced and embraced fellow golfer Mark O'Meara before playing nine practice holes. "Listen, I love the kid. I understand what happened and it's not a good thing that has happened," O'Meara told the AP, referring to reports of Woods' infidelities. "It doesn't take away from the fact that he's my friend and I care for him. It's like I told him out there, 'This is the place where you belong. This is what you love to do.' And he does. He loves to compete and play. So it's good to have him back. O'Meara says he hasn't seen Woods since July. "The game needs him back, and it's good for him to be back." ... Read More »

A 7.2 earthquake struck south of the U.S.-Mexico border but celebrity citizens of Los Angeles also felt the earth move. Everyone from Ashton Kutcher to Adam Lambert immediately took to their Twitter handles to react to the earthquake. Ashton Kutcher wrote: "We just felt an earthquake in LA that happened in Mexico?" Read More »

Benji Madden was a knock out on Saturday night in Las Vegas. The Good Charlotte guitarist fought former MTV host Riki Rachtman in a celebrity boxing match and knocked him down three times before the referee deemed him the winner. Benji's twin bro Joel and their other brother Josh came out to Ellis Mania at The Joint, by Rogue at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, in support of their sibling. Former "Girl Next Door" Holly Madison and her gal pals wore "Team Benji" t-shirts and also cheered the rocker on to victory. Read More »

Stars for a Cause president George Braunstein was proud to present a check in the amount of $112,400 to Charlie Sardou of the American Red Cross after the organization auctioned off a vehicle that hundreds of celebrities, including Oprah Winfrey and Tom Hanks, took the time to sign. SFAC and Leake Auction raised the money for American Red Cross Haitian Relief with the auctioning of a Chrysler 300 Haiti edition. A local Oklahoma business purchased the car. "This was a very special auction with the addition of the Chrysler 300 Haiti," stated Richard Sevenoaks, president of Leake Auction Company. "Eager crowds gathered each day just to see this car. We were thrilled to partner with Stars for A Cause, Chrysler and the American Red Cross to raise money for such an important cause. While the Chrysler was being auctioned, a box was passed around to collect cash donations. $2,400 was donated. ... Read More »

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On Friday's "Oprah Winfrey Show," Janet Jackson spoke out about the man who has pleaded not guilty to an involuntary manslaughter charge tied to her brother Michael Jackson's death. Asked by Oprah if she blames Murray, Michael's former personal physician, for his death, Janet said: "Yes, I do. He's the one that was administering the drug, from what I do know." (Michael died of acute Propofol intoxication last June.) Janet said that prior to her brother's passing, the Jackson family "knew that he had a problem" and "tried an intervention several times." She added, though, that Michael "was very much in denial." Read More »

Heather Locklear is opening up to ET about the death of her "Dynasty" co-star John Forsythe. "John was a gentleman in every sense of the word. He was a gifted actor who knew the true meaning of being gracious and kind. He will be missed," Locklear tells ET. Forsythe passed away on Thursday at the age of 92. Read More »

ET has obtained a photo of Drew Barrymore and John Forsythe at Disneyland in 1985. The late Forsythe, who famously voiced Charlie of "Charlie's Angels," would go on to reprise his unseen role in grown-up Drew's big-screen versions of the hit show. The pic shows the two actors enjoying a ride at Disneyland while filming a TV special for the theme park’s 30th anniversary TV special. Forsythe passed away on Thursday at the age of 92. Read More »

ET breaks the sad news that John Forsythe, who starred on "Dynasty" and lent his voice to "Charlie's Angels," has passed away. He was 92. Forsythe died of complications from pneumonia in Santa Ynez, Calif. on Thursday. "…He died as he lived his life... with dignity and grace, after a year-long struggle with cancer," his family tells ET. Read More »