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In a new statement, Tiger Woods apologizes to his family for his "infidelity" and says he’s decided to take "an indefinite break from professional golf." “I am deeply aware of the disappointment and hurt that my infidelity has caused to so many people, most of all my wife and children. I want to say again to everyone that I am profoundly sorry and that I ask forgiveness. It may not be possible to repair the damage I've done, but I want to do my best to try. “I would like to ask everyone, including my fans, the good people at my foundation, business partners, the PGA Tour, and my fellow competitors, for their understanding. What's most important now is that my family has the time, privacy, and safe haven we will need for personal healing. Read More »

ET has obtained court documents filed by Eddie Cibrian, in which the star seeks joint physical custody of his children with estranged wife Brandi Glanville, who he claims has physically and mentally abused him and won't allow him to see his children. Regarding his children -- Mason, 6, and Jake, 2, Cibrian claims in the papers: "[Glanville] is refusing to set a schedule for visitation with the minor children. My relationship with our minor children is the most important thing in my life. To be denied time with our minor children, just because the respondent is angry with me, is unfair to me and extremely detrimental to our minor children.” He claims that Glanville is full of "emotional rage" and "too angry with me to think of what is the best interest of our children." Read More »

Tiger Woods' alleged "mistress No. 1" Rachel Uchitel is weathering a media firestorm, and her lawyer, Gloria Allred, tells ET that a joke made on "The View" at Uchitel's expense is "defamatory." A crack made by Joy Behar on yesterday's show (where she said, "What's her name? Uchitel? Yeah, you could tell she's a hooker.") had the audience laughing, but not Uchitel or Allred. "That's very, very upsetting to our client Rachel because the statement is not true," says Allred. "It is false, it is defamatory and it is very damaging to her. She values her reputation and we have, as a result, asked ABC … to retract that statement." Read More »

ET has the latest... Golfer Ben Crane is denying he disrespected fellow golfer Tiger Woods by calling him a "phony and a fake." The quotes appear in the new issue of Life & Style and Crane's rep tells ET, "Ben has never talked to anyone at Life & Style magazine. In fact, Ben has not had any interviews since the Children's Miracle Network Classic at Disney on November 15th, 2009. Ben wishes only the best for Tiger, Elin their marriage and their family." Read More »

ET has the latest... Only we have the first look at ESPN's interview with pro golfer Jesper Parnevik, the man who introduced Tiger Woods to wife Elin, where he talks about his disappointment in his fellow golfer. "I vouched for the guy," he says on "Outside the Lines," airing this Sunday at 10 a.m. ET on ESPN's SportsCenter. "I told her this is the guy that I think is everything you want. He's true. He's honest. He has great values. He has everything you would want in a guy. And uhh, I was wrong." Parnevik, who Elin worked for in 2001 as a nanny, goes on to say how badly he feels for her. Read More »

Three people accused of illegally providing drugs to the late Anna Nicole Smith appeared in court Friday. According to the Associated Press, Howard K. Stern, Dr. Sandeep Kapoor and Dr. Khristine Eroshevich pled not guilty to drug conspiracy charges. Meanwhile, a judge overturned the California Medical Board's decision to revoke the medical licenses of Kapoor and Eroshevich pending the outcome of the trial, the AP also reported. Read More »

Veteran figure skater Scott Hamilton returned to the ice after a five-year break at the Quicken Arena in Cleveland Ohio -- and it was all for a good cause! The evening benefited the 10th anniversary of Scott's cancer foundation, Scott CARES (Cancer Alliance for Research, Education and Survivorship) at the Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Center. This year's gala ultimately raised $11 million for Scott CARES' outreach programs. Scott established his organization in 1999, two years after his bout with testicular cancer. The Olympic gold medalist will return to the ice after a five-year absence stemming back to when he was diagnosed with a benign pituitary brain tumor in 2004. Read More »

ABC's "The View" issued an apology Friday after a remark made on the show about Tiger Woods' alleged mistress, Rachel Uchitel. "During a discussion on yesterday's 'The View' about the alleged affair between Tiger Woods and Rachel Uchitel, Joy Behar made a play on Ms. Uchitel's name,” the show said in a written apology. "This was intended as a joke. We sincerely apologize for the choice of words and for any misimpression the joke may have created." The apology came after a joke made by "View" co-host Joy Behar on Thursday's show, in which she used the word "hooker" while referring to Uchitel. Uchitel's attorney Gloria Allred demanded an apology in response to the comment. Read More »

Jamie Grubbs, one of the several women alleged to have been mistresses of golf great Tiger Woods, was spotted on Thursday night going glam at a Hollywood event. Grubbs had big smiles for photographers on the red carpet in the midst of the scandal surrounding Woods in the all-new video shot by Hollywood.tv. Another of Tiger's alleged mistresses with the same first name but spelled slightly differently, Jaime Jungers, tells NBC's "Dateline" in an interview to air tonight, "I still love [Tiger]." Read More »