PGA TOUR Commissioner Tim Finchem has confirmed that Tiger Woods went to rehab. In an interview transcript, which was posted on the PGA TOUR Web site on Thursday, Finchem commented about Woods' upcoming press conference, saying in part: "I don't know what [Woods'] plans are in terms of what he's going to say. I don't know what he's going to do after he finishes his rehab, you know, I think all of that is TBD. You all will make up your own minds about that and write about it and so will fans and people that have been impacted by it." According to ABC News, Finchem also said, "He got out of rehab last week … and he spent some time with his family, and he has time for this tomorrow and he’ll address the details of that tomorrow."

In what are believed to be the first photos of Tiger Woods back on the golf green since the controversy surrounding his private life erupted last November, Tiger was snapped hitting the links in Orlando, FL on Thursday -- perhaps getting "warmed up" for his scheduled press conference tomorrow, at which he's expected to apologize for his behavior and discuss his future!

Drew Barrymore and Wanda Sykes have been named as honorees at this spring's GLAAD Media Awards. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) announced that Barrymore will receive the Vanguard award, while Sykes will be honored with the Stephen F. Kolzak award at the 21st annual awards in Los Angeles on April 17. Barrymore's Vanguard award is given to individuals who have increased the visibility and understanding of the LGBT community. "I was born, bred and raised among diversity, it has defined me and made me the person I am today," Barrymore said of the news. "I'm honored and humbled to be receiving this award."

Sports writer Joe Logan, executive producer of myphillygolf.com, weighs in on Friday's scheduled Tiger Woods press conference, telling ET, "People will watch him very closely tomorrow to see if this man is truly sorry for what he's done." "It is a very controlled environment," says Logan of the way the press conference is being handled. "No one will be able to ask questions. Tiger is going to read a statement, and that's it. ... No one thinks this is the right way to do it that I've talked to. They think he needs to answer questions." If Logan could ask his own question at the press conference, he says it would be, "What the heck were you thinking? How do you explain this behavior? This is behavior that is so outside the realm of your image, what people thought you were, that you've got some explaining to do." ...

Daredevil Jesse James has a soft spot for another lady besides wife Sandra Bullock -- his beloved dog Cinnabun, who went missing last month. "It's been just over 3 weeks since we last saw her," a new blog post on his West Coast Choppers Web site says. "[We] were starting to wonder if we’d ever get her back." After putting out a reward and receiving several false alarms, a woman named Rosaura in Los Angeles found the missing pooch and happily returned her to her owner.

In what is believed to be his first public sighting since his headline-grabbing car accident last November, Tiger Woods was snapped taking a jog outside on Wednesday near Orlando, FL. The public sighting comes on the heels of the news that Woods will hold a press conference on Friday morning at 11 a.m. at the PGA Tour headquarters to apologize for his behavior and discuss what's to come in the future for him. Woods' agent told ET earlier Wednesday, "Tiger plans to discuss his past and his future and he plans to apologize for his behavior. While Tiger feels that what happened is fundamentally a matter between he and his wife, he also recognizes that he has hurt and let down a lot of other people who were close to him. He also let down his fans. He wants to begin the process of making amends and that's what he's going ...

Real women are joining Marie Osmond in speaking out for heart health in the Go Red for Women campaign -- and ET talks to the NutriSystem spokeswoman who has a very personal reason for taking part. "My mother on her death bed, she said, 'Marie, don't do what I did. Take care of yourself,'" Marie tells ET. But it was more than just her mother's dying wish that was the impetus for Marie to lose 50 pounds and kick up her daily exercise. "I was doing a show and I came off, and I was panting. [My son said], 'Mom, we need you. You have eight kids, please. You're going to die.'"

Mindy McCready has had her share of ups and downs in the public spotlight, and our own Mark Steines exclusively sat down with the best-selling country music star, who says that "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" saved her life. "A lot of people have said, 'Was that about TV for you … or was it therapy?' And I can't speak for everyone, but for me it changed my life. It saved my life," she says. "Dr. Drew said so many amazing things to me that really made me think I really, truly want to know what was wrong with me, what was going on inside my head, why was I acting the way that I was?" Mindy's "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" show profile states, "Although she was arrested and jailed for trying to buy OxyContin with a false prescription and attempted suicide with an overdose of drugs and alcohol, ...

Only ET was there as Betty White accepted her Lifetime Achievement Award from the Morris Animal Foundation in Las Vegas. "I can't tell you what a special day this was," said the ageless actress/former "Golden Girls" star. "I'm the luckiest old broad on two feet because my life is divided into two halves: Half animals and half show business, the two things I love the most." Honoring her commitment to helping animals enjoy longer and healthier lives, P&G Pet Care -- makers of Eukanuba and Iams -- recognized Betty's lifetime achievements with a $10,000 donation in her name to the American Veterinary Medical Foundation to support heroic efforts by veterinarians to provide much-needed veterinary care for disaster relief.

Tiger Woods' agent Mark Steinberg is telling ET Tiger Woods' intention for holding a press conference this Friday, which includes the golf great's attempt to make amends and recognize that "he has hurt" others. Steinberg tells ET in part, "Tiger plans to discuss his past and his future and he plans to apologize for his behavior. While Tiger feels that what happened is fundamentally a matter between he and his wife, he also recognizes that he has hurt and let down a lot of other people who were close to him. He also let down his fans. He wants to begin the process of making amends and that's what he's going to discuss." Woods' press conference is set for Friday at 11 a.m. in Florida.