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Can Tiger Rise Again?

Tiger Woods has not had the best experiences over the past couple of years. He lost his family, endorsements, tournaments and even mistresses! Poor Tiger has lost his Golden boy image and many wonder if he will ever be the star that he once was before things went sour. He went from wearing sponsored golf clothes to regular street clothes in the course of the year when his face was splashed across TV and papers in 2009. Since then he has kept of the limelight until recently when he was upset over a racial slur stated by his former caddy, Steve Williams. The response most likely came about concerning regards to the pairs split after reigning over the world of competitive golf for 11 years. Fortunately, Steve and Tiger had a heart to heart at tournament in Australia over the past few days. Williams apologized to his old friend and Woods seems to have accepted and moved on. They stopped playing together when the drama of Tiger's personal life forced him into temporary exile last year.

In other Tiger news, he is currently competing at the Australian Open in Sydney. Two years (Read More.....)

The Truth About The Jay Leno Vs. Conan O'Brien Tonight Show Feud

One of the biggest entertainment news items over the last couple of months has been the feud between Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien over late night time slots on NBC. You see, Jay Leno flopped so badly at 10 PM and Conan O'Brien flopped so badly at 11:35 that NBC was forced to make a change. Having Jay Leno at 10 PM was absolutely killing the local NBC news broadcasts at 11 PM and local NBC affiliates were crying out for a change. So NBC wanted to move Jay Leno to 11:35 and then have Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show start at 12:05. Jay Leno went for that deal, but Conan O'Brien balked. He felt that moving the Tonight Show to 12:05 would basically kill it.

And Conan was right. But since Conan wouldn't move, NBC has essentially dumped him and now Conan is out of a job.

It wasn't supposed to be this way. All the way back in 2004, Conan O'Brien signed a contract which stated that he would take over the Tonight Show from Jay Leno in 2009. At the time, Jay Leno seemed perfectly fine with this arrangement....