Is Tiger Woods in sex rehab? That’s the question People is asking based on rumors and reports bubbling out of Mississippi. The elusive golf star has managed to stay hidden from the public eye since he crashed his car in front of his home in November and was subsequently barraged by a wave of reports about extramarital affairs. Now several web sites and a pair of local Mississippi TV stations, WJTV and WLBT, are claiming that Woods is being treated for sexual addiction at Pine Grove Behavioral Health and Addiction Services clinic. Officials at the Hattiesburg clinic won’t say whether Woods is currently a patient there. The clinic is considered one of the top facilities in the U.S. for the treatment of sex addiction. According to the Pine Grove web site, its program for sex addiction, called “Gentle Path,” usually lasts six weeks. Gentle Path Clinical Director Deborah Schiller told People, “We deal with patients who have suffered some trauma in their lives. Our concern is to help them heal and recover.”
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Brittany Murphy's mom denies daughter did drugs
In their first interview since Brittany Murphy’s death last month, the mother and husband of the late actress tell People magazine that they believe she died from a congenital heart murmur, not drugs as has been rumored.
“She had a little bit of a cold,” says Murphy’s mother, Sharon. “You could never in a billion years imagine this happening.” The 32-year-old actress’ mother and husband, Simon Monjack, add that Murphy did not suffer from mental illness, an eating disorder, or a drug habit. “Do you not think anybody would have picked up on this anorexic, mentally deranged person?” asks Monjack. “It’s ludicrous.” Both say that Murphy’s heart condition was diagnosed in her teens and had been monitored regularly. “We had it checked out every which way you could imagine,” says Monjack.
Murphy’s mother adds that her daughter’s “bubbly” may have sparked the rumors of her drug use. “She never even drank. Maybe a glass of champagne at New Years,” says Sharon. “But everyone used to say she was wasted, she was this, she was that. It was hard for anyone to imagine that somebody was so high on life.”
The issue of People with the entire story will be on sale Jan. 22.
Sandra Bullock, other stars donate to help Haiti
Doctors Without Borders announced today that Sandra Bullock donated $1 million towards the organization’s relief efforts following the devastating earthquake in Haiti. Bullock’s just the latest in a line of stars who’ve been opening their wallets to help. Earlier, model Gisele Bündchen donated $1.5 million to the Red Cross, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt gave $1 million to Doctors Without Borders, and Madonna gave $250,000 to Partners in Health, a Haitian health-care provider. George Clooney is set to host a telethon on Jan. 22 and Wyclef Jean, a native of Haiti, continues to raise money for relief.
Dennis Hopper files for divorce
People reports that Dennis Hopper—who’s battling cancer—has filed for divorce from Victoria, his wife of 14 years, this week, citing irreconcilable differences. He’s seeking to provide spousal support and is requesting joint custody of their daughter Galen, 6.
Noah Wyle separated from wife of 11 years
ER star Noah Wyle and his wife, Tracy, recently separated after 11 years of marriage, People reports. The actor’s rep gave People the following statement: “Tracy Wyle and Noah Wyle, who separated in late October 2009, have confirmed they have entered into a mediation process. Neither has legally filed for divorce. Tracy and Noah live in separate residences; however their two children (Owen, 7, and Auden, 4) see both parents daily.” Wyle met Tracy when she was the makeup artist on his indie film The Myth of Fingerprints. They married in 1998.
Claudia Schiffer, Matthew Vaughn expecting baby
Claudia Schiffer and her filmmaker husband Matthew Vaughn (Stardust) are expecting their third child, People reports. The supermodel is due in May. The couple’s other children are Clementine, 5, and Caspar, 7.
Preview: Adam Lambert drops by Oprah and talks Simon Cowell's exit
Adam Lambert taped an appearance for The Oprah Winfrey Show this week during which he performed “Whataya Want From Me” and talked about his AMA performance, meeting Madonna, and Simon Cowell’s departure from American Idol. “I think the audience will definitely miss Simon,” said Lambert. “And I think the contestants will miss out on, like, really honest criticism.” Ultimately though, he thinks Idol will carry on without Cowell. “Of course it’s great to hear, okay, what’s Simon going to say? But we tune in to hear the contestants blossom or not.” The Oprah episode—which features both Lambert and Susan Boyle—will air Tuesday, Jan. 19.
More Adam Lambert coverage on Music Mix:
Adam Lambert’s ‘Whataya Want from Me’ video: Slezak’s take — and yours?
'Hope for Haiti': New details for George Clooney telethon announced
More details are taking shape for Hope for Haiti, the emergency fundraising telethon being held next Friday. Hope for Haiti will air Jan. 22 from 8-10 P.M. on ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CNN, BET, The CW, HBO, MTV, VH1 and CMT, all without commercial interruption.
As previously announced, George Clooney, who is also co-producing the telethon, will host from Los Angeles; he will be joined by Wyclef Jean, hosting from New York City, and CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, from Haiti. All funds raised will be split evenly between five organizations working to help victims of this week’s deadly earthquake in Haiti: Oxfam America, Partners in Health, the Red Cross, UNICEF, and Wyclef’s Yele Haiti Foundation. Further celebrity appearances and musical performers are expected to be announced soon.
'New Moon' DVD due out March 20
Summit Entertainment has announced that the DVD launch of New Moon will be Saturday, March 20. The two-disc special edition set will be available in DVD and Blu-ray.
Singer/songwriter Bobby Charles dies
Musician Bobby Charles, who wrote hits for Bill Haley and Fats Domino, died on Thursday at his home in Louisiana. He was 71. Charles had a minor hit with “Later Alligator” in 1955, two years before Bill Haley & the Comets took their version to the Top 10. He also wrote “Walking to New Orleans,” which Domino made a hit in 1960.
According to Variety, the cause of death was unknown pending a medical examination.
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