Tiger Woods could be out of sex rehab and back on the links in two weeks ... (that's according to an Australian newspaper.)
The paper claims Tiger will appear in the upcoming Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona. The PGA Tour would not confirm the story.
Tiger won the Accenture tournament in 2003, 2004 and 2008.
But Accenture was one of the first corporations to dump Woods as a pitchman following revelations that the golfing great cheated on his wife with several women.
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Elin Nordegren made the move after visiting Tiger in his sex addiction clinic in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
A source says “Elin has decided to try to make the marriage work.”
The source added after visiting Tiger, Elin was happy for the first time in a long time.
RELATED: Tiger Done Rehabbing His... Manhood?
Another report (from RadarOnline) claims that Tiger Woods is leaving sex addiction rehab by the end of this week.
His wife Elin has flown to Hattiesburg, Mississippi to bring Tiger home.
The golfi star is at the end of his program at Gentle Path in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
When Tiger leaves the clinic, he and Elin plan to go away together, alone, for a few days.
A source says, "Tiger and Elin want to be alone out of public when he leaves the clinic.
"He should be out by the weekend. They are giving their marriage another try."
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DID JOHN EDWARDS BEAT HIS CANCER-STRICKEN WIFE???
The hits to JOHN EDWARDS' reputation just keep on coming from the "National Enquirer". Now they're claiming that John beat up his cancer-stricken wife ELIZABETH, during a, quote, "horrific marriage-ending fight."
A so-called "source" says, quote, "John lost his temper big-time. She has the divorce papers drawn up, but she can amend them to charge John with domestic violence.
"She's holding that over his head right now and he's scared. Elizabeth is in control."
Elizabeth reportedly told the source, quote, "When John made the decision to hit me, it was over."
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LEIF GARRETT BUSTED FOR DRUGS... HEROIN!
Former teen idol Leif Garrett was arrested in Los Angeles on Monday for carrying heroin into a Los Angeles subway station.
The 48-year-old was shaking and sweating. Cops say Garrett denied having drugs at first and allowed them to search him, then admitted that he had black tar heroin in his shoe.
He has been arrested several times in the past for drug possession. He's due back in court on February 24th.
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JACKO'S DOC - NOT CHARGED YET... (FRIDAY!)
Dr. Conrad Murray was not charged Wednesday in the death of Michael Jackson.
Dr. Murray’s lawyers were prepared to surrender him but the District Attorney will not charge him with involuntary manslaughter until tomorrow (FRIDAY).
And, sources say when Dr. Murray appears in court for the first time, the D.A. will recommend that bail be set at $25,000 which is standard for involuntary manslaughter in Los Angeles County.
Dr. Murray will turn himself in to the LAPD Friday morning. He will be booked and then taken to face a judge at 1:30 PM.
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IS PAMELA ANDERSON JOINING 'DANCING WITH THE STARS?'
Gossip sites are reporting that Pamela Anderson will be competing in this season's Dancing With The Stars.
A source says, “She really wanted to do the show and the show thought it was a great idea."
We'll just have to wait until March 1, when ABC announces the new batch of dancing celebs, to find out if it's true.
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'AVATAR' TAKES 'TITANIC'S LAST RECORD!
“Avatar” has passed “Titanic” as the biggest movie in U.S. history.
The James Cameron's sci-fi flick grossed an estimated $2.7 million on Tuesday pushing its domestic box office total to $601.1 million.
That passes “Titanic’s” record of $600.8 million.
Top Ten Movies of All-Time
1. Avatar, $601.1 million
2. Titanic, $600.8 million
3. The Dark Knight, $533 million
4. Star Wars, $461 million
5. Shrek 2, $441 million
6. E.T., $435 million
7. Star Wars: Episode I—The Phantom Menace, $431 million
8. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, $423 million
9. Spider-Man, $404 million
10. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, $402 million
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