Last Updated: 12:32 AM, October 27, 2010
Posted: 11:35 PM, October 26, 2010 more: Ozzy Osbourne is here to solve the world's problems. The seasoned rocker has been signed up by Rolling Stone as its "health columnist." His first outing as the magazine's agony aunt for health, sex and family matters offers such gems of wisdom as this one on how to discuss the dangers of drugs with your kids: "The only time I ever talked to my kids about drugs, it was to ask, 'Can you give me some?' " "Dr. Ozzy" also has kind words for "Adam, from Brooklyn," who complains his girlfriend is too tired for sex. "As I've always said to Sharon, there are 24 hours in a day, so it shouldn't be hard to make sure you spend at least one of them together. Go on a date. Have dinner together. Or put on a wig and a false beard, check into a B&B and [bleep] the [bleep] out of each other, like you're having an affair . . . maybe she just wants more excitement in her life."Read more from the newyork post:
David Arquette just called in to the Howard Stern Show -- explaining EVERYTHING about why he andCourteney Cox agreed to take a "trial separation" ... noting that they haven't had sex in 4 months.
Arquette explained that he and Courteney stopped having sex around one month before they started shooting "Scream
Check that photo from this weekend's Ryder Cup action. No, it's not staged or Photoshopped. That's reallyTiger Woods hitting a golf ball straight at the camera.
How'd it happen? By mistake. The cameraman, Mark Pain of the Daily Mail, was in the proper position on the 18th hole when Woods flat-out duffed his shot. The ball hit Pain's camera and dropped to the ground. But unlike many instances when Woods and caddy Stevie Williams have taken issue with photographers, Tiger had nothing to say here. He knew he was in the wrong, not Pain.
(Aside: best part of the gallery in this picture? The smiling dude with the cigar on the right side of the frame. He's the only thing about this photo that looks fake.) from yahoo.com
