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Good news, Tiger Woods! Not everyone hates you. Your good pal Dennis Rodman (they go way back, didn't you know?) has come to your defense.

"Athletes are more famous than the president," the always articulate Rodman tells Fox News.

"He didn't do anything wrong. He became famous at a young age. Once your life is under a microscope, everyone wants to look at you and just nitpick everything you do so bad.

"Everyone knows that if you're famous or you are rich, you are not invincible," Dennis says. "You have some skeletons in your closet, everyone has skeletons in their closet...it just takes one thing to let them out—one thing."

Sorry, Rodman, but we have a feeling Tiger's wife, Elin Nordegren, may think differently.

But what about you all?

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Kristen Stewart is about to go from a sexually frustrated teenager in New Moon to a stripper/hooker in her upcoming drama Welcome to the Rileys.

K.Stew stars alongside heavy hitters James Gandolfini and Melissa Leo in the indie flick, set to compete at the Sundance festival in January.

If the following promo shots aren't enough to make you want to check out Kristen's flick, then perhaps her buzzworthy review will catch your attention:

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Adam Lambert, channeling his inner diva while celebrating Musical Mondays at Splash, a gay bar in Manhattan.

Now, we're told this isn't just any gay bar. Oh no. Our East Coast source, who was at Splash, describes the scene as this:

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"No, no. They're already big deals."

—Clint Eastwood on whether he makes major movie stars, like Angelina Jolie or Matt Damon, go through tough auditions for parts in his movies

Like Clint's son Scott told us, his pop was hardly easy on him just because they're blood related. Mini Eastwood was put through the ringer when trying to get a part in his dad's movie Invictus.

It's not unusual for A-list actors to get handout roles; after all, Angie and Matt have already established themselves in the acting world.

But we would be interested to see, say, Jolie have to battle it out for a part with a valid opponent...

No, not with obvious candidate Jennifer Aniston (Angelina would kick Jen's ass), but with someone like Megan Fox—aka the younger Angie.

Wonder which version would win? We think it's pretty clear, still.

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Megan Fox has many moods. Is she a more versatile actress than Jolie?

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Dear Ted:
Any truth to Courtney Love's recent statement that Britney Spears was molested by her father? If so, that would explain the crazy. I hope you answer this, because if you don't, I might really wonder if it's true!
—Anna

Dear Loser in Love:
I think Courtney makes Britney Spears look like mentally stable. I just can't trust anything C.L. spews. Papa Spears is hardly a saint and definitely has his daughter issues, but we don't think he can go to jail for them.

Dear Ted:
There are 400 comments and counting in a post you made about James Franco. And how many comments were actually about James? Not many. Twi-hards are taking over. Can you at least contain them to their own separate message board? It's fine if they rack up the posts on a thread about Robsten (I know to ignore those), but it's not fair to James that they have no lives and feel the need to talk about Robsten 24/7 and move over to a post about someone else just because it's empty!
—Sandra

Dear Stick to Your Board:
Well, in their defense there was some Rob stuff in there.

Dear Ted:
I've deduced from a few small things you've said over the past few months about the Jonas Brothers that little lord Nick Jonas might be more problem child than golden boy. Now that he's going solo, I've realized that while I love his bro band (seriously, I'm a crazy-big fan), I kind of can't stand the arrogant little bugger. I far prefer his less ruthlessly ambitious-seeming brothers. So now I want details as to why you imply he's somehow "bad," because he sets my alarms off. Is this concrete naughtiness out of sync with his carefully protected image, or does he just have a nasty personality?
—T

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If you're in any of the Twilight movies you'd better be ready for the insane media frenzy that comes with it.

Taylor Lautner seems to handle it like a champ, even if he's now trying to be incognito with girlfriend Taylor Swift. And we think Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are finally figuring out how to get a grip on all the attention (it helps that they go through it together).

But what about the other stars in the film?

We hear the pressure may be trickling down to press-tour newbie Bryce Dallas Howard...

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Neil Patrick Harris was honored last night at the Trevor Project's Cracked Xmas event at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles. The Trevor Project is the leading national organization focused on crisis and suicide prevention efforts among LGBTQ youth.

Neil, all smiles and looking thin yet dashing in a black suit, seemed super happy and shocked that he was being celebrated for his continued support of the Trevor Project. He was accompanied by longtime boyfriend David Burtka, and the two were adorable together enjoying their VIP dinner close to the stage.

So what did Neil, a role model to many gay youth out there, have to say about the recent Adam Lambert censoring?

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Nepotism is alive and kickin' in Hollywood, big-time, but sometimes just because you have a famous last name doesn't mean you get everything for free—like parts in your celebrity mom or dad's movie, for ince.

So which famous movie star has a son or daughter who has to actually work, hustle and jump through exhausting hoops for even a small acting gig? The news is just so shocking it makes us respect the 'rent in a new way, that's for sure.

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"It certainly will help do that. I haven't seen the film, so I'm talking based on what people have told me. It's very inspirational."

—Morgan Freeman telling us at the Invictus premiere last week how this film will restore our faith in humankind, particularly in light of the increasingly lurid Tigergate.

With all of the recent rumored cheating scandals, from Tiger Woods to Josh Duhamel, it's hard to remember that there are some great things that can come out of Hollywood...like movies.

Morgan agreed that this flick is coming at a perfect time to shift focus from the personal lives of, say, scandalous athletes and to celebrate an actual sport and inspiring story. We're screening the movie tonight, it's supposed to be fab.

Since the film's director, Clint Eastwood, got snubbed last year at the Oscars, this very well could be his baby for the upcoming awards season—and some possible competition for George Clooney and Up in the Air, which is supposed to sweep everything (at least that's what we're hearing now).

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There's so much else to see, too—have a look in our Totally New Releases gallery!

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Dear Ted:
I totally agree that Jennifer Garner is a total you-know-what, but did her personality ever match her public "sweetheart" persona? There has to be some reason Ben Affleck initially fell in love with her! But, then again, fellow Bostonians tell me that Mr. Affleck isn't the most pleasant of men. To put it bluntly, during the original Bennifer days, J.Lo was considered the most approachable and friendly of the pair whenever they were around Beantown.
—Tom

Dear Odd Couple:
All I have to say is when poor Taryn Ryder was chewed out by Garner for no discernable reason, completely unprovoked, Jen's true colors came flying out. At least Ben—who, by the by, has come leaps and bounds from his naughtier days, behaviorally speaking—knows how to put a lid on it.

Dear Ted:
Like zillions of others, I am a huge fan of Sarah Jessica Parker, mostly because she seems like such a genuine person instead of an over-inflated celeb. Is she as "real" as she portrays herself to be or are her PR people just very good at earning their money? PS I think you are fabulous, never change!
—Dana (Amsterdam)

Dear Hot Mama:
Carrie Bradshaw SJP is not. She's much more calculating than you'd think. She's nice, but she's also your typical high powered actress. Maybe even a tougher version than most folks realize.

Dear Ted:
Since Robsten has essentially "gone public" to those that aren't blind, I have read so many implications and suggestions, from every angle, that Summit (at least at one point) played a large part in how they handled their relationship and how the public perceived it. In no way do I see any of it as a PR stunt, but I do get the feeling Summit held power sometime down the Twi timeline. Is any of this true? How do you feel about Summit and how they've handled the entire Twi phenomenon, especially in regards to Robsten! Tehehe!
—Scummbuckit

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Our list of 11 Sneaky Bachelors sure got a lot of you terribly riled up, so we thought it was only fair to give you some of our favorite single ladies, too. 

We don't want to call these 10 babes bachelorettes because that so isn't the right term for these bitchin' broads. They're hot because some of them would go and shoot you in the finger if you ever said they needed to put a ring on it! They play and date by their own rules, whether the public likes it or not. 

No Jennifer Aniston (complains too much). No Angelina Jolie (too manipulative). These chicks are free-spirit, sexual beings, and we can't get enough of 'em! 

Behold! The Unhooked Hotties gallery—or if you prefer, the Ef You, Ring Finger gallery!

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As if major movie star James Franco's ballsy stint on General Hospital wasn't enough to get fans in a tizzy, now the seriously hot stud is really pushing it.

Franco's playing a criminal who sleeps around for all the wrong reasons, and one of the best results is J.F. looking totally whacked out and majorly greasy in a mug shot—for the show, of course!

Totally love it. And, come on, you sissy malcontents who can't take the beauty of what Franco's doing with his very interesting career (it's called variation, idiots), don't you know Jimmy's the more delicious the dirtier he gets?

You know, just like somebody named...

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