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Tiger Woods is due in a Martin County court for a plea-change hearing in his March DUI case tied to a Jupiter Island rollover crash; he previously pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor DUI and refusing to submit to testing, and it remains unclear whether he will change his plea or reach a deal with prosecutors.
Tiger Woods appears in a pre-recorded video to Notah Begay at the Payne Stewart Award, his first public message since his March DUI arrest and Swiss rehab. Fans reacted with concern about his appearance, while others praised his charitable work; Woods remains private but must return to court for a September 8 DUI hearing and has been involved in PGA Tour leadership activities during his rehabilitation.
Tiger Woods released a pre-recorded video at the Payne Stewart Award ceremony to thank Notah Begay, marking his first high-profile appearance since his March DUI arrest and rehab stint; fans debated his appearance as a Sept. 8 court date approaches and prosecutors continue their investigation.
Tiger Woods appeared via a pre-recorded video to honor Notah Begay at the Payne Stewart Award ceremony, his first public moment since a DUI arrest and Swiss rehab stint. Reactions were mixed: some fans called him a shell of his former self or said he looked spaced out, while others defended him as sober and healthy. The context: Woods faced a March rollover crash, was charged with DUI, pleaded not guilty, and spent time in rehab; insiders say he's focused on returning to golf and managing pain as he steps back into the public eye.
Tony Romo is on leave from CBS Sports after a Milwaukee arrest on suspicion of DUI; an open bottle of alcohol was found in his vehicle, he refused to take a sobriety test, and he has a court appearance scheduled for Sept. 21. CBS said he’ll be on leave until further notice, with JJ Watt and Tracy Wolfson joining Jim Nantz during Romo’s absence.
CBS paused Tony Romo’s duties after his arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, throwing a spotlight on his 10-year, $180 million deal and potentially making it the worst contract in sports media history. A traffic-stop video and witnesses have raised questions about his consistency and work ethic, fueling talks of a demotion or a return on a different crew if he can rebound on- and off-air. CBS has already shifted responsibilities to other broadcasters and will watch Romo’s recovery ahead of key moments like the September schedule and the 2028 Super Bowl, with a court date in Wisconsin on Sept. 21 and a long road to re-entry if he’s to reclaim his role.
Kim Scott (Kim Mathers), Eminem's ex-wife, was rushed to a Michigan hospital after fainting at her home, with reports of heavy bleeding from a hemorrhage or laceration; her condition was not disclosed. The medical event comes as she deals with ongoing legal trouble from a May DUI arrest in Mt. Clemens, including a .204 BAC and a previously issued arrest warrant that was later dismissed. The couple share three children, including Hailie Jade.
Britney Spears was photographed riding through Los Angeles traffic with her head through a moonroof of a black Mercedes, posing for about two minutes before pulling into a gas station; the moment follows her DUI arrest months earlier and rehab, with insiders saying she’s healthy and in a positive place.
Colleen Zenk, the longtime soap actress known for As The World Turns and The Young and the Restless, was arrested May 15, 2026, in Naples, FL on two misdemeanor DUI charges after a crash; witnesses said she backed out of a handicap spot and appeared to stumble, and police reported BACs of 0.206 and 0.192. Bonds were set at $1,000 each, and she bonded out May 16 with a June 10, 2026 court date and a July 29, 2026 pre-trial continuance scheduled. This marks her third DUI arrest since 2010; her last Y&R appearance was January 24, 2025.
Colleen Zenk, the longtime soap star known for The Young and the Restless and As the World Turns, was arrested on a DUI charge. The report provides no immediate details beyond the arrest.
Xander Schauffele said it was good to see Tiger Woods back around the PGA Tour after Woods’ March DUI arrest—the second such incident in under a decade—while Woods introduced PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp at a press conference as the tour outlined reforms from the Future Competition Committee set to begin in 2028. The arrest stemmed from a March crash on Jupiter Island; Woods has pleaded not guilty and reportedly entered rehab in Switzerland.
Britney Spears claims in a DUI arrest clip that her mother, Lynne Spears, killed a cyclist in a 1975 crash, a tale Lynne reportedly confirms in her memoir Through the Storm. The sensational allegation surfaces amid Britney’s resurfaced arrest footage and broader discussions about her conservatorship.
Police bodycam from Britney Spears’ March DUI arrest shows her telling officers that her mother, Lynne Spears, once killed a man and got away with it, a claim connected to Lynne’s 1975 memoir account of killing a 12-year-old boy and not being charged; Britney’s own arrest included a failed sobriety test and a later rehab stint with alcohol education, fueling ongoing celebrity coverage.
Britney Spears was arrested for a DUI in March in California; a video released later shows her offering officers lasagna and adopting a British accent during sobriety tests, claiming she could drink four bottles of wine and that she hadn't done anything. The BAC readings were about 0.05–0.06%, below the legal limit, and she pleaded guilty to a lesser charge; the resulting plea deal imposes 12 months of probation and a three-month substance-abuse program, with her released from jail the next morning.
Entertainment coverage of Britney Spears’ March DUI arrest reports that the arrest record notes a wine glass in the car’s cupholder and that Spears appeared to have slurred speech, based on the released police report.