Was anyone else terribly bored during the Tiger Woods' press conference today?

For the first time in five months reporters were allowed to grill Woods in what was supposed to be a no holds barred presser. But it seems like the folks asking the questions were afraid to ask the really tough queries, the kind that would get the answers that Americans really and truly want from Tiger.

Nary a mention was made of the more than 16 women that Tiger allegedly had affairs with. No one asked him why he hasn't apologized to the women, whether he has had any contact with them or why he was so reckless by having unprotected sex with so many different partners. Mistress and porn star Joslyn James gave her own interview this morning on the Howard Stern show where she once again alleged that she had become pregnant twice while she was with Tiger, once having a miscarriage and once having an abortion. No one at the press conference bothered to ask Tiger about whether he knew that his girlfriend had aborted his child.

Things just went from bad to worse for Dennis Hopper. During a court hearing on Monday, a judge ordered the actor, who is stricken with prostate cancer, to pay his estranged wife Victoria $12,000 a month in spousal and child support and to continue providing her with a place to live on his property.

Hopper was not in court, but Victoria and his adult children were in attendance to hear Judge Amy Pellman's ruling, which broke down to $8,000 a month in spousal support and another $4,000 in child support.

Although Marie Osmond tried to return to the stage in Las Vegas just 11 days after the tragic death of her son, it nearly "crushed" her, a close friend of Osmond's tells me. After much soul searching, the star will be reaching out to help young people in trouble. More details about her plans, plus Adam Lambert's shocking reaction to Ricky Martin coming out ... after the jump!

Stalkers are back in the news -- well, not that they ever really left.

Erin Andrews has (again) found herself the victim of a misguided fan's advances, while Ivanka Trump has made a new all too friendly acquaintance and Jennifer Garner just sent a creeper to the slammer.

Celebrity stalkers have been around since movie stars first hit it big in the '20s, and they've popped up regularly in headlines and in A-lister's backyards ever since.

Here are the 10 worst celebrity stalkers ever.

Lauren Conrad has been a household name since the tender age of 17, when she burst onto the reality TV scene with 'Laguna Beach.' However, it was her lead role on MTV's 'The Hills,' which she left last season, that launched her to superstardom.

Conrad, who appears on the cover of Glamour this month, talks with the magazine about the shows that made her famous, the friends she's kept and lost, and how she's adjusting to life off-camera.

On too much attention: "I get very uncomfortable with people watching me. And I know that sounds silly because of the show, but we were filming with people that we'd known for years, and it was a job."

Tiger Woods answered questions during a press conference today in Augusta, GA, after his first practice round leading up to the Masters tournament. "It's been an incredible experience so far here at the Masters," he told reporters.

Woods explained he was grateful for fans support, given his recent troubles. "I've done some things that are horrible. To the fans that want to see me play golf again -- that felt great," Tiger said of getting back out on the course.

"Winning golf tournaments is irrelevant compared to all the damage I've caused," he explained of the hurt he caused his family.

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When Hanson were on the road with their last album, 2007's 'The Walk,' their hands were full playing shows while also raising money and awareness to help fight HIV/AIDS and poverty in Africa. Carrying such a weighty message from city to city, they found a breath of fresh air at soundchecks and in hotel rooms, where they began writing new music that was inspired by something a little lighter -- the classic '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll and soul that the brothers grew up on. With the R&B-tinged pop-rock of their upcoming LP, 'Shout It Out,' and its infectious first single, 'Thinking 'Bout Somethin,'' it's clear that the trio is aiming to take its early influences to heart while having a bit of fun.