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New year, new beginning. a chance to fix 2009’s mistakes, to rehab a wrecked reputation, to transform from a do-nothing fame monger to a do-something celeb.

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How might a star accomplish that? The same way mere mortals do — with a new year’s resolution.

Since many of the rich and famous may too pre-occupied to think of how to better themselves, ABCNews.com thought we’d give them a hand by suggesting some potential resolutions. Here’s hoping the following 10 stars take 2010 by the horns.

Tiger Woods

His marriage in shambles, his golf career on hiatus, his multi-million dollar endorsement contracts receding — to say Tiger Woods is in the rough is to make the understatement of the year (thus far). But there’s no reason he can’t dig himself out of this bunker and rule the sports world again. Woods may never win the trophy for husband of the year, but so long as he can swing his club and nab those PGA titles, he can dominate the golf game and rake in the dough. Resolution: Keep your eye on the ball and stop chasing the girls.

Jon Gosselin

How far Jon Gosselin’s fallen since he ruled the reality TV realm with “Jon & Kate plus 8.” After announcing his divorce from his better half, Kate, Gosselin turned into a fame-hungry monster, blabbing to the press about his relationships with everyone from the 23-year-old daughter of his ex-wife’s plastic surgeon to a Star magazine reporter to Rabbi Shmuley Boteach to his eight children. His antics grew so egregious that in December, a Maryland judge ordered Gosselin to shut his mouth. We shudder to wonder what’s going on in the heads of the eight young ones while daddy runs amok. Resolution: Think about the kids, Jon, think about the kids!

Charlie Sheen

Oh, Charlie Sheen. Just when it seemed the scandal-happy star had finally gotten his act together, he was arrested on domestic violence charges Christmas Day after allegedly brandishing a “switchblade” at his wife Brooke Mueller and threatening to kill her. is it sad that his blow up wasn’t completely unexpected, given his track record? Resolution: Be a better husband to your wife, count your blessings, and focus on “Two and a half Men,” the sitcom that remains no. 1 despite your antics.

Top 10 New Year's Resolutions for Celebrities

The Masters Round 1 Live Leaderboard Updates

Even without Tiger Woods, the Masters is a major event, but with the world’s no. 1 golfer making his return to professional golf, this one could be the event of the year.

Woods is set to tee off at 1:42 p.m., paired with K.J. Choi and Matt Kuchar, but first-round play is already under way.

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Why did Tiger Woods cheat on his loving wife with Jamie Grubbs? Tiger Woods is a jerk for cheating with Jamie Grubbs. How shameful of Tiger Woods.
Tiger even has kids, hows sad he would have an affair with a loose woman like Jamie Grubbs.
here’s the article for the people that dont know what im talking about

http://everydayfail.info/tiger-woods-alleged-new-mistress-jaimee-grubbs

Why did Tiger Woods cheat on his wife with Jamie Grubbs?

Long before he made tabloid (or even sports page) headlines, Tiger Woods was devastated by his own father’s philandering, according to his high school sweetheart.

Dina Parr, whom he dated during high school and into his freshman year in college, exclusively tells E! News that Woods would call her from the road during the summer to talk about his parents’ relationship.

“He would just call crying and say, ‘My dad is with another woman,’ and that would be all he could say,” she says. “He would be so upset, so I just tried to be there for him and listen to him.”

Woods was famously close to his dad, Earl, who died in 2006.

“He loved his father,” Parr tells E! News in the exclusive interview. “And I know that was the one thing about his dad that he could never get over. So yeah, it’s interesting that it’s turned out that he’s doing the same thing.”

More than a dozen different women have been mentioned in reports about Woods’ infidelities.

In announcing Friday that he was taking “an indefinite break” from golf, the 33-year-old struggling star finally admitted in so many words to being unfaithful to his wife of five years, Elin Nordegren.

For the full story on Dina’s relationship with Tiger, plus exclusive video of the star in happier times, tune in Wednesday to E! News at 7/11:30 p.m. and The Daily 10 at 7:30 p.m.

Earl Woods AFFAIR? Tiger's Father Cheated Too, Former Flame Says …

Mozart wrote his first concerto at age five. Tiger Woods learned to play golf at three. And now Madison, New Jersey’s own child prodigy Jason Park is stuck in a crappy job at age 11.

Under the home-school guidance of his mother, Park finished high school at the age of six. He then breezed through college by the time he was eight and capped off his accelerated education by receiving his MBA from Villanova University at the tender age of 10. Now the precocious young man is a first-year consultant with a financial consulting firm making 58K a year, working 70-hour weeks and hating every minute of it.

“I never really thought about what I wanted to do after my schooling,” said a visibly tired Park as he unclips his necktie and downs chocolate milk at McSorley’s Pub in Manhattan where he and some of his colleagues meet for the occasional drink after work.

“I was always good at math, so my parents told me to study finance like John Kenneth Galbraith. Great! So here I am, a working stiff paying busting my ass in low-level financial advisory hell, counseling old biddies about whether to buy 10 shares of this mutual fund or that, one all in a futile attempt to make partner by 15.”

With his education complete and a ton of student loans hanging over his head, Park had no choice but to enter the workforce. “I kind of wanted to kick around for a while, you know, have some ‘me’ time… maybe backpack through Euro Disney for a few weeks.”

That didn’t pan out. Park was recruited right out of school. “I thought he was a midget when we first met, which actually helped him,” said company recruiter Sheldon Goldfarb. “We provide equal opportunity for the differently sized here. I realized I was wrong about Park after he interrupted my interview questions repeatedly to show me his Yu-Gi-Oh! trading cards.”

Park said his parents were “banking on People Magazine or one of those stupid 20/20 shows to pick up my story when I was in high school so I could get some scholarship offers. They wrote letters and sent in videos of me playing my mini violin and building robots, but no one was biting. It seems there’s a bunch of genius kids like me whipping through cut-rate colleges.”

The young consultant perked up for moment as he fondly recalled his college days. “I really miss Nova. We just kicked it at the frat house all day. We played video games 24/7 and jammed to Dave Matthews. It was totally chill! I could actually palm the basketball in the frat house Pop-a-Shot games.”

But his voice quickly returned to its joyless monotone as he thought to the future, “Now, I got sixty years of crunching numbers and drinking bad coffee at client sites to look forward to. Whoopde-frickin-do. Look at these bags under my eyes… Christ almighty.”

Park lives at home with his parents in Madison for the time being. “I’m saving up to build a super cool tree fort.”

When Park does have time to hang out with friends in his neighborhood, he is usually teased about being different (he only wears sensible golf clothes and loafers) and his recent weight gain. “Yeah, guess I got a bit of a gut now, but hey, I work so much I just don’t have time to hit the swings like I used to.”

Jeff Lyons
Education Reporter

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Boy Genius Finishes College at Age 10; Starts Crappy Job at Age 11