Just, maybe, time to go home? Tiger Woods had a really bad day on Thursday, June 18. The golfing pro not only played awfully during the first round of the 115th U.S. Open, he got Bobby Flay’ed. During what is now being dubbed a “historically rough start,” Lindsey Vonn’s ex-boyfriend attempted to redeem himself on the course while a plane flew overhead with a banner that read “cheater.” (In case you missed it, Bobby Flay, who is amidst a bitter divorce battle with his estranged wife Stephanie March, was taunted by a similar banner during his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on June 2.

Addison Rae, Charli D’Amelio and more TikTok users are raking in more than just “likes” — they’re also making major money. A new breakdown, published by Forbes on Friday, August 7, details the earnings of seven viral video-makers who have all been able to turn their content into cash. Rae, 19, and D’Amelio, 16, have launched wildly successful personal brands, “primarily through sales of personally branded merchandise and sponsored content for brands such as Sony, Chipotle and Revlon.

Name:Tila Tequila Birthday:October 24, 1981 About Born October 24, 1981, in Singapore, Tila Nguyen first gained notoriety for her popularity on the Internet. To date, the Houston-raised bad girl has acquired nearly 4 million friends on MySpace, though her reach extends far beyond that thanks to her blog, Twitter account, reality TV dating show, book and music career. Nguyen—who goes by Tila Tequila professionally—became Playboy‘s Cyber Girl of the Week on April 22, 2002, and eventually became the first Asian Cyber Girl of the Month.

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A Home Improvement update! During the Thursday, January 7, episode of Last Man Standing, Mike Baxter (Tim Allen) hires a handyman to come fix the garbage disposal. Enter Tim “The Toolman” Taylor (also Allen), who no longer hosts a TV show but now works for Binford Tools and is in Colorado for business. When he heard that there was a man in town who resembled him, he had to respond to the call.