This Rolling Stone cover from 2001 is one of the 16 best magazine covers featuring funny people as determined by the gang at The Apiary.

This Rolling Stone cover from 2001 is one of the 16 best magazine covers featuring funny people as determined by the gang at The Apiary.

You know how much we at Toksick like to offer a well-rounded bustline weblog. So here to help us is the lovely Aria Giovanni in her latest cooking segment “How To Cook Sweet Potatoes”.
Can you tell if someone is lying to you? Here are a few tips to help identify a less than truthful response.
US Weekly is reporting that a cocktail waitress from Los Angeles is claiming to have had an affair with Tiger Woods.
A Los Angeles cocktail waitress tells the new Us Weekly (on newsstands Wednesday) that she had a steamy 31-month fling with Tiger Woods and has a voicemail recording and text messages to prove it.
Jaimee Grubbs, now 24, tells Us Weekly she began having an affair with Woods, 33, in April 2007.
She tells Us Weekly they went on to have 20 sexual encounters.
I guess we shouldn’t be surprised to hear more stories like this. As with the Rachel Uchitel alleged affair, who know what to believe here. Needless to say this has all become a PR nightmare for Tiger Woods, one of the most bankable sports figures in history.
The difference here is that we have a woman who is claiming she had an affair with Tiger, as opposed to the Uchitel story where others are claiming an affair took place, with Uchitel denying it.
Hat tip: SPORTSbyBROOKS
UPDATE: SPORTSbyBROOKS is on the case again with two new photos of Jaimee Grubbs.
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The now infamous Sahalis protest tearfully that they were in fact not gate-crashers but invited guests to the first Obama White House State dinner. They implicate special assistant to the Secretary of Defense, Michele S. Jones, as the invitation extender (through a series of emails).
“This has been the most devastating thing that’s ever happened to us,” Tareq Salahi, along with his wife Michaele, told Matt Lauer in the couple’s first television interview. “We’re greatly saddened by all the circumstances that have been involved in portraying my wife and I as party crashers. I can tell you we did not party crash the White House.”
Apparently this is not the first time that this couple has found themselves on the receiving end of a “misunderstanding” about whether they were invited somewhere. Rumor has it that they are trying to drum up publicity to get their own reality TV show. Good job so far. We are all watching! *lol*
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