Tiger Woods was sentenced yesterday for driving drunk in Florida.  His attorneys made a deal to have the charge reduced to reckless driving and refusal to submit to a chemical test. He was hit with $1,500 in fines, and banned from driving for FIVE YEARS.  The big question is:  Does the ban include GOLF CARTS?  And the answer is:  It’s complicated. The judge didn’t mention golf carts, but he said, quote, “There are no exceptions.  If you were to drive for any reason at all, you would go immediately back to jail.” After the hearing, Florida State Attorney Thomas Bakkedahl was asked about golf carts, and he said, quote, “Oh my God, that’s a great question . . . we’ll have to look into that, I’ll get back to you.” But he did add that it’s illegal to drive a golf cart on the roads while impaired. Meanwhile, an official with the Martin County Sheriff’s Office in Florida said, quote, “He absolutely can drive a golf cart if the golf course is in a private community.” But she added, quote, “Different jurisdictions have different rules and laws about driving golf carts on public roads, so it could be different everywhere.”

Remember when Pete Davidson and Colin Jost bought a decommissioned Staten Island Ferry for $280,100?  That was four years ago.  And they still haven’t done a damn thing with it . . . until now. On Thursday, September 17th, it will become a floating comedy club called the Snapple Island Ferry.  The boat will host a 60-minute set featuring a lineup of rising comedians . . . along with Colin and Pete. Pete says, quote, “Turning the ferry into a floating comedy club with Snapple makes more sense than anything else we considered and it still doesn’t make much sense. “Either way, we’re giving people a chance to take a break, have a laugh and do something completely ridiculous with us.” Tickets are free, but limited.  Batches will be released daily, from today through next Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.  You can try to grab yours at register.snappleislandferry.com.

The 1985 comedy “Clue” was one of Tim Curry’s best-loved films.  And now that he’s gone, it’s time for a little JUSTICE concerning his performance. As you may recall, three different endings were filmed, in which different characters were revealed as the killer.  And different endings played in different theaters. But a fourth ending was scrapped, in which Curry, who played the butler, was the perpetrator. And now, some people who made a documentary about “Clue” a few years ago want it released.  They say that it was at least partially shot, because there are pictures from when it was filmed. Curry himself once said it was his favorite ending, but it wasn’t released because the filmmakers thought it was too obvious.  You know . . . THE BUTLER DID IT. On a more somber note, Curry’s cause of death was revealed yesterday.  It was coronary artery disease.  The coroner’s report also mentioned a history of stroke and kidney cancer.

GB News says Prince William has had a 12-foot saltwater crocodile named after him by conservationist and television star Robert Irwin. The naming recognizes William’s work supporting wildlife protection and conservation.The crocodile is the 300th to receive a tracking tag through a research program at the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve in Australia. Researchers will monitor the animal for the next decade, collecting data on its diet, diving abilities, and body temperature.

The NY Post says Tom Cruise honored late NASCAR star Kyle Busch while announcing that a “Days of Thunder” sequel is in the works. Cruise sat beside an empty chair reserved as a tribute to Busch during a NASCAR Cup Series event at Daytona International Speedway. Photographers captured Cruise patting the empty seat during the drivers meeting. Busch was a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion.  Anne Hathaway has joined the cast and will play a race team owner and engineer.  The movie opens on June 2nd, 2028.

Us Weekly says Billy Ray Cyrus supports Miley Cyrus using only her first name. He wrote on Instagram that he has always called his daughter “Miley.” “Dolly and Cher. Thinkin about it more and more … Elvis .. Prince …and so on. It’s a natural progression for an iconic superstar legend. And the legend continues! Looking forward to the new album.”

Country Rebel says Riley Green says it was hard to comprehend sitting alongside fellow coaches Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine and Queen Latifah on The Voice. Green said the other coaches seemed “really famous” to him because he had listened to their music and watched them for so long. Green is set to return for Season 31 in early 2027.

Travis Kelce says he has one wedding regret. “I wish it could have lasted even longer than it did. It felt like it just happened in the blink of an eye. Me and Taylor are so thankful for everybody that showed up, from the vows to just seeing everyone, to how much fun we had throughout the entire evening and hearing that kind of be relayed through everybody’s stories of the night. And it was just so magical, man.” Kelce and Taylor Swift married in front of more than 1,000 guests at Madison Square Garden on July 3rd.

RadarOnline.com says Margot Robbie is seeking a larger salary to return for a sequel to Barbie.  Robbie made $50 million from the 2023 film. Warner Bros has reportedly made more than six offers to Robbie, Ryan Gosling, director Greta Gerwig, and co-writer Noah Baumbach during the past three years. The sequel talks have stalled. Warner Bros has four months to begin production before the rights revert to Mattel.

OK! Magazine says Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs could have charges filed against him in connection with Tupac Shakur’s death if new evidence presents itself. Duane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty on Monday of murdering Tupac. Some have claimed there is still more evidence to sort through.

AOL says Lionel Richie is back home in Los Angeles and doing great after a three-day hospitalization.  The singer checked himself into a hospital as a precaution after performing in St. Louis on Aug. 29th. TMZ previously reported that Richie underwent cardiac tests in the ICU. The 77-year-old is on the Sing a Song All Night Long tour with Earth, Wind & Fire. His next show is scheduled for Sept. 26th in San Francisco.