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Tiger Woods, the renowned golfer, was arrested on Friday on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) after his Land Rover was involved in a rollover crash on a residential road in Florida. According to Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek, Woods was traveling at high speeds when his vehicle clipped a truck, causing it to roll onto its side.Following the crash, Woods showed signs of impairment and was described as lethargic by the sheriff. Although a Breathalyser test showed no signs of alcohol, Woods refused a urine test, leading to his arrest. He was booked at the county jail and released on bail eight hours later, the minimum allowed under state law.This incident marks the second time Woods has been arrested for a DUI, with the previous instance occurring in 2017 when he was found asleep behind the wheel of his car. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving in that case. Additionally, this is Woods' fourth car crash, with the most recent one occurring in February 2021, resulting in multiple leg and ankle injuries.Woods has been working his way back to golf after undergoing multiple back surgeries and recently rupturing his Achilles tendon. His participation in the upcoming Masters tournament, which starts on April 9, remains uncertain. Woods was also set to unveil a golf course project in Augusta, Georgia, on April 5.

A heart-wrenching account of a mother's fight against her daughter's anorexia has shed light on the devastating impact of this eating disorder on families. The story, reported by Al Jazeera, highlights the emotional toll and challenges faced by loved ones in their quest to support their children through recovery.The mother's determination to help her daughter recover is a testament to the unwavering love and resilience of families dealing with mental health issues. As reported by Lavinia Nocelli, the mother's journey is a poignant reminder of the need for awareness, support, and resources to combat eating disorders like anorexia.

Tiger Woods, the renowned golf legend, was involved in a rollover crash on Jupiter Island in Florida on March 27, 2026. The incident occurred just after 2 pm local time when Woods was driving on a two-lane road. According to Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek, Woods attempted to pass a pressure cleaner truck but swerved to avoid a collision, clipping the back end of the truck's trailer. This caused his Land Rover to roll onto its driver's side. Fortunately, neither Woods nor the person in the other vehicle sustained significant injuries. Woods managed to crawl out of the passenger side of his vehicle. Investigators found Woods to be showing signs of impairment at the scene. He underwent a breathalyser test, which came out negative, but refused to take a urine test. As a result, Woods was charged with driving under the influence with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test, both of which are misdemeanours. This incident marks at least the third time Woods has been involved in a car crash. In 2017, he was arrested on a DUI charge in South Florida after police found him asleep behind the wheel of his car, which was parked awkwardly with damage to the driver's side. Woods attributed the incident to a bad mix of painkillers and later pleaded guilty to reckless driving. In February 2021, his SUV ran off a coastal road in Los Angeles at high speed, leading to multiple leg and ankle injuries, with doctors even considering amputation. Despite these challenges, Woods has continued to be involved in golf. He won his fifth Masters and 15th major in 2019 and has 82 wins on the PGA Tour, tied for the all-time record with Sam Snead. Woods, 50, has been working his way back to golf after undergoing a seventh back surgery in September 2025. He recently participated in his indoor TGL golf league and has been deeply involved in PGA Tour affairs as chairman of the Future Competition Committee. Woods is also facing a decision on whether to become the US Ryder Cup captain for the 2027 matches in Ireland. The PGA of America is expecting a decision soon, as the previous captaincy offer was declined until June.

Ilia Malinin, known as the 'Quad God' for his exceptional jumping skills, has won his third consecutive world figure skating championship. The 21-year-old American skater delivered a commanding performance in the free skate, scoring 218.11 points to finish with a total of 329.40 points.Malinin's victory comes just a month after his surprising eighth-place finish at the Olympics, where he struggled with errors and pressure. However, in Prague's O2 Arena, Malinin showcased his composure and skill, landing five quadruple jumps, including a quad toe-triple toe combination and a backflip.The American skater's performance was well-received by the crowd, with Malinin stating, “I definitely felt very pushed and loved from the crowd,” and that he felt their support throughout his program.Malinin's win marks a significant redemption arc, as he overcame the disappointment of his Olympic performance to reclaim his title. He finished comfortably ahead of Japanese rivals Yumi Kagiyama (306.67) and Shun Sato (288.54).The absence of Olympic champion Mikhail Shaidorov and other top skaters allowed Malinin to take center stage, and he responded with a confident performance. His victory solidifies his position as a top figure skater in the world.

The music of Bluey, the beloved Australian TV show, has captured the hearts of both children and adults worldwide. With over 4.8 billion minutes watched in Australia alone and 126 million streams of its theme song, the show's soundtrack has proven to be a crucial element in its success. Composer Joff Bush shares the secret to creating music that 'hits you in the feels.' According to Bush, it's all about seeding elements of music throughout an episode to create a powerful emotional payoff. For example, in the episode 'Sleepytime,' Bush used Gustav Holst's Jupiter from The Planets to convey the idea that a child's parents will always be there to love and support them. The new album, Up Here, features a chamber orchestra and marks a significant milestone in the show's music journey. Bush notes that the use of a chamber orchestra was initially met with skepticism but has ultimately resulted in something truly special. 'It's really ambitious, but having that many adults dedicate their craft to make this music as beautiful as it can be, for children? It was just wonderful.' The music of Bluey is not just emotionally devastating; it's also incredibly joyful. Children who spoke to the Guardian described the opening song as 'making them happy' and perfect for games like musical statues. For adults, the music often evokes strong emotions, with many confessing to watching the show after their kids have gone to bed. Bush's approach to scoring Bluey is rooted in his understanding of the show's themes and his own experiences as a father. 'Watching it now, I get it – why a certain episode hits you in the feels more.' His daughter even got to conduct the orchestra during a recording session, leaving her 'enamoured' by the experience.

Germany's Autobahn, the world's only democracy without a blanket speed limit on motorways, has long been a symbol of freedom and technological mastery for driving enthusiasts. Lutz Leif Linden, president of the Automobile Club of Germany (AvD), has reached speeds of 400km/h (249mph) on the road, describing the experience as 'like an airplane.'The country's love affair with fast cars dates back to the late 1800s, with Carl Benz patenting the first 'vehicle powered by a gas engine'. The success of the German car industry, which created jobs, gave citizens freedom to travel, and brought in tax revenues, has cemented motorized vehicles in the national psyche.Despite the International Energy Agency (IEA) urging drivers to slow down to cushion the price shock from the biggest blow to oil supply in history, Germans remain opposed to a blanket speed limit. Public opinion has shifted, with a majority supporting the Tempolimit among voters of all big parties except the far-right Alternative für Deutschland and the market-liberal Free Democrats.Researchers have made the case for slowing down in terms of money, fuel, and lives. A study found a speed limit of 130km/h would lead to nearly €1bn a year in societal benefits, cut greenhouse gas emissions from road transport by 2.2%, and reduce toxic air pollutants. However, opponents argue a blanket ban is unnecessary and cite the time saved over long distances and the appreciation of freedom to set their own speed.The industry has found itself in a crisis as high energy prices and competition from China on electric vehicles have resulted in factory closures and job losses. Germany led efforts to water down an EU ban on the sale of combustion engine cars from 2035. A spokesperson for VDA, Germany's biggest car lobby, described the climate impact of a blanket speed limit as 'minimal' and 'increasingly insignificant' as the car fleet becomes more electrified.

Ryan Murphy's drama series 'Love Story' has become Disney+'s most-streamed drama ever, captivating audiences worldwide with its schlocky, glossy portrayal of the doomed marriage between John F Kennedy Jr and Carolyn Bessette. The series, which consists of nine episodes, tells the story of the couple's whirlwind romance and tragic fate.The show's success can be attributed to its unique blend of camp nostalgia, paparazzi exposure, and cultural symbolism. According to TV critic Scott Bryan, Murphy's formula for success involves targeting subjects with tragic backstories and workable legal margins, which in practice means the longer they have been dead, the smoother the adaptation.The series begins as a Cinderella romance between a Kennedy scion and a Calvin Klein publicist who became the most famous and scrutinised couple in the US – and evolves into a lesson in what happens when marriage becomes a form of branding. The show's relatability factor also lies in its portrayal of universal dating themes, great hair, and a wardrobe full of Prada and Kangol caps worn backwards.Social media searches for JFK Jr and Bessette grew by more than 9,100% in the past month, according to FX, which created the show. The show's success has also sparked speculation about Murphy's next subject, with names like Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and Liz Taylor and Richard Burton being floated on social media.The show's impact can be seen in its ability to resonate with audiences, particularly Gen Z women, who have connected with the show's themes of relationships, style, and tragedy. As Bryan noted, 'Love Story' is 'unapologetically schmaltzy' and doesn't try to be anything more than a show that looks the part, making it a refreshing change from the usual prestige television dramas.

Actor Paul Dano is inviting fans to ask him questions in a special Guardian reader interview. This comes after a recent controversy sparked by Quentin Tarantino's comments on Dano's acting abilities, calling him 'weak sauce'. Tarantino's remarks, made on a podcast last year, led to a strong reaction from the film community, with George Clooney, Toni Collette, Ben Stiller, and Daniel Day-Lewis coming to Dano's defense. Dano has had a successful career with notable roles in films such as There Will Be Blood, Love & Mercy, 12 Years a Slave, and Prisoners. His versatility as an actor has been praised, particularly his ability to portray complex characters with a likable yet quietly unnerving quality. Dano is also set to appear in the upcoming political thriller The Wizard of the Kremlin, where he plays a young artist in 90s Russia who becomes an influential government official. The film, starring Jude Law as a young Vladimir Putin, is set to release in UK and Irish cinemas on April 17. Interested fans can post their questions for Dano by 6pm GMT on April 2, and his answers will be published shortly after.

Golf legend Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover crash in Florida on Friday afternoon, according to a report by ABC News, citing the local sheriff's office.The incident occurred in Martin County, with local CBS affiliate WPEC reporting that the crash involved two vehicles, one of which rolled over. Fortunately, fire rescue officials confirmed that there were no injuries, with one person reported in stable condition and another declining medical treatment.Sheriff John Budensiek is expected to hold a press conference to provide further details about the cause of the crash and Woods's condition. This development comes as Woods has been dealing with ongoing fitness concerns and a limited golf schedule in recent years, following a serious car crash in February 2021 that left him with significant leg injuries.The 50-year-old golf icon, an 82-time PGA Tour winner and 15-time major champion, has not appeared in an official tournament since July 2024. His participation in upcoming events, including the US Senior Open and the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, remains uncertain.This is a developing story.