TIGER WOODS is banned from letting girlfriends near his kids in a divorce deal netting his ex a record of almost $A900 million.

The love-cheat golfer has agreed to keep single women away from daughter Sam, three, and son Charlie, one, The Sun reports.

He can bring a new flame into their lives only if he has married her.

In return, former wife Elin Nordegren,30, gets $A884 million, the biggest payout ever seen in a celebrity divorce.

As part of the settelment, Nordegren is forbidden from speaking publicly about his flings with socialite Rachel Uchitel, reality star Jaimee Grubbs, porn queen Joslyn James and up to 17 others.

Swedish ex model Elin ended up with double the sum she originally sought, after her lawyers proved Tiger, 34, was worth much more than the $US1 billion ($A1.2 billion) she thought. [Read more...]

The Oscar-winning actress – who raises three six children with partner Brad Pitt – tries to be more careful in her work out of consideration for her family but still wants them to be amazed by her stunt work.

She said: “The funny thing about having children is that now I am twice as motivated to do a cool stunt because my kids will like it.

“I’m very responsible these days not to be self-destructive because of my kids, but at the same time I have all the more reason to do all the cool things possible because I want to try and make my kids proud.”

Angelina started work on her most recent action-packed movie ‘Salt’ soon after giving birth to twins Knox and Vivienne, now 22 months, and admits she was delighted to get the “push” she needed to get back in shape as the film was so physically challenging.

She explained: “I’ve always been ridiculously fearless to a fault. I feel happier if I’m living every day to the fullest.

“I’d just had two babies and the push to be physically strong was very welcome at the time.” m&c

Gwyneth Paltrow has never been one to shy away from a risky style choice.

Whether she is baring her legs in tiny shorts and skirts or showing off her figure in the now infamous sheer black dress she wore to the Oscars in 2002, the 37-year-old actress is no stranger to fashion faux pas.

So changing her hairstyle and opting for a daring keyhole dress to wear to the relaunch of the Louis Vuitton Maison store on London’s Bond Street tonight was a mighty risk to take.

But it certainly worked, as the Iron Man 2 star looked elegant, chic and sexy in the minidress and Louis Vuitton heels.

And while it may not be noticeable to her millions of fans, Gwyneth recently revealed she had to work hard to put on weight after toning up to reprise the role of Pepper Potts in Iron Man 2.

Playing a country singer in new movie Now Love Don’t Let Me Down, Gwyneth was told by the director that she would need to bulk up for the role.

She explained: ‘Basically, I play a country western singer and I had been in great shape for Iron Man 2 and the director said, “I don’t want you to be so muscly”.

‘So it wasn’t so much gaining weight as [a means of] just trying to soften up the edges a bit and not work out so much.

‘I gained probably like 10 pounds. I tried to gain more, but I think I was also working so hard and such long hours that, you know, it was offset – my Bridget Jones attempt!’

However, Gwyneth’s weight gain was barely noticeable as she joined stars including Elle Macpherson, Gemma Arterton, Daisy Lowe and Kirsten Dunst at the event.

Many of the celebrity guests opted to wear Vuitton, with Daisy Lowe and Kirsten Dunst going girly in shin-length prom dresses, while Pixie Geldof and Alice Dellal decided to take more of a risk in plunging and mini dresses respectively.

It was no surprise that so many stars turned up to the launch of the new store, which is revolutionary in its luxuriousness.

The three-floor, 1,500 sq m shop sells accessories, jewellery and clothing. But that’s not it.

As well as a bookshop which sells bespoke works for around £3,000, there is a top floor ‘apartment’ for VIP shoppers and a bag bar, complete with bar stools and a rotating bag stand.

But it’s not only women the store caters for, as it also has a men’s club room on the lower-ground floor, complete with sofas for those tired of accompanying their other halves on a shopping spree.

And despite its luxurious decor and obviously wildly expensive interior, Louis Vuitton’s creative director Marc Jacobs acknowledged that it was difficult to promote the store relaunch in such a way that wouldn’t be ‘insensitive’ to those suffering in the recession.

He said: ‘Clearly it’s gross if you carry on spending in an insensitive way when people are being laid off or having a hard time.

‘On the other hand, wanting to shop and experience the finer things in life are both natural instincts.

‘The question is how to indulge those impulses in a way that’s sensitive to others and doesn’t ultimately ruin the experience by leaving you feeling guilty.’ By Sarah Bull, The Daily Mail