Tiger's wife wants half of his $600M

A abasemented Tiger's wife Elin reportedly wants full custody of her two kids with Tiger Woods persuaded that the cheating golf great's subpar maturity makes him an unfit dad.

The couple has two children Sam, 2, and Charlie, 10 months and their prosperity is Nordegren's first privilege, according to London's News of the World.

"She wants 100 percent divorce, 100 percent custody of the children, and half of everything. And She won't be modifing her mind," a confidant of the Swedish stunner told the British tab.

The hard-line stance stems from Woods' denial to seek help for his twin passions to sex and pills, the paper reported.

"Woods was supposed to be working on getting better, and he hasn't done anything," said Nordegren's pal. "Nordegren is livid that he hasn't checked into rehab and gotten himself off his drugs. He is acting like a big baby."

Tiger's wife Elin who has rented high-powered Hollywood divorce lawyer Sorrell Trope to shoot for as much as half of Woods' estimated $600 million fortune plans to spend Christmas in privacy with the kids.

For years, Team Tiger an island group of Woods-approved yes men has kept his mysterys and covered his tracks.

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The Amazing Race trail - Las Vegas

There is a new thing to do in Sin City: Follow the trail of "The Amazing Race" finalists who sprinted across Las Vegas, Nevada, in a quest to win a $1 million grand prize.

After zipping across eight countries in 21 days, the contestants landed at McCarran International Airport and raced to the Graceland Wedding Chapel on the Las Vegas Strip to get their next clue.

The chapel offers "Elvis wedding packages," complete with Elvis Presley executors who walk the bride down the aisle and provide musical entertainment for the couple and guests, including performing "Viva Las Vegas" at the final of the ceremony.



Next stop: Mandalay Bay, the all known resort and casino, where a contestants from each team had to rappel face first down the side of the gleaming 43-story building.

"That's the craziest thing I've ever done," said Cheyne Whitney, who ended up winning the race with girlfriend Meghan Rickey at the end of the finale, which aired Sunday on CBS.

The hotel offers a like sight on a much smaller scale at its restaurant Aureole, where wine managers attached to mechanical hoists fetch bottles from a four-story wine tower.

Teams then raced to the theater at the Mirage, where they got a taste of Cirque du Soleil's "The Beatles Love," and the Monte Carlo, where they had to count $1 million worth of poker chips.

Clues also led them to a high roller's suite at the MGM Grand and "Mr. Las Vegas" Wayne Newton, who announced the finale line for this season's race was his house: Casa de Shenandoah.

For those unfamiliar with "The Amazing Race," the hit reality television series takes a dozen two-member teams and sends them on a crazy, breakneck-pace journey around the world in search of clues that will lead them to the next station in the challenge. The first team to finish gets $1 million.

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Is Tiger Woods cheat?

Even with bad publicity, Tiger Woods seems to soar past the rest. In perhaps the most publicized bit of bad making the world has ever seen, in a story that might have gotten a one-inch mention in the international papers if it had been you or me or the placekicker for the Cleveland Browns, Tiger Woods' early-morning wreck has gone on to enlist alleged scandal, possibly driving under the influence, domestic abuse.



The media has made a superficial monster of hyperbolic proportions, superfluous of substance and newsworthiness. Is this where MTV and the never-ending onslaught of actuality shows have taken us?

The Tiger Woods story has simply taken over the media. It was the lead story Friday night on the "CBS Evening News." It has taken over TMZ, with two out of every three stories having something to do with some aspect of the Tiger Woods sex skandal or car accident. It has taken over the internet, with one or few trending topics having been in the Top 5 since Friday, when the car accident first came to light.

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