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Augusta National Golf Club Admits First Two Women - Condoleezza Rice is one of two women ever admitted into Augusta National Golf Club, Ryan Lochte and MC Eiht's trademark battle, plus more sports news. – Britt Middleton Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and business executive Darla Moore of Lake City, South Carolina, were announced on Monday as the first women admitted into the Augusta National Golf Club. The women will be presented their iconic green jackets when the club opens this fall. (Photo: David Cannon/Getty Images)

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All in the Family - Kris Humphries is no stranger to relationship trouble given his nasty divorce battle with Kim Kardashian, but TMZ reports that the basketball player's parents have also decided to call it quits.  (Photo: Marc Stamas/Getty Images)

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Chad Johnson’s Woes Continue - Chad Johnson is admittedly having a bad month. First he was arrested for allegedly head-butting wife Evelyn Lozada, and after just 41 days of marriage she has filed for divorce. He was fired by the Miami Dolphins, lost an endorsement and now word on the street is he's facing foreclosure on his $400,000 Miami condo. (Photo: Gary Miller/Getty Images for Motorola Xoom)

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Kobe's Wife Sets the Bar High  - Vanessa Bryant doesn't want a husband who won't put a ring on it — an NBA championship ring, that is — and told New York magazine recently, "If you're sacrificing time away from my family and myself for the benefit of winning championships, then winning a championship should happen every single year." (Photo: FayesVision/WENN.com)

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Weight on His Shoulders - In week two of the NFL preseason, Washington Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III had a hard time finding his mojo in Saturday's game against the Chicago Bears, with Bears escaping with a 33–31 finish. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

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Oh, Jeah! - Did U.S. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte bite MC Eiht's style? The Compton's Most Wanted plans to issue a cease and desist letter to Lochte because the swimmer wants to trademark the celebratory phrase, "Jeah," a phrase the rapper says he first coined in 1998.  (Photos from left: Jason Merritt/Getty Images For WWE, Courtesy of MC Eiht/Facebook)

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Plaxico Burress Forced to Pay Up - Money woes keep piling up for former NFL player Plaxico Burress. A judge recently ordered him to pay an additional $34,000 to cover the legal fees of a woman involved in a 2008 car accident. Burress was previously ordered to pay the victim, Alise Smith, $125,000 in damages. (Photo: Rob Carr/Getty Images)

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The Real Flying Squirrel - Her stunning performance at the 2012 London Olympics cemented her nickname as "The Flying Squirrel," but gymnast Gabby Douglas may not be able to benefit financially from the title because someone else has already trademarked it. Fordham University business student A.J. Rotonde told TMZ last week that he would be willing to sell the trademark to the two-time gold medalist "for the right price." (Photo: Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)