The anticipation for tonight’s Super Bowl commercials includes the lead up to the big screen premiere of Google’s Search Stories, released last year to flaunt the ease and accuracy of their search engine. In a minimalist, Apple-style ad a close-up of the ubiquitous search bar tells a story. Tonight’s spot will likely be in an identical style, though the subject may be new. But the beyond witty video team at Slate V had an idea of their own, and it breathes new life into Tiger Woods jokes.

Ron Artest is an NBA superstar currently playing for the Los Angeles Lakers, who is known as much for his, uh, eccentricities as for his on-court play.

He wrote a letter/pep talk to Tiger Woods, and, naturally, made it public on his blog. Let’s take a look.

Talk about striking while the iron is a hot mess.

Embattled golf omnistar Tiger Woods‘ commercial endorsements may be up in the air, but the linksman’s liaisons have opened up a new opportunity for one alleged member of his growing love list. Ann Coulter fave Jamie Jungers tees up a new web ad for BidHere.com, and while the spot is hardly a hole-in-one, it’s worth a laugh or two. (via AdFreak)

It was a bipartisan cheaters’ party on Saturday Night Live this week, as the show used politics to take on the Tiger Woods fiasco. The C-SPAN segment featured Gov. Mark Sanford, Sen. John Ensign, and former Sen. John Edwards analyzing the media coverage of the golfer’s infidelity, and even suggesting that the public’s double standard is racial. Extramarital for everyone! But this is serious.

Tiger Woods crashed last week, and in the media, he got burned. Now he’s admitted to “transgressions” – as numerous women, from NYC to Tool Academy are coming out of the woodwork. TMZ is pretty much in Michael Jackson mode.

We’ve heard from Tiger, over the web, but we haven’t seen him (or his family) since it all went down. It’s time for Mediaite Oddsmakers, to find out where he shows up first.

As more details emerged about the circumstances of the Tiger Woods car crash, the more suspicions were raised that there may be more to the story.

Now TMZ.com has blown the reported version of events wide open – alleging domestic violence led to the injuries, and the car crash was used as a cover up.