Florida Sentinel Bulletin

Tiger Woods returned to his winning ways at last weekend’s Arnold Palmer Invitational. Woods may be back on his game, but three porn stars are reportedly set to release a new adult film, which will revisit the golfer’s painful cheating past.

The trio are releasing a new X-rated movie based on their bedroom romps with the famous golfer.

Devon James, Holly Sampson and Joslyn James are starring in “3 Mistresses: Notorious Tales of the World’s Greatest Golfer,” which is slated to be released April 3 — the day after Woods is set to tee off in the Masters, a tournament he has not won since 2005.

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters has ruptured his right Achilles and is expected to miss the season.

Peters injured his leg while training in Texas on Tuesday. He will have surgery to repair the tendon next week.

Former NBA Lakers icon and entrepreneur extraordinaire Magic Johnson has won a bid to buy the baseball team the Los Angeles Dodgers for $2 billion, a record price for a U.S. pro-sports franchise. The monumental purchase also makes Johnson the first black Major League Baseball owner.

The agreement was announced Tuesday night by the team’s owner Frank McCourt who bought the team back in 2004 for $330 million.

ORANGE, Calif. — Flamboyant former NBA star Dennis Rodman has been told he could face up to 20 days in jail unless he pays some $860,000 in child support. But his lawyer said he’s made payments and will fight to have his contempt of court finding overturned.

Rodman appeared in an Orange County court Tuesday for sentencing, but it was postponed to May 29.

Rodman, 50, was found in contempt of court in November for failure to pay child support for his two children.

His ex-wife, Michelle Rodman, 44, contends that he owes more than $860,000 in child and spousal support. Rodman’s attorney, Linnea Willis, said on Tuesday that he owes far less, if anything at all, and she will provide the family court judge with evidence of his payments.

Rodman always has paid support “to the best of his ability” and will continue to do so, she said.

Sir Charles, err Madame Charles? The “Round Mound of Rebound” Charles Barkley is now sporting a dress for a new Weight Watchers campaign which will debut April 8.

The NBA Hall-of-Famer and current TNT commentator has been very open about his struggles either maintaining or losing weight and staying in shape.

His theme has been to “Lose like a man,” and apparently he’ll use this look to remind men that losing weight isn’t just a female thing.

In a world where every celebrity is fair game for a future reality TV show, one NFL star has taken precautionary measures to ensure that his children don’t end up on one.

Atlanta Falcons running back Michael Turner and his ex-girlfriend, Rasheeda Walker, recently reached an agreement in a custody battle over their second child.

The document states that Turner will pay $6,000 a month in child support and spend much of his off-season time with his children, and the former couple have a mutual agreement to keep their kids from appearing on reality TV.

SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco 49ers added another member of last season’s Super Bowl-champion New York Giants on Wednesday, agreeing to terms with veteran running back, Brandon Jacobs on a one-year contract.

Jacobs was released March 9 by the Giants after he failed to reach agreement on a restructured deal.

He is expected to play behind Frank Gore and could share the backup role with second-year pro Kendall Hunter.

Jacobs spent seven seasons with New York, winning two Super Bowls and beating the 49ers 20-17 in overtime of the NFC championship game at Candlestick Park on Jan. 22.

MIAMI — Dwyane Wade and LeBron James were only a few miles away from Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26, participating in the NBA All-Star game on the night the unarmed black teenager wearing a hooded sweatshirt was shot to death by a neighborhood crime-watch volunteer.

They never knew the teenager, but on Friday they decided it was time to speak out – as did many others around the NBA.

Wade posted a photo of himself from a previous photo shoot wearing a hooded shirt, otherwise known as a hoodie, to his Twitter and Facebook pages on Friday morning.

A couple hours later, James posted another photo – this one of 13 Heat players, all wearing team-logo hoodies, their heads bowed, their hands stuffed into their pockets. The photo was taken at the team hotel, and Heat coach Erik Spoelstra called it “a powerful statement.”

“As a father, this hits home,” said Wade, who has 10- and 4-year-old sons.

Among the hashtags James linked to the team photo: “WeWantJustice.” The National Basketball Players Association issued a statement saying it was saddened and horrified by the killing, demanded an arrest and accused the police department in Sanford, Fla. – where Martin was shot – of “racial bias.”

“It really is a tragic story,” Spoelstra said. “And the more you learn about it, the more confused you get.”

Former Buc QB Josh Johsnon will be reuniting with his former college coach, Jim Harbaugh, for the 2012 NFL season as Johnson has just signed a two-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers.

Johnson played for Harbaugh at the University of San Diego where he set the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision record for passing efficiency. Johnson played his first four seasons in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and will now reunite with Harbaugh in San Francisco.

The 49ers still have Alex Smith on the team so it isn’t clear what role Johnson will have on the time.

Niners general manager Trent Baalke, said: “Josh is a promising young player that has experience in our offensive system. He is a skilled athlete with good arm talent. Josh has shown promise in limited action, both as a backup and starter at the NFL level. We are pleased to add him to our team.”