Loredana Jolie, one of Tiger Woods' many mistresses, is supposedly writing a tell-all book about his wild sexual encounters. With her, and with other dudes.

The woman, who also goes by Loredana Jolie Ferriolo, claims she witnessed Tiger in gay encounters and that he "had sexual relationships with other men."

The shocking twist is something none of Tiger Woods' women have claimed so far, and there has been no evidence to suggest it's true. Still, scandalous!

According to reports, Loredana Jolie recently attempted to sell her story for $1 million and described group sex that included incidents of Tiger with men.

That sure would cast the "King of Swing" in a new light ...

Loredana Jolie claims Tiger Woods also had sex with men.

Loredana says she plans to spill about how she and Tiger "came about, his healthy appetite for arranged sex, threesomes, girls next door and girl-on-girl."

Awesome. She also promises to "answer rumors surrounding Woods' sexuality." We didn't realize there were any. Guy bangs waitresses, end of discussion.

We imagine the gay sex angle is part of Loredana's quest to score a huge publishing deal, how unlikely it seems. Not that he has much credibility either.

Loredana has kept a low profile since being named as a Tiger mistress but "is in talks with a number of publishing companies," according to reports.

The gorgeous blonde from

Sicily, has told people she was "one of Tiger's favorite mistresses." She was a Playboy model and a rumored prostitute. Hot!

Quite the day for Tiger Woods gossip. Earlier, a woman named Susie Ogren told the Enquirer she saw Tiger doing ecstasy, but he didn't bed her, amazingly.

Real, concocted or somewhere in between, information about Tiger Woods' affairs has been trickling out for months ever since his sordid double life was exposed.

But Mark Seal's article in the new Vanity Fair takes the examination into the golfer's shady dalliances to a new level with interviews from four of Tiger's women.

VF explores how the world's greatest and most famous athlete got to such a reckless, shamelessly addicted and confused point in his life. Excerpts below ...

A cheapskate

With many of his mistresses, Woods was allegedly exceedingly cheap. Mindy Lawton says the only thing he ever bought for her was a chicken wrap from Subway.

Tiger and Jamie Jungers broke it off, the mistress claims, when he refused to help her financially. Of the women interviewed, Woods spent money on only one:

Loredana Jolie Ferriolo (above), a Playboy model and hooker he met through madam Michelle Braun, went on $15,000 shopping sprees and charged everything to him.

Guess when you're paying for the sex anyway ...

A degenerate gambler

Woods’ preferred place to stay in Las Vegas was the Mansion at the MGM Grand, where a one-bedroom suite costs $5,000 per night and he'd gamble in the exclusive VIP casino nearby. According to a source known as Robin Hood 702:

“Sometimes the only people were me, Tiger Woods, and Michael Jordan. Each of us sat at a private table and played big. Tiger plays big. Up to 30 grand a hand … when you’re playing splits and doubles, you can have 150 grand on one hand.”

Tiger's enablers

Woods said in recent interviews that no one in his inner circle knew about his affairs. Come on. Jamie Jungers says, “Every time I would fly out to see [Tiger] or schedule itineraries or anything, I would always go through Bryon Bell.”

If you believe Joslyn James, she also went through Bryon.

According to another mistress, Lawton (pictured), when she alerted Tiger to the fact that The National Enquirer had caught on to their affair, he put her in contact with his agent, Mark Steinberg, who allegedly replied, “We’ll take care of it.”

Tiger Woods cannot be stopped when he pursues something he wants, such as major golf championships or intercourse with Mindy Lawton at 5:30 in the morning.

A dirty individual

Lawton says she met Woods at 5:30 one morning before he had to leave for a tournament. She was menstruating, but he insisted on having sex with her, and when the key card to his office didn’t work, he drove to a nearby parking lot.

There, they had sex in his car.

After they left, Lawton claims, reporters from The Enquirer picked up the tampon she had dropped in the parking lot and threatened to use it as part of a story.

“That’s when the cover-up, happened,” Lawton recalled, referring to Tiger’s people agreeing to have him give an exclusive interview to the Enquirer's sister publication Men’s Fitness in exchange for the story of their affair being scrapped.

Taylor Swift opened the show with a winning performance – but the 19-year-old singer had to wait until the end of the Country Music Assocation Awards telecast Wednesday night to collect the biggest honor: entertainer of the year.

Sobbing as she took the stage of Nashville’s Sommet Center, Swift – the youngest-ever winner of the CMA’s top trophy – called her band to join her onstage. “I will never forget this moment because in this moment everything I have ever wanted has just happened to me,” she said.

It was a monumental night for Swift, who took home four awards in total, including album of the year for her smash hit Fearless and, in an upset, female vocalist of the year, beating out the night’s co-host, Carrie Underwood.

Amy Winehouse. Kate Moss. Johnny Deep. Kristen Stewart. What do all these celebs have in common, you ask? They all love the ganja! And now Daniel Radcliffe can be added to the list of marijuana admirers.

London’s Daily Mirror posted a photo of the Harry Pothead, I mean Potter, star taking a drag of what appeared to be a joint…too small for a fag (that’s British terminology for cigarette…we are not homophobic here at DamnImCute.com) and too big for anything else rolled up in brown paper.

All we can say is pass the dutch on the left hand side!

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In “The Twilight Saga: New Moon,” lovelorn character Bella Swan gets dumped by her vampire man, sinks into depression and later flies to Italy to pursue him. While that may sound too extreme, actress Kristen Stewart thinks Bella is setting a good example to girls.

“New Moon” debuts in theaters on Friday, and the sequel to last year’s “Twilight” is expected to have an opening weekend as extreme as its storyline, judging by early interest.

It is the top advance ticket seller of all time for online outlet Fandango.com, and by Tuesday afternoon, MovieTickets.com was reporting nearly 2200 sold-out shows.

At a Los Angeles premiere, thousands of fans screamed and waved signs for their favorite actors. Social networking website MySpace carried a live stream of the event and lured nearly 3 million viewers.

The first “Twilight” made $384 million at worldwide box offices with its tale of high school student Bella (Stewart) falling in love with vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson). But in “New Moon,” he breaks her heart and leaves for Italy.

Months pass as Bella sits despondent at her window during the day and screams in her bed at night. In between, she finds solace with her friend Jacob Black, a werewolf.

Later, when an unexpected visitor tells Bella that Edward is in danger, she hops on a plane to Italy to save him.

When asked if Bella’s actions set a bad example for the 13 year-old girls who will be a big part of its audience, Stewart said she thinks the film’s message is a good one.

“Be extreme,” Stewart said. “Go for it. I think that’s the point. I know that this is a movie about immortality and mortality but, like, you live once.”

UNABASHEDLY FICKLE

The “Twilight” film series, of which “New Moon” marks the second installment, is based on a series of best-selling books by author Stephenie Meyer, which her publisher says have sold 85 million copies worldwide.

Many fans of the four “Twilight” books are girls in their teenage years and younger. Bella, who narrates the books, is the character with whom they identify.

“She has a lot of really innate female qualities,” Stewart said. “For a character in literature, I think it’s awesome that so many girls can look up to her, because she’s fickle and unabashedly (so).”

In the books and the movies, Bella and Edward debate whether he should bite her and transform her into a vampire who will live forever, like him.

While Stewart has her view on the film’s message, “New Moon” director Chris Weitz, who made 2007 fantasy “The Golden Compass” and teen comedy series “American Pie,” differs.