By SIMON HOUPT, Toronto Globe and Mail

What's good for the goose is good for the Gamble.

As questions swirl around Tiger Woods following a single-car crash near his Florida mansion last Friday, visitors to the website of Accenture PLC are greeted by a picture of golf's biggest superstar trying to hit his way out of tall grass and a clutch of cactuses.

They were celebrating in the Castro district of San Francisco after "Milk," a film about one of the iconic figures of the gay-rights movement, took home two major awards at the Oscars.
Many gay advocates are hoping the win adds momentum to their cause as the California Supreme Court prepares to consider the legality of Proposition 8, which banned gay marriage in the state.

NEW YORK CITY -- This week, a stylish Upper East Side woman shopping at the Fifth Avenue flagship store of Lord & Taylor spotted a floral-print skirt by Karen Kane that she really wanted, but she couldn't find any on the racks in her small size.

NEW YORK -- One of the largest thefts of fine art in European history has left investigators scratching their heads over why someone would nab more than $160 million worth of impressionist and modern works when recent high-profile art heists have a poor track record of profitable paydays.