Tiger Woods’ injury tops Internet searches on ASK.com
by Andrew Redfern @ 19th June 2008 6:21 pm
Ask.com today announced the following information from Ask.com ten, the ten most popular Internet search results for the week ending June 19th, 2008
One of the todays hottest search on ASK today was for Tiger Woods and he ongoing battle to play golf after his recent knee injury.
Ask has today released its hottest searches. The Ask.com trends daily hot list is based on Ask.com user searches and are listed below.
Ask.com Hot Searches from June 19, 2008
1) Tiger Woods - Will the Master he play golf after knee surgery?
2) ‘The View’ - Catch highlights of Michelle Obama co-hosting
3) Boston Celtics - Police arrested 22 people following Celtics’ title win
4) Kristen Johnston - Friends concerned she’s dangerously thin
5) ‘America’s Got Talent’ - Catch a recap of the season premiere
6) Mario Lopez - People Magazine names him the hottest bachelor
7) Mega Millions - Recent winner has a criminal record?
8) Cartoonist Keane - Wife inspired ‘Mommy’ of ‘Family Circus’ dies at age 82
9) Pam Anderson - Back together with Tommy Lee?
10) ‘Battlestar Galactica’ - Mid-season finale delivers nuclear ‘Revelations’
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