Troubled ex-child star Gary Coleman was rushed to the hospital about eight o'clock this morning for what some are calling a seizure.
Coleman, who has had two kidney transplants, is believed to suffer from the kidney disease nephritis.
The 41-year-old actor was doing press-work for his latest movie, "Midgets vs. Mascots", when he became ill. Friends called 911 and he was transported to the hospital.
His agent told the staff of People Magazine that the actor was feeling fine once he arrived and received care.
The "Different Strokes" veteran is currently living in Santaquin, Utah near Salt Lake City.
"Midgets vs/ Mascots" is a comedy filmed as a documentary that follows ten contestants as they compete for $1 million dollars in prize money. _
Radio personality Rush Limbaugh was rushed to the hospital yesterday after complaining of chest pains.
The 58 year old is vacationing in Honolulu Hawaii, and while playing golf at the Waialae Country Club on Wednesday afternoon complained of chest pains.
Reports say he was admitted to the hospital in serious condition while tests were completed to determine if he had suffered a heart attack.
Local television stations were reporting Wednesday that paramedics took him to The Queens Medical.
No word yet if Rush will return to his radio show later next week after finishing his vacation.
His website Rushlimbaugh.com was displaying the following alert:
Rush was admitted to a Honolulu hospital today and is resting comfortably after suffering chest pains. Rush appreciates your prayers and well wishes. He will keep you updated via RushLimbaugh.com and on Thursday's radio program.
Golfer Tiger Woods was seriously injured today in a car accident. Woods was alone in his car about 2:30 this morning driving near his home in Windermere Florida.
Last reports indicate he has already been released from the hospital after being treated for cuts on his face.
The golfer reportedly hit a fire hydrant and a tree on a neighbor's property less then one hundred feet from his own drive.
Police have not yet spoke to Tiger but alcohol was not being considered as a cause.
It is not yet known if the accident will affect his next appearance scheduled for December 3 in Thousand Oaks, Calif. _
Lou Dobbs of CNN fame announced yesterday on his television program that he was leaving the network effective immediately.
Nobody really knows yet if he was pushed out, or if he left on his own accord. His contract was not set to expire until next year.
Recently, CNN has dropped to last place among all cable news networks, and some insiders feel that Lou was alienating the younger viewers.
Lou's rants about immigration, healthcare, war and politics seem to come across to younger viewers as if they were listening to their own fathers rant at the dinner table after a hard day at work.
Dobbs is a legacy CNN personality, starting under Ted Turner and riding the wave since the inception of the network. With the exception of a brief absence to start Space.com, Dobbs has had a show in some fashion or another since the early days.
I won't miss him. Lou was one of the reasons I stopped watching CNN. Another reason was Wolf Blitzer. I finally grew tired of his monotone voice and personality. When they paired him with Jack Cafferty I felt like I was watching two curmudgeons complaining about everything in the world. There was not one positive, happy, hopeful word from them - ever.
A decision on who will replace Dobbs is expected to be announced Thursday.
The video below is Dobbs exit speech. I suspect we will see him again someday, and then I will stop watching him there also.
I don't know if any of you happened to see the Jimmy Fallon Show last night. The musical guest was Yoko Ono and The Plastic Ono Band with guitar lead by her son Sean Lennon.
Wow, all I can say is this woman sucks as a musician. I have never really liked her, but last night was beyond bad - I was actually embarrassed for her, the band and Jimmy Fallon.
Ono grunted out "Waiting For The D Train". Any really, grunt is giving her too much credit. The song basically consisted of grunts, wails, yells and rhythmic groans.
She seemed to always be singing flat - if you can grunt flat, and I could not understand one word.
I suppose she thinks it is some kind of interpretative singing, but really - it sucked. While the video below is not from the Jimmy Fallon Show, it is a live performance of the same song.