Al Jarreau was hospitalized for respiratory difficulties in France after he collapsed on stage during a performance last night. Billboard received a statement from the hospital, “He was rushed to hospital… his condition is critical. He’s in intensive care,” said Maurice Marchetti, deputy head of the hospital at Gap. “He is still conscious but slightly drowsy because of the medication and the breathing apparatus.” Hopefully he will be better soon.
Jedward were performing at T4 Live on the Beach when Edward mistimed a jump and hurt his leg. Even though he hurt his leg, he kept performing in pain. According to The Sun they are waiting to find out if he broke it or twisted a ligament.
To be honest I have heard of Jedward, but I never listened to them before this video and you know what they aren’t that bad. Plus I really respect that Edward went on with the show even though he was in so much pain.
Star Jones has a heart and we know that because she had cardiac surgery. According to Life & Style, “On Wednesday, March 17th, a pre-planned cardiac surgery was performed on Star Jones. This recent surgery is a follow-up to the thoracic surgery she had 30 years ago. The procedure was successful and she is recovering well with her family. Star is grateful for everyone’s thoughts and prayers.”
Since she is doing well, I couldn’t resist doing that headline.
Taxi star Jeff Conaway was badly injured when he fell down the stairs at his home earlier today. His girlfriend Vicki told TMZ that he “suffered a broken hip, a broken arm, a fractured neck and a brain hemorrhage.” She also told them he was going to undergo surgery for his broken hip. Hopefully as he recovers from these injuries he doesn’t get back into the drug habit he had that led him two several rehab stints including two on Celebrity Rehab.
Michael C Hall announced today that he was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma and his spokesperson told AP that he is remission. The Dexter star said in a statement, “I feel fortunate to have been diagnosed with an imminently treatable and curable condition, and I thank my doctors and nurses for their expertise and care.” And we are fortunate to have him around for a lot longer.
