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 Michael Jackson is in "Fine Health"Category: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus 2 weeks, 1 day agoThe King of Pop's spokesperson denies reports that he needs a lung transplant. Michael Jackson's camp shot down reports that the star is battling a serious lung condition. On Monday, Jackson's "official and sole spokesperson, Dr. Tohme Tohme," re...leased a statement saying that reports of Jackson's failing health "are a total fabrication." "Mr. Jackson is in fine health, and finalizing negotiations... |
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 Michael Jackson is in Bad HealthCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus 2 weeks, 2 days agoMichael Jackson’s health has reportedly taken a turn for the worse — British tabloids are claiming he is suffering from a rare lung condition that will eventually require an emergency transplant operation. Or as it’s known in Hindu circles, ...karma.” The NY Daily News says New York Times bestselling biographer Ian Halperin [says] Jackson [...] |
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 Taylor Swift: I Was Bullied in High SchoolCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Nov 19th, 2008Before she was famous, Taylor Swift used to get picked on in high school. "[Growing up on a Christmas tree farm] was basically a shunning – and that’s never a good thing, you know?" Swift, 18, says in the December issue of Women's Health. "A lo...t of girls thought I was weird. Actually, the word they liked to use was annoying," Swift adds. "I'd sit at their lunch table and they'd move to a... |
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 Henry Cavill - “Men’s Health” September 2008Category: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Aug 6th, 2008The Tudors star Henry Cavill reveals how to travel with ease through times and time periods in the September 2008 issue of Men’s Health. Here’s what the 25-year-old British actor had to say: On being gung-ho about life: “I like to go full bo...re into something. If you have a backup plan, then you’ve already admitted defeat.” On comfort being essential in fashion: “I’ve traveled enough on planes to realize it’s not about how you look–it’s about how you feel.” On his favorite places to travel: “I prefer a place that has a certain energy to it–something with soul and its own identity, it’s own vibe. A place where people tell you they’re from proudly.” Season 3 of The Tudors is coming to Showtime in 2009. |
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 David Beckham is a Men’s Health Cover BoyCategory: Sports - Posted by: rapvirus on Aug 5th, 2008David Beckham heats up the latest cover of Men’s Health, out Aug. 12. Here’s what the 33-year-old soccer stud had to say: On when he feels he most relaxed: “There is this madness around me, around my family. Without a doubt, out on the field... is where I’m most comfortable, where I’m happiest, because I know what I’m doing, and I know I can do it.” On being a great role model: “To be someone kids look up to is a great honor. What matters is how you carry yourself, off and on the field.” “People always say to me, ‘Why would you place yourself in a position where you have to put pressure on yourself?’ But it’s what gives me energy.” |
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 Jennifer Lopez Talks to Barack Obama’s StaffCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Jun 14th, 2008Jennifer Lopez met with Barack Obama’s staff this week as she toured Washington to talk about issues close to her heart. (The Illinois senator was away at the time). “Ms. Lopez was on the Hill with her sister to meet with staff members of seve...ral senators to discuss issues she is interested in, such as health care and education,” Lopez’s rep says of the Tuesday meeting. The mother of twins, Max and Emme, had a straightforward meeting, according to Obama’s spokesman. “She just came in for the meeting and departed,” says the spokesman. He adds: “It was not campaign-related.” |
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 Nicole, Pharrell and Snoop N.E.R.D OutCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Jun 7th, 2008While Joel was off saving the oceans, Nicole Richie was dancing her Wednesday night away with Pharrell Williams at a N.E.R.D. party in LA. Snoop donned his finest fur for the occasion while Pharrell had some casual wear costume changes. While Nicole ...wasn't out for charity with her man last night, she's spent plenty of time recently working for good causes. Speaking of which, don't forget to enter to win the tank top to benefit The Children's Health Fund as seen on Nicole herself. |
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 Kate Walsh For Sex EdCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Mar 28th, 2008Kate Walsh was in Washington today speaking on behalf of peer educators, Planned Parenthood doctors, and health teachers for the Stand Up For Real Sex Education congressional briefing. Her speech focused on the need for comprehensive, medically a...ccurate, commonsense sex education programs. Gwyneth Paltrow's mom, Blythe Danner, was also there to lend her support. Ya mean the ole "condom demonstration on the banana" isn't working anymore. Guess it's time for an upgrade! |
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 SteveO tries to commit suicide.Category: Cinema & TV - Posted by: rapvirus on Mar 15th, 2008TMZ says, Regarding the hospitalization, we’re told O was admitted to the Thalians Mental Health Center last Sunday — the same place Owen Wilson was at. The drug charge stems from his arrest on March 3 for allegedly vandalizing his neighbor’s p...roperty, whereupon cops found him in possession of coke. TMZ has learned that Steve-O was, according to a source, breaking holes in the walls of his L.A. apartment building when one of his neighbors dropped a dime on him, and even made a citizen’s arrest, holding Steve-O until the LAPD arrived, and took him away. I mean, you did all those stunts on Jack Ass and you aren’t capable of a successful suicide? That’s what we call an Attention Whore in these parts. |
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 Naomi Campbell’s health scareCategory: Other - Posted by: KingM on Feb 28th, 2008Naomi Campbell was in London and she could have the best medical treatment money could buy. Yet, she chose to fly to Brazil for an emergency operation. It was to remove a cyst at Sao Paulo’s Sirio Libanes Hospital. Naomi’s doctors refused to comm...ent on the exact nature of her operation. One doctor said that she was completely cured after her operation. The official press release was that she had laparoscopy surgery on her stomach for the removal of a cyst. However, the newspaper found out that one specialist dealt with infections. If you put two and two together, her operation may also have something to do with an infection. |
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 Slovenia independence leader diesCategory: Politics - Posted by: KingM on Feb 23rd, 2008Slovenia's former President Janez Drnovsek, who helped lead his country to independence and EU membership, has died at the age of 57, his office says. Mr Drnovsek was prime minister from 1992 until 2002, when he was elected president. He did not run ...for a second term in December due to ill health. No cause of death was given, but he had a cancerous kidney removed in 1999. The disease later spread to his lungs. The illness prompted him to promote a healthy lifestyle and vegetarian diet. In recent years, Mr Drnovsek wrote three books on spirituality which became best-sellers in Slovenia and were translated into several languages. |
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 Britney's suicide note: 'It would be better if I was dead'Category: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Jan 16th, 2008Troubled singer Britney Spears wrote a suicide note before being rushed to a psychiatric ward earlier this month, it has been revealed. The note, found in her bathroom by a friend, revealed the depth of the singer's despair and her fears that she wi...ll not live up to other people's expectations. Britney has reportedly been suffering from mental health problems for years, including manic depression and multiple personality disorders and doctors and friends believe she needs urgent help. The source told The Sun: "The letter was very sad. Britney talked about her loneliness, how unfair life is and not being able to trust people. "She wrote about how she will never be what people want her to be. "She said 'Perhaps it would be better if I was dead." |
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 Olympic Skater Dorothy Hamill Has Breast CancerCategory: Sports - Posted by: KingM on Jan 6th, 2008Olympic ice-skating champ Dorothy Hamill is undergoing treatment for breast cancer at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center in Baltimore, Md. A rep for Hamill, 51, calls her prognosis very favorable, but says the treatments will require the Olympic gold...-medal winner to take time off from headlining the Broadway on Ice national tour, Access Hollywood reports. Hamill hopes to rejoin the tour on Jan. 16 in Ft. Lauderdale. |
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 Malaysian health minister resigns after admitting to starring in sex videoCategory: Other - Posted by: rapvirus on Jan 3rd, 2008A senior Malaysian politician has resigned after he shocked the nation by confessing that he appeared in a porn film. Health minister Chua Soi Lek apologised on Tuesday after two DVDs hit the streets showing him engaging in sex acts with a 20-year-o...ld girlfriend in a hotel. The scandal is the latest in a series of problems plaguing Abdullah's government, which has been widely expected to call a snap election in the coming weeks. |
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 High testosterone appears to keep men aliveCategory: Other - Posted by: KingM on Dec 28th, 2007Higher naturally occurring levels of the male hormone testosterone appear to protect men from fatal heart attacks or strokes and death from all manner of causes, researchers in Britain said on Monday. But the researchers cautioned men not to begin te...stosterone supplementation based on the results of this 10-year study, saying the benefits and risks are unclear. The role of testosterone in men's health is controversial, with the relationship between men's natural testosterone levels and overall health not well understood, according to the researchers. But this study led by Dr. Kay-Tee Khaw, a professor of clinical gerontology at the University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine in Britain, found strong benefits in men with higher natural levels of the hormone. Men in the upper 25 percent of natural testosterone levels had a 41 percent lower risk of dying from heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions, cancer and all other causes, compared to men with the lowest levels, the researchers found. |
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