hospitalization

Tori Spelling continues to try to convince the world that she eats, despite evidence to the contrary.

After being checked into the hospital last month for an unknown stomach condition, Star Magazine ran a story that she was ill because she doesn't eat and weighs just 95lbs.

Fans of Canadian singer-songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen in Valencia, Spain got more of a show than they bargained for or wanted this weekend.

Cohen, 74, collapsed on stage earlier today during a performance of his song "Bird on a Wire" in the Spanish city. He had apparently been complaining of stomach pains before the show.

Cohen was taken in an ambulance to the Nueve de Octubre hospital but was released soon after. He turns 75 on Monday.

Get well soon, Leonard!

Just when things were starting to look up for Mischa Barton, career-wise, her personal life has once again come crashing down.

The police were called to The OC star's house this past Wednesday and she has been kept in the hospital under psychiatric hold, forcing her to miss the premiereof her new movie, Homecoming.

The 23-year-old actress, who has a history of self-destructive behavior, but is hoping to make a comeback with her new film and her starring role in the CW's new show, A Beatiful Life, has reportedly been slipping back into her old ways.

The Hills star Heidi Montag has reportedly been rushed to a hospital in Costa Rica, where's she's taping th NBC show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! with her husband, Spencer Pratt.

It wasn’t swine influenza or food poisoning that sent Jay Leno to the hospital last week, forcing his first sick day in 17 years.

It was exhaustion.

As in the malady starlets always claim they’ve suffered when they’ve actually OD’ed. 

“That's like a rich person’s condition,” Leno, 58, joked.

“Poor people that work – they don’t get exhausted. Only rich people get exhausted. It’s an embarrassing thing.”

That’s so Lindsay Lohan of him.

After a weeklong stay, Farrah Fawcett was released from the hospital Thursday where she was being treated for internal bleeding not directly related to her cancer.

Fawcett, 62, had been hospitalized in Los Angeles since April 2nd. It was her latest bout of treatment in a battle with anal cancer, first diagnosed in 2006.

She was being treated for a hematoma from bleeding in a stomach muscle stemming from a “small procedure” at a clinic in Germany.

Stay healthy, Farrah.

—Sasha Perl-Raver

Just as Josh Hartnett was being released from an LA hospital, Farrah Fawcett was being admitted.

Fawcett, 62, best known for her work on Charlie's Angels and for her signature flipped hairstyle, checked into a Los Angeles hospital on Thursday as part of her ongoing battle with cancer.

She was originally diagnosed in 2006 and was in remission, but the disease returned in May of 2007.

Feel better soon, Farrah!

—J. Bavoso

We guess he wasn't pregnant after all.

Josh Harnett was released from the hospital on Friday after being treated for stomach pain last week, his publicist has said.

Feel better, Josh!

—J. Bavoso 

Stacy Keach is recovering after a “mild stroke” earlier this week.

The 67-year-old TV and stage star was hospitalized in Los Angeles on Tuesday while on tour with the play Frost/Nixon where he portrays Richard Nixon.

He’s now in stable condition, and miraculously, his reps report he suffered no impairment in his motor or speech abilities. 

That’s amazingly lucky!

Get well soon, Stacy.

—Sasha Perl-Raver

Ed McMahon is in intensive care at an undisclosed Los Angeles hospital.

The 85-year-old has reportedly been hospitalized for almost a month and has pneumonia, bone cancer and other issues.

His condition is described as serious, and his wife and family members are present.

Our thoughts go out to them. Feel better, Ed!

—Sasha Perl-Raver