Kelsey Grammer

Here's an invite we wish hadn't gotten lost in the mail.

Frasier star Kelsey Grammer threw his wife, Camille Donatacci, a 40th birthday party last night and it sounded amazing.

In honor of Camille's time as a principle dancer on the show Club MTV, Grammar threw a white and silver themed party reminiscent of Studio 54 on the tennis court of his Malibu estate. Downtown Julie Brown, Alan Thicke, Fred Willard, Rob Schneider, Steven Weber, Jane Leeves and Peri Gilpin were among the stars on the guest list. 

Swing Vote is like that one annoying friend who always needs rides to the airport or wants to borrow money. It doesn’t know when to stop asking for favors from the audience, requiring you to suspend your disbelief for two exhaustively long hours and try to believe that an American presidential election could be decided by one vote. Oooookay. The film is all glossy Americana, all the time, even trying to give a trailer park the Michael Bay treatment, making it look sexy, golden and wind blown.

Just a month after suffering a near fatal heart attack, Kelsey Grammer has been hospitalized in New York.

The Frasier star decided to seek attention after feeling faint.

The 53-year-old former Frasier star has been very open about his cardiac arrest and the moment his heart stopped.

Frasier and Cheers star Kelsey Grammer survived a mild heart attack this weekend while on vacation in Hawaii. Damn. We thought Hawaii was for relaxing and letting tensions go.

According to reports, the attack occurred Saturday morning after the actor went paddle boarding with his wife, Camille, at their Hawaiian home.

He is currently recuperating at a hospital in Honolulu.

Get well soon, Kelsey.