Gary Coleman has been hospitalized in Utah and is reported to be in critical condition.
Not much is known at this time, but E! News has confirmed that the former Diff’rent Strokes star was taken from his home to a surgical ICU yesterday. Coleman’s manager told E!:
“We’re just getting bits and pieces right now, so there’s really nothing to report. If there’s anything to announce, we’ll let you know.”
Gary Coleman’s brother-in-law told TMZ that he was rushed to the hospital after sustaining a serious head injury from a fall. This is Coleman’s third hospitalization this year, both prior times were for seizures.
Let’s keep our fingers crossed for Gary… we’ll keep you updated as more information is released.
Source: Gary Coleman Hospitalized, Condition Reportedly “Critical” [E! Online]
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Comedian Bernie Mac was in “very, very critical” condition late Saturday at a Chicago hospital, according to a Chicago Sun-Times source who knows the comedian’s family.
The revelation came after Mac’s publicist told Chicago media Saturday that she had received multiple calls from news outlets regarding “absolutely untrue” rumors of the star’s demise.
“It is a very horrible rumor,” publicist Danica Smith said. “It is absolutely untrue. Nothing has changed from yesterday.”
The 50-year-old south suburban resident’s hospitalization was reported Friday. His publicist said then that the “King of Comedy” was admitted for pneumonia but was responding well to treatment, and should be released soon.
Smith also said she didn’t know when Mac, whose real name is Bernard McCullough, entered the hospital. She said the pneumonia was unrelated to Mac’s sarcoidosis, a chronic disease that can inflame tissue, particularly in the lungs. Smith said Mac’s sarcoidosis has been in remission since 2005.
His wife, Rhonda McCullough, has been with him at the hospital.
Mac’s long list of television and film credits include “The Bernie Mac Show,” “Ocean’s 11,” “Transformers,” and “Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.”
source: Bernie Mac ‘very, very critical,’ source says [chicago sun-times]
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