Legendary music executive Clive Davis has been hospitalized in New York City following an upper respiratory infection.
Davis, 94, was admitted to a hospital in the city on Friday evening, May 29. A representative told outlets he is being treated for the infection out of an abundance of caution and is expected to be released within the next 24 to 48 hours.
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Mission: Impossible star Ving Rhames, 66, collapsed at a Los Angeles restaurant while lunching with family on April 29. Paramedics rushed him to the hospital after he appeared in and out of consciousness. His rep confirmed he overheated but is now home and fine.
Speculation that emerged on May 15 indicates that Luis Miguel is under medical observation at a New York clinic for possible heart problems, although the admission has not been confirmed.
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Zayn Malik revealed on Instagram Story that he is recovering in hospital from an unspecified illness. The 33-year-old former One Direction star cancelled fan events tied to his new album Konnakol as a result. Fans are sending love amid the unexpected setback.
Dolly Parton has cancelled her six-date Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace due to ongoing health challenges. The 80-year-old singer shared the news in an Instagram video on May 4, noting that her medications make her too dizzy to perform. She assured fans that her conditions are treatable and she is responding well to treatment.
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Actor and voice actor Clécio Souto was rushed to hospital on Sunday morning (March 29) after posting a farewell letter on Instagram, citing loneliness, sadness, and debts. Family and friends issued a statement confirming he is stable and under specialized medical care. Fans and acquaintances reacted with concern in the post's comments.
Nearly a year after Billy Joel retired from touring due to normal pressure hydrocephalus, daughter Alexa Ray Joel reported strong progress from physical therapy and diet. He recently attended a tribute concert at Carnegie Hall.
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Shawn 'Clown' Crahan, Slipknot's sole remaining founding member, has said he needs heart surgery after learning he has a skipping heart. The 56-year-old percussionist shared the news on Rick Rubin's Tetragrammaton podcast, describing episodes where he feels like he is dying.