SINGER GEORGE MICHAEL RUSHED TO HOSPITAL AFTER COLLAPSE!

Breaking News:  George Michael has been rushed to hospital after "suffering a mystery collapse"

Courtesy of ITV http://www.itv.com/news/story/2014-05-29/george-michael-hospital-collapse/

George Michael 'rushed to hospital after collapse'

Singer George Michael was rushed to hospital last week after suffering a "mystery collapse" at home in north London, according to newspaper reports.

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Ambulance called to Michael's home last Thursday

A London Ambulance Service spokesman told the Mirror: “We were called just before 8am on May 22.
"We sent two ambulance crews and staff treated one patient, a man, who was then taken to hospital.”

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George Michael's recent medical problems

George Michael has suffered a series of medical problems since 2011.
The singer, 50, has been out of the spotlight since last year, when he fell out of a car on the M1 motorway and was airlifted to hospital with a head injury.
In 2011 he suffered severe pneumonia which left him temporarily in a coma and meant he needed to undergo a tracheotomy in order to breathe.
He has also battled depression and drug addiction.
 

DISNEY PLANNING MOVIE BASED ON " IT'S A SMALL WORLD "

Disney Planning Movie Based on ‘It’s a Small World’

Courtesy of http://variety.com/2014/film/news/disney-planning-movie-based-on-its-a-small-world-1201161476/
Dave McNary          

Film Reporter@Variety_DMcNary

Disney is ramping up a movie version of its venerable “It’s a Small World” theme park ride with Jon Turteltaub directing.

Jared Stern is writing the script and will produce with Turteltaub and “The Lego Movie” producer Dan Lin.

The ride was created by WED Enterprises and debuted at the New York World’s Fair in 1964. It was rebuilt after the fair, installed in Disneyland and now operates as a boat ride in five Disney parks.
“It’s a Small World” features over 300 audio-animatronic dolls from all over the world singing the upbeat title song, which promotes peace and understanding. The song was written by Disney’s staff songwriters Robert S. Sherman and Richard B. Sherman after  Walt Disney had told the brothers to craft a tune that could be easily translated into multiple languages.

Turteltaub recently directed “Last Vegas” for CBS Films and the two “National Treasure” movies for Disney. Stern’s credits include “The Watch” and “The Internship”; he’s also working with Lin as a writer on the “Lego” sequel.

Stern is repped by WME, managers Marc Provissiero and Helena Heyman and attorney Karl Austen. Turteltaub is repped by WME, managed by David Lonner at Oasis and attorney Steve Warren.
News was first reported on Deadline.com.