(Prudent Press Agency)--- Rapper MC SOLAR has slammed reports he is preventing his collaborator and pal GURU’s family from visiting his hospital bedside as he recovers from a heart attack.


The 43 year old, real name Keith Elam, has been under doctors’ care at a New York hospital since suffering a heart attack last week (28Feb10). He underwent surgery on Monday (01Mar10) and issued a statement on Wednesday (03Mar10) to assure fans he was “fine” but “weak” after the operation.

He added that MC Solar - real name Claude M’Barali - was “the only person who has the accurate info on my situation”.

But the rapper came under fire from Elam’s nephew Justin Nicholas-Elam Ruff, who alleged even the star’s mother could not get past M’Barali to see her ailing son.

(SkyNewswire.com)-- Is Tiger Woods bisexual? According to mistress Loredana Jolie he is! RadarOnline is reporting that the alleged mistress is planning to pen an all-tell book she’s planning to include claims that she witnessed him having sex with other men. RadarOnline has learned that Jolie "attempted to sell her story for $1 million and graphically described group sex that included incidents of Tiger with other men."

Tiger Woods is the winner of 14 of golf's major championships and is the sport's biggest superstar since Jack Nicklaus. Before he became a grown-up celeb, Woods was a kiddie phenomenon: his father Earl allegedly introduced Tiger to golf at age 9 months, and at age 2 the youngster made a now-famous appearance putting with Bob Hope on The Mike Douglas Show. Woods won three consecutive U.S. Amateur titles (1994-96), and in 1996 turned pro with a $40 million contract from Nike and a fame usually reserved for movie stars.

Woods made good on the hype, winning 46 PGA tournaments in his first ten seasons on the tour. He won the 1997 Masters in his first attempt as a pro and later won the PGA Championship (1999), the British Open (2000) and the U.S. Open (2000) to become one of the few golfers to win all four major tournaments during their careers. In April of 2001 Woods won the Masters again, becoming the first golfer in the modern era to hold all four major tournament titles at once (2000 U.S Open, British Open and PGA Championship, and 2001 Masters). In 1999-2000 Woods won six consecutive tournaments, making him the first man to do so since Ben Hogan in 1948. Cementing his reputation as Nicklaus's heir, Woods won the British Open in 2005, the year of Nicklaus's final appearance at the competition. Although 2005 and 2006 were tough on Woods -- his father died 3 May 2006 -- he won the British Open again in 2006, and the PGA Championship in both 2006 and 2007.

(SkyNewswire.com)--- 30 years old Casey Johnson, the colorful and headline-making heiress to the Johnson & Johnson empire has died. Her body was reportedly discovered today at her L.A. home. The cause of death is undetermined.
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A neighbor tells E! that Johnson's maid came out of the home earlier today and screamed of Johnson, "She's dead!"

(SkyNewswire.com)--- For someone who got her big break through reality TV, Susan Boyle's career has been the stuff of fantasy. A middle-aged woman from Scotland securing worldwide fame via YouTube was unlikely enough, but now that Boyle's debut album, "I Dreamed a Dream," has broken sales records on both sides of the Atlantic, it would be prudent to start taking her more seriously. That shouldn't be too difficult, since the set is a classy affair. Nothing here can match the sheer, jaw-dropping impact of her first "Britain's Got Talent" audition. But sticking to a safe formula of covering standards with only a piano and the odd sweeping string arrangement accompanying that still-shocking voice, the album certainly won't disappoint her fans. A restrained reworking of the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" and a dramatic rendition of Madonna's "You'll See" work best, although the soporifically slow attempt at the Monkees' "Daydream Believer" is perhaps a step too far, even for her.

(Reriani Communications)--- Regis anticipates returning to 'Live With Regis and Kelly' soon after the first of the year, given the procedure's typical four- to six-week recovery time replacement surgery.

Philbin, 78, made the announcement Monday on "Live with Regis and Kelly," which is broadcasting from Las Vegas this week.

Regis Philbin is a TV talk show veteran: from the 1950s to 1980s he hosted many local and national shows, including a stint as sidekick to Joey Bishop on the comedian's late-night talk show from 1967-69. Philbin's morning show Live With Regis and Kathie Lee debuted nationally on ABC TV in September of 1988. It became his signature show and a long-running hit. (His co-host Kathie Lee Gifford left the show in 2000 and was replaced by Kelly Ripa.) In 1999 Philbin became the host of another hit, the prime-time game show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Philbin won two Emmy awards in 2001, one each as host of Live and WWTBAM. He has published two memoirs: I'm Only One Man (1995) and Who Wants to Be Me? (2000).

(SkyNewswire.com)--- According to a spokesperson for the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, Sparks was taken into custody at around 8 a.m. PT on Friday on a felony warrant charging him with molestation that began in 1993 and allegedly continued until 1997.

Shane Sparks (born June 25 1969) is an award-winning hip-hop choreographer best known for his work as a choreographer on So You Think You Can Dance and judge on America's Best Dance Crew. He won an American Choreography Award for his work as co-choreographer on 2004 film You Got Served. He also has been nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography for his work on season three of So You Think You Can Dance.

(SkyNewswire.com)--- A rep for Carrie Underwood confirmed the news to MTV News after the Ottawa Senators player revealed to the Ottawa Sun that he'd just proposed on Sunday.

"I'm happy to confirm that Carrie Underwood is engaged to Mike Fisher, and the couple couldn't be happier," the former American Idol's rep told MTV News. "No wedding date has been set at this time."

Singer Carrie Underwood won the TV talent show American Idol in 2005. A senior in college when she entered the contest, Underwood performed mostly country songs, a departure from previous years' winners Kelly Clarkson (2002) and Ruben Studdard (2003) and Fantasia Barrino (2004). Underwood grew up singing at events and at church, in and around her hometown of Checotah, Oklahoma. She was one of 100,000 potential contestants when the 2005 season began, and she ended up in a tight race against Bo Bice, a southern rocker from Alabama. Judge Simon Cowell predicted Underwood's ultimate victory two months in advance, but in the final weeks Bice emerged as a favorite.

In the final show of the season, on 25 May 2005, Underwood narrowly beat out Bice to become the new "American Idol," guaranteeing her a recording contract. Her debut album, Some Hearts, was released in November of 2005 and became a country-pop hit that won two Grammys. It included the hits "Jesus Take the Wheel," "Inside Your Heaven" and "Before He Cheats." Her 2007 album Carnival Ride debuted at the top of the country and Billboard charts and included the hit "So Small."

(SkyNewswire.com)--- In a video, Mosley, speaking from a recording studio where his management said he is currently working on solo music, says: "I love Day26 and I just wanted to move forward with my management. I feel bad for my brothers because they don't get it, and they making me seem like the bad guy. But no, MTV don't got control of this no more, I'm telling the world the truth, it's [Day26 manager Joseph 'Screwface' Charles] Screwface, it's not Puff.

Qwanell Mosley (born on September 28, 1988 in Rochester, New York), better known as Q or Que, is an American singer best known as a contestant on the hit TV show Making the Band 4. He was the youngest member of the group Day26 signed on Bad Boy Records, along with their former label members, Danity Kane and Donnie Klang. Que was one of the five members of the group including, Robert Curry, Willie Taylor, Brian Andrews, and Michael McCluney.