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‘By all accounts, he’s now doing great’
‘By all accounts, he’s now doing great’
Lionel Richie checked into a St. Louis ICU after his Saturday night concert, the latest in a string of health scares that have shadowed the 77-year-old singer's summer tour with Earth, Wind & Fire. Richie performed at the St. Louis Municipal Opera Theatre on Aug. 29, but concertgoers noticed something was wrong before the final […] The post Lionel Richie, 77, hospitalized after St. Louis concert as health concerns mount on summer tour appeared first on American Almanac .
Lionel Richie checked into a St. Louis ICU after his Saturday night concert, the latest in a string of health scares that have shadowed the 77-year-old singer's summer tour with Earth, Wind & Fire. Richie performed at the St. Louis Municipal Opera Theatre on Aug. 29, but concertgoers noticed something was wrong before the final notes faded. Witnesses told TMZ that the former Commodores frontman appeared to struggle near the end of the show, asking for a chair so he could sit down while performing his closing number, "All Night Long (All Night)," the hit 1983 track. Social media videos showed Richie wearing a red leather jacket over an all-black outfit, seated center stage for the finale. A concert review from The St. Louis American noted…Open
‘At one point I broke my feet and that was it’
Witnesses who attended the concert told TMZ that the 1980s pop star appeared to be struggling toward the end of his show and asked for a chair to sit on while he performed his final song, "All Night Long."
TMZ is reporting Richie is being cautious, and doctors are looking into possible mild dehydration causing the hospitalization.
The artist has not issued a public statement concerning his health
‘I’m grateful that I’m alive’
John Paris, the 58-year-old Earth, Wind & Fire drummer hospitalized since early August after a medical emergency, has awakened from a second induced coma, but his family says he still faces two major surgeries and a long road ahead. An update posted August 20 on the Standing for John Paris Facebook page described a recovery […] The post Earth, Wind & Fire drummer John Paris wakes from second coma, faces two major surgeries appeared first on American Almanac .
John Paris, the 58-year-old Earth, Wind & Fire drummer hospitalized since early August after a medical emergency, has awakened from a second induced coma, but his family says he still faces two major surgeries and a long road ahead. An update posted August 20 on the Standing for John Paris Facebook page described a recovery marked by setbacks as much as progress. Paris had briefly awakened from his first induced coma, only for his condition to destabilize, forcing doctors to sedate him again. He has since woken a second time and remains in intensive care, where his blood pressure has held steady and his breathing has stayed strong. The update, attributed to bandmember Verdine White, his wife Shelly Clark White, and longtime friend Tazz…Open
The Virginia State University Police Department says the campus remains on lockdown.
AI:Gunfire erupted on the Virginia State University campus, resulting in multiple people being hospitalized and forcing an immediate lockdown by university police. This violent outbreak follows a recent pattern of escalating unrest and shootings at educational institutions across the country, marking another significant breakdown in public safety and security within academic environments.Open
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton is receiving medical care at a Miami-area hospital after law enforcement responded to multiple reports of him livestreaming acts of self-harm, and his family is now asking the public for space. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed to USA TODAY on Aug. 4 that deputies received multiple calls about a man livestreaming […] The post Perez Hilton hospitalized after livestream self-harm incident as family asks for privacy appeared first on American Almanac .
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton is receiving medical care at a Miami-area hospital after law enforcement responded to multiple reports of him livestreaming acts of self-harm, and his family is now asking the public for space. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office confirmed to USA TODAY on Aug. 4 that deputies received multiple calls about a man livestreaming self-harm on social media. Hilton, born Mario Lavandeira Jr., was "safely recovered and transported" to a local hospital, where he received medical attention. The sheriff's office said it was monitoring the situation and "providing the needed support to his family." The next day, Hilton's family posted a statement on his personal website confirming the 48-year-old is under medical care.…Open