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In a short, rather terse press release, Ed McMahon spokesman Howard Bragman said the man famous for saying, “Heeeeer’s Johnny” on the old "Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson has been hospitalized for several weeks, much of the time in intensive care.
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Famous Italian opera star Luciano Pavarotti, who is hailed by many as the greatest tenor of his entire generation, was in serious condition on Wednesday after a battle with cancer.
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Here is a list of pains you should never ignore. These should be taken seriously, and followed up on with your doctor. You may not think it is a big deal, but it could be something serious.
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Japan plans to explore space.
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Medicine regulators are issuing warnings that say the antiviral Tamiflu drug must have extra warnings for patients following reports of possible side effects that including children committing suicide.
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Doubles players have a long rally in Shuttlecock Badminton.
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Boyband wannabes or spoof comedians? A music video currently gaining popularity on the internet shows five Teesside lads performing the Backstreet Boys hit song Drowning on Redcar beach
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All kinds of speculation has come to the surface since Apple has begun looking for a games developer.
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Digital Journal — As if its Flash video technology wasn’t expansive enough, featured on sites like YouTube, Adobe Systems announced today it acquired Serious Magic, a manufacturer of video software.
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The city watchdog, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) finds the Bank of Scotland guilty of serious misconduct.
Diplomats from six countries urge Iran to enter "serious dialogue" on its nuclear programme, as they meet in Vienna to discuss their own approach.
 The managing director of the International Monetary Fund warns that a sudden spike in oil prices would have "serious consequences" for the global recovery.
There are continuing allegations of "serious abuses" against the Kachin people, one of the ethnic groups who live on Burma's eastern border.
Doctors believe fainting could be a sign of something more serious.
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