Rosie O' Donnel suffered a heart attack

Rosie O' Donnel experience the symptoms of a heart attack. Here is the news:

Rosie O'Donnell is "happy to be alive" after suffering a heart attack last week.

“I am lucky to be here,” she wrote on her blog Monday.

O'Donnell, 50, wrote that she began experiencing symptoms, such as sore arms and an ache in her chest, on Tuesday after helping “an enormous woman/struggling to get out of her car.”

After a Google search suggested she was having a heart attack, O'Donnell said she took Bayer Aspirin, but did not call 911.

The next day, O'Donnell recalled, her doctor sent her to a hospital where a stent was put in, and she was also informed her that her “LAD was 99 percent blocked.”

Phyllis Diller died with a smile i her face

She was a comedian and she died in her sleep. Whst a way to go. Here is the news:

Comedian Phyllis Diller, known for her self-deprecating humor, died "peacefully in her sleep" at her Los Angeles home Monday morning, her manager told CNN. Diller was 95.

Her son, Perry, "found her with a smile on her face," manager Milt Suchin said.

Diller's career as a stand-up comic, which she started at age 37, skyrocketed in the 1960s, partly because of her many appearances with Bob Hope on his television specials, USO tours and three movies.

She became a pop culture icon for her disparaging jokes about her looks, her cooking and her fictitious husband "Fang." She wore a blonde fright wig, held a long cigarette holder as a prop and laughed with a loud cackle.

Vanessa Williams on Toddlers and Tiaras

Maybe now would be a good time for the folks behind "Toddlers & Tiaras" to wish for world peace. The controversial show is no stranger to coming under fire for its provocative presentation of young girls, having been slammed by everyone from JonBenet Ramsey's father to media outlets who've labeled its contestants as "prosti-tots."

But now, no less than former Miss America Vanessa Williams has come forward to criticize the show, and she's got some ugly things to say about "T&T's" treatment of its pretty little ladies ...

Bieber tweets love for Indonesia

JAKARTA - Canadian popstar Justin Bieber on Monday tweeted his love for Indonesia, after enraging fans in the world's fifth most populous nation by referring to it as "some random country".

"One rumor I wont stand for is saying what me and my fans have isnt real. Indonesia I see you. i love u. I love ALL MY FANS," a post on the official @justinbieber Twitter account said.

Fans in Indonesia -- a country of 240 million people with the third-largest Facebook community in the world and the fifth-biggest number of Twitter accounts -- were angered on hearing how Bieber had referred to their nation.

"I was in some random country," British tabloid Daily Mirror quoted the 18-year-old as saying last week, when explaining where one of his new tracks was produced.

His manager, Scott "Scooter" Braun, interjected and informed him it was produced in Indonesia, the report said.

Fans, or "Beliebers", in the Southeast Asian country, where he performed a sell-out concert in April last year, demanded the young star apologize. Bieber has a sizeable following in Indonesia, with nearly 20,000 followers on the Bieber Indonesia Twitter account and around 45,000 "likes" on the Justin Bieber Indonesia Facebook page.