Elizabeth Taylor has been admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for treatment of congestive heart failure, the Associated Press is reporting. Read the full post.
Feb 11
2011
09:26 PM ET
Elizabeth Taylor hospitalized for congestive heart failure
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L.T., MsDaisy, Hugh Jass, 1) L.t., I will “not go with it” when HJ is just trying to provoke a “hate” response from more intelligent people. He says how is he to know about Liz if she has no FB or twitter. He knows. 2) MsDaisy: I don’t take pills but I know your generation does, that’s probably why you’re all so ignorant to the real world. It’s also disrespectful to call someone “sweetie” you don’t even know, would you call your mom or gramma that? I don’t think so! 3) Greta Life, you are just a blatant idiot! Just PLEASE you guys, give Liz the respect she is due, how would you feel if people said these things about YOUR GRAMMA?? Think about it, it would hurt! One more thing, all the people whom HJ mentioned are singers, Liz is not and never was a singer but a beautiful, talented dramatic actress. I just ask for a little respect for the lady in her last few years of her life. Thank you
Jesus loves you so much!
As I was walking through the UVA campus as a graduate student, I think in 1978, I came up behind an overweight woman in a Hermes scarf and similarly high-end trench coat. This person was railing like a fishwife at a campus cop, who was intending to ticket her limousine. She had a point. Spaces should be reserved for visiting dignitaries, such as her then husband John Warner, who was donating papers to the University. She doffed her glasses, in emphasis, to make better eye contact with the campus cop. When I spoke to the officer, supporting Ms Taylor’s contention that guests of the University ought to have a reserved space, and that Ms. Taylor was indeed correct. She smiled…those eyes! and she was incredibly beautiful and gracious. She roared when I thanked her for my own personal performance of Virginia Woolf. Miz Liz will always be an icon of glamor, theatrical artistry, and humanitarianism. She also had great intelligence and integrity. We were fortunate to have her. My condolences to her family.
Geez, that’s unbeilvaeble. Kudos and such.