Ed McMahon is fighting to save his home from foreclosure.

The comedian is facing foreclosure on his multi-million dollar Beverly Hills, California mansion after he fell behind with his mortgage repayments.

McMahon reportedly owes $600,000 in overdue payments and a repossession company has filed a default notice on the property – meaning he could now lose the house altogether.

The 85-year-old has been out of work for 18 months after breaking his neck in a fall. He has been attempting to sell the $6.25 million home for two years, but the weak property market in the state has meant no buyers have come forward.

Alex Davis, the agent hired by McMahon to sell the property, has also blamed the house’s location on the lack of interest from buyers – as its close proximity to Britney Spears’ home has been putting people off.

He says, “When we were trying to sell the house one time, there were about 100 paparazzi there.”

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Kelsey Grammer is recuperating after suffering a mild heart attack, according to his spokesman.

The Frasier star had been paddle-boarding off the coast of Hawaii, where he has a second home, when he experienced chest pains on May 31st.

The 53-year-old is now “resting comfortably” after being admitted to an undisclosed hospital, said his spokesman Stan Rosenfield.

Rosenfield told Star magazine the former Cheers actor had been paddle-boarding off the Kona coast of Hawaii’s Big Island with his wife Camille when he experienced cardiovascular symptoms.

He was admitted to hospital where “it was determined that he had a mild heart attack”.

“Kelsey is doing fine now and he will be going home tomorrow,” Rosenfield added.

Grammer played Dr. Frasier Crane for two decades on Cheers and in eight series of Frasier, as well as voicing the villainous Sideshow Bob on The Simpsons.

Though his success as the psychiatrist saw him becoming, at one point, the highest paid actor on US television, his latest series has not been so successful.

His Fox sitcom Back to You, in which Grammer played a lascivious anchorman, was cancelled after one season.

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Oscar-winning actress Holly Hunter will be honored on Friday with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The 50-year-old will unveil her star in a ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard to mark her long career as a movie and TV actress.

Longterm pal Steven Spielberg – who directed Hunter in 1989 movie Always – and his wife Kate Capshaw have paid tribute to the actress, with a full-page ad in Hollywood trade paper Daily Variety that reads, “We are so proud of you and your ‘fierce heat of living’.”

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Ally Sheedy is divorcing David Lansbury, her husband of 15 years.

The Breakfast Club actress, 45, and Michael Clayton star Lansbury, 47, are planning an amicable split and have already agreed to share custody of their 14-year-old daughter Rebecca.

Sheedy confirmed the split to the National Enquirer, saying, “Yes, it’s true.”

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Dylan McDermott filed for divorce from his wife of nearly 13 years, Shiva Rose, court papers show.

McDermott, 46, who previously announced their separation, seeks joint custody of their daughters, Collette, 12, and Charlotte, 2, according to the Los Angeles Superior Court papers filed Friday.

The papers cite the usual irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.

McDermott, best known from TV’s The Practice, and Rose, 39, an actress, were married in 1995 and separated in March 2007, according to the papers. McDermott, who played an attorney on TV, is acting as his own lawyer in the divorce, according to the papers.

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Robin Williams has paid tribute to his estranged wife Marha, thanking her for not turning their divorce battle into a messy and expensive affair.

Williams and his soon-to-be ex filed for divorce in March, citing irreconcilable differences. And now the actor has gone public with his thoughts about the upcoming divorce battle.

Speaking on Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show on Tuesday, Williams said, “I’m lucky… with someone like Marsha, and we have amazing kids and it’s not a slash and burn. I think a lot of times divorce can be like circumcision with a weed whacker.”

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Funnyman Tom Arnold is getting serious after signing up to star in a new film based on the Columbine High School massacre.

Based on writer/director Andrew Robinson’s memories of the 1999 tragedy, which left 12 students and a teacher dead and 23 others wounded, April Showers also features Prom Night star Kelly Blatz and Spy Kids actor Daryl Sabara.

The film follows students at a Columbine-type school as they attempt to cope with the massacre. Arnold will play a popular teacher.

Filming on the movie begins next month in Omaha, Nebraska.

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