Tatum O'Neal Recalls Suffering Severe Stroke After Overdose: 'I Almost Died'

David Tennant may play an immortal demon on Good Omens but he's revealed that he came close to death whilst filming the second series. The Doctor Who star said "it's a miracle" he wasn't "hit by a car" on the Good Omens set after struggling to see thanks to his character's costume.

In the wake of her near-death experience three years ago, Tatum O’Neal is looking to rebuild her relationship with her father, Ryan O’Neal. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, O’Neal shared her recent journey reconnecting with her dad.

Tatum O’Neal is trying to piece her life together after a debilitating stroke.

had a near-fatal overdose and landed in a coma. Now she’s breaking her silence on what happened — and her ongoing issues with her famous dad. It started in the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, when she lived on a high floor of an apartment building in Century City, California, she explained.

Talk about a miracle! Surgeons in Jerusalem, Israel, successfully managed to reattach a 12-year-old boy’s head after it was “almost completely” decapitated during a bike accident!

Jason Aldean experienced a scary health emergency during his show at the Xfinity Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut on Saturday Jly 15. 

Jason Aldean had a show-stopper in the middle of his set Saturday night at the Xfinity Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut. Only it was the type no performer ever wants to experience.

Jason Aldean abruptly ended his concert early on Saturday night (July 15).

Matt Damon opened up about how his wife Luciana Barroso helped him when he "fell into a depression" on the set of a movie. During an interview on "Jake's Takes," the 52-year-old actor was asked about the best professional advice that he had ever received from a significant other.

Gay adult film star Roman Todd has claimed he was clinically dead for five minutes after snorting fentanyl-laced pills earlier this month.Todd, who won the GayVN Award for Performer of the Year back in January, made the stunning announcement during a July 4 livestream with fellow adult film star Cliff Jensen, reportedly a day after the near-fatal overdose.“I should not be here right now,” Todd said during the livestream.Jensen told viewers that Ricky Larkin, another adult film star, allegedly gave Todd the deadly pills, which Todd crushed and snorted in a bathroom stall at the Los Angeles International Airport before collapsing.“If he would have stayed in the bathroom for 20 more seconds and collapsed in the stall,” Jensen said, “they wouldn’t have found him for, what, 20, 30 minutes, an hour until the next fucking shift came through to clean it?“He would have been dead.”Todd was revived by naloxone, sold under the brand name Narcan, a medication used to reverse an overdose from opioids, said Jensen, adding that tests showed fentanyl to be the sole drug in Todd’s system. In a since-deleted Twitter post, Jensen called Larkin a “dirt bag,” to which Larkin responded that Jensen was the one who spent the day with Todd. “I’ll pass a piss test right now- will you?” he wrote.

In the '80s, "Die Hard" seemed impossible to cast, with Hollywood heavy hitters like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Clint Eastwood, Richard Gere and more passing on the role as NYPD detective John McClane. Bruce Willis was not the team's first, even second or third option for the role — and Willis' agent, Arnold Rifkin, took full advantage of the opportunity, hiking up the actor's acting price to $5 million, according to a new book, "The Last Action Heroes: The Triumphs, Flops, and Feuds of Hollywood’s Kings of Carnage." "All the possible action people turned it down," producer Larry Gordon said, per author Nick de Semlyen's book.

Die Hard feared that Bruce Willis had been killed in a botched stunt on set of the 1988 movie, accounts in a new book claim.According to an excerpt from The Last Action Heroes: The Triumphs, Flops, And Feuds of Hollywood’s Kings Of Carnage by author and Empire editor Nick de Semlyen, Willis narrowly missed landing on a safety air bag from a height in his first major stunt.The book, which is out in the US now and is released in the UK on August 24, is described as a “behind-the-scenes story of the action heroes who ruled 1980s and ’90s Hollywood”.In it, author de Semlyen recounts the worries on the set of what would become the film that launched Willis’s A-list career.For the scene, which was shot early in production in case Willis became incapacitated or worse – allowing time for a recast – the actor was required to hurl himself off a ledge and onto an airbag below as large bags of gasoline were detonated, unleashing a fireball behind him.“As he waited, rubbing his hands together and wearing only a pair of black trousers, a white firehose was looped around his bare midriff, a Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine gun hung via a strap from his neck, and a viscous gel slathered over his exposed skin,’ Semlyen writes in his book.When Willis asked crew members what the gel was for, he said that he was told that was for preventing him from catching on fire.Willis recalled of the jump: “When I landed, everyone came running over to me and I thought they were going to say, ‘Great job! Attaboy!’ And what they were doing is seeing if I’m alive because I almost missed the bag.”Meanwhile, in other news, Willis was celebrated by his wife Emma Heming Willis and ex-wife Demi Moore with touching tributes recently on the first Father’s Day since

Tatum O’Neal is fighting her way back from rock bottom.

Tatum O'Neal "almost died" from a drug overdose in May 2020. O'Neal, who gained fame after winning an Oscar at the age of 10, overdosed on pain medication, opiates and morphine.The ordeal left her in a coma for six-weeks, and she was diagnosed with aphasia, which occurs from damage to the part of the brain that handles language. "She also had a cardiac arrest and a number of seizures," her son Kevin McEnroe told People magazine.

Tatum O'Neal is opening up about a near-fatal overdose she suffered in 2020 that has left her with a years-long recovery journey.In a new interview with, the 59-year-old actress is joined by her son, Kevin McEnroe, as she details the moment in May 2020, when she overdosed on combination of painkillers, morphine and opiates. Following her near-fatal overdose, the Oscar-winning actress suffered a severe stroke and was in a coma for six weeks.«I almost died,» the actress tells the magazine.In the interview, 37-year-old Kevin shares that he and his siblings have always been prepared to receive that news.«It was the phone call we'd always been waiting for,» Kevin says. «She also had a cardiac arrest and a number of seizures.

People magazine.During the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, the “Paper Moon” child star started abusing her prescription medication, prescribed for body aches and rheumatoid arthritis.A few months later, in May, a friend found the Oscar winner overdosed on pain medications, opiates and morphine in her Los Angeles apartment.The news did not surprise her son, Kevin McEnroe, 37, the oldest of her three kids with former husband tennis legend John McEnroe.“It was the phone call we’d always been waiting for,” her son confessed.O’Neal, 59, struggled with her mental health during the pandemic, “COVID, chronic pain, all these things led to a place of isolation. In that place, I don’t think, for her, there was much hope.”The actress was rushed to the hospital and was diagnosed with aphasia, a disorder that results from damage to the part of the brain that is responsible for language, according to the NIH.“She was in a coma,” said Kevin.

“The Last Action Heroes: The Triumphs, Flops, and Feuds of Hollywood’s Kings of Carnage” by Nick de Semlyen (Crown).“In the context of these ’roid-rage, superhuman heroes we had at the time, this character seemed like a pu–y.”The character in question, of course, was John McClane, who transformed Bruce Willis from a wise-cracking, Chandler Bing-esque TV banterer into an action movie legend with the 1988 now-classic. Even though it almost killed him.

A family has been left heartbroken after a "group of kids" pinned down their cat and attacked him.

More than one month after Jackie Miller James was hospitalized for a severe brain aneurysm, we’re getting an update on her condition.

A Scots dog owner has been left heartbroken after her French bulldog tragically died from heatstroke. Chloe Lamond’s pets - Hugo and Mercedes - were taken out in the scorching sun by a dog walker when they both began to fall unwell.