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Sir Elton John, 62, was released from a London hospital after treatment for an e.coli infection. Sir Elton was hospitalized at a private facility with influenza and a serious bacterial infection last weekend.

His civil spouse, David Furnish, had said Sir Elton was fine and would be released within two to three days. But no reports to update his condition were made available through the week.
His spokesman, Gary Farrow, said Sir Elton was at home on Friday and was feeling fine. Farrow said Sir Elton was discharged from the hospital early on Thursday. Sir Elton, who canceled some UK performance dates and postponed others in North America, would be resuming his suspended tour, starting with a gig with Billy Joel in Oakland near San Francisco on November 14.

Friend Elizabeth Hurley (pictured) early this week said: "He's great, I spoke to David Furnish, his partner, and he's doing great. I think he’ll be out of hospital in a few days."
Hurley regards Sir Elton as one of her best friends. The superstar gave her away at her wedding to businessman Arun Nayar in 2007. But she said of learning of his illness: "I've been worried sick, but he’s absolutely fine, he’s as strong as an ox and fighting everything off."

Making the most of her afternoon, Elizabeth Hurley was spotted out and about in London, England earlier today (October 8).

The “Serving Sara” actress looked lovely in a multi-colored dress as she made her exit from the trendy Jo Hansford hair salon following a personal pampering session.

And when it comes to looking good, Ms. Hurley says she loves to snack on beef jerky as part of her Atkins diet regimen.

She explained, “It’s an excellent thing for anyone on the Atkins diet. I did a movie in South Africa with Ice Cube and it’s all I ate. I was very thin, 121lbs.”

Always the belle of whatever ball she happens upon, Elizabeth Hurley was spotted glamming up the annual Breast Cancer Research Foundation’s Hot Pink Party last night (April 29).

The “Bedazzled” actress was joined by her husband of 2 years, Arun Nayar, as she arrived at the swanky Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City to schmooze with fellow attendees.

Ms. Hurley gave the paparazzi plenty of eye candy in her figure-hugging shimmery pink dress with a slit all the way up to her thigh.

Of her passion for the cause, Liz told press, “My grandmother had breast cancer, as have a number of my friends. Now, more than ever, it is important to get the message out. Survival rates are rising, and each year we get closer to a cure. If breast cancer is detected early, it is 98 per cent curable.”