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Posted at 5:00 PM ET, 01/25/2011

In other news: Bret Michaels survives heart surgery; MJ doc pleads not guilty; Diane VF busts her nose

By The Reliable Source

Surgeons closed a hole in Michaels' heart. (AP/Charles Sykes)

  • Dr. Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, allegedly from an overdose of sedatives. An L.A. Superior Court judge scheduled his trial to begin March 28 and said he will likely allow it to be televised, the AP reports.

  • Health-plagued rocker Bret Michaels was recovering Tuesday after surgery in Phoenix to repair a hole in his heart, Reuters reports. The condition was discovered last year during surgery for his near-fatal brain hemorrhage.

  • Diane von Furstenberg broke her nose last week on an Aspen ski slope when she collided with another skiier, the designer told WWD: "I look like Mike Tyson on his worst fight."

    • By The Reliable Source  | January 25, 2011; 5:00 PM ET
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