Legendary Wrestler Randy Savage “Macho Man” Dies In Car Accident

Wrestling legend and actor “Macho Man” Randy Savage died Friday in Seminole, Florida when he lost control of his vehicle after he suffered a heart behind the wheel. He was 58.

His wife, Lynn, was also in the car, a Jeep Wrangler. The Wrangler flew across a concrete median onto oncoming traffic and eventually hit a tree head-on. Lynn survived the accident with minor injuries.

The couple had just celebrated their 1-year anniversary on May 10.


Savage and Steamboat (1987)


Oooooo Yeaahhhh

Hulk Hogan said via Twitter: “I’m completely devastated, after over 10 years of not talking with Randy, we’ve finally started to talk and communicate. I just pray that Randy’s happy and in a better place and we miss him.”

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson also showed his grief through Twitter: “You were one of my childhood inspirations and heros. Strength, love and prayers to the Savage/Poffo family.”

Savage dabbled in acting in such roles as wrestler Bonesaw McGraw in Spider-Man (2002). He also was the voice behind “the thug” in Disney’s Bolt (2008). He also played himself on Mad About You, Baywatch and The Jeff Foxworthy Show.

Video: Stevie Wonder Sings Happy Birthday To Steven Tyler

American Idol is so good right now that it’s hard to remember that so many of us deemed the show dead after Simon Cowell‘s departure from the judges’ panel.

Thursday night’s Idol results show was pretty amazing TV. There were too many moving and memorable moments: From a results shocker way earlier in the season than ever, to Randy Jackson stopping Casey Abrams mid song, to the judges using their one save without any deliberation needed, to Casey dropping to his knees in utter joy after being saved unanimously by the judges, to Hulk Hogan making a surprise appearance and then punching Ryan Seacrest into the audience and ripping his own shirt apart, to the judges acting all star struck during Stevie Wonder‘s surprise performance, to Stevie singing happy birthday to Steven Tyler.
I am not sure which of those was my favorite moment of the night, but I tell you, the picture above which Steven Tyler sent via Twitter after Idol ended tonight kinda stole my heart. The caption simply read, “WITH STEVIE AFTER THE SHOW….MAGIC…LUV, ST.”
Watch Stevie Wonder’s performance on Idol below: