Zsa Zsa Gabor reportedly dead at 99 after suffering heart attack
Source: NY Daily News
Zsa Zsa Gabor, a Hollywood icon who personified the joy of glorious, unapologetic celebrity, reportedly died Sunday from a heart attack.
She was 99.
The Hungarian actress and socialite was pronounced dead after being rushed to a Los Angeles hospital, TMZ reports.
She survived a series of health problems over the last decade, including an auto accident, a hip replacement and a stroke, and had been on life support the past five years.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/zsa-zsa-gabor-dead-99-report-article-1.2915427
Short article. Just heard it on the local radio news station. It is running on some of the entertainment sites.
If this is confirmed, 2016 keeps taking them... And in her case, she had so many medical issues the past 10 years. But wow @ the 99.
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Thanks for the many laughs.
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I had to check the date on the article. 
She essentially created a persona that ensured she could be differentiated by what were basically a large number of dime-a-dozen Hollywood "stars".
If anything, she was a tough and determined lady.
Until she met Anhalt and got dementia. 
She filled a niche during her day. She was perfect in "Green Acres".
Oops. Not in Green Acres. I always got those two mixed up, but RIP anyway.
Forgot all about that show though! That and Petticoat Junction. 
They look so much alike...I could be wrong...I loved Green Acres...
the modern version of the Gabor Sisters. Craving attention, famous for being famous - and a guilty pleasure to look at, and they did find their way onscreen plenty. They were the luscious-looking empty-calorie dessert in a pop culture meal, back in the day. The fame! The fashions! The men! The jewels! The scandals!
They were always entertaining, dahling! Zsa Zsa's cop-slapping trial in Beverly Hills in 1989 was the last story I covered before going on maternity leave. Shit, what a scene! It was hard, pressure-filled, draining as hell, hilarious as hell, gossipy as hell, sometimes simply ridiculous, other times surreal! I must have "dined out" on that story for years afterwards. It really surprised me. It was the headline story of the month! ALL the rage, the caviar and Crepes Suzette of the late night comedy show monologues, and all anybody was talking about.
So much else was happening in the country and the world, and all our member stations wanted was more Zsa Zsa tape. Couldn't get enough. The assignment desk in DC kept telling me that stations across the country would be calling all day, every day, for refeeds. Everybody went nuts for weeks! LOVED it! Every time she opened her mouth, she made news with outrageous statement after outrageous statement, up to the point where the judge finally imposed a gag order on her. But as a reporter, you didn't dare risk missing something. You'd hear about it if you did! You made sure you got to the story early, stayed through lunch, stayed after the day was over because you had to be sure you were there as she exited court because she was always good for another crazy quote. Kinda reminds me of this year's campaign coverage. She was like a female trump! She was THE shiny-object-du-jour throughout that late summer.
Ah, Zsa Zsa - you will be missed, You sure did show everybody a good time!
