Teri Hatcher keeps a list of things to do before she dies. The "Desperate Housewives" actress has a "bucket list" of ambitions - which takes its name from the film of the same name starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman who play two terminally ill men determined to fulfil their goals before they "kick the bucket" - she hopes to achieve during her life.

The first task on her to-do list at present is to complete a triathlon, and Teri is currently in training to lead a team in the Nautica Malibu Triathlon to raise money for Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

Morgan Freeman will be monitored round-the-clock by a private doctor on his new movie.

Producers on 'The Human Factor' are concerned about the health of the 71-year-old actor - who plays Nelson Mandela in the film - and director Clint Eastwood, 78, and have flown a private doctor out to the African set to care for the ageing stars.

Morgan Freeman was drunk when he crashed his car, his passenger has claimed. Demaris Meyer is suing the "Driving Miss Daisy" actor for negligence following the crash on August 3 last year, and has strenuously denied claims she was his mistress.

Morgan Freeman says he feels "real good" after being released from hospital yesterday. The Oscar-winning actor - who was hospitalized following a serious car crash last weekend - insists he is on the mend after being treated for a broken arm, broken elbow and shoulder damage.

He told TV show "Entertainment Tonight": "I left the hospital just after 12 noon, Memphis time. I'm doing very well. I feel real good. I just really, I thank the staff at Elvis Presley medical facility and many, many thanks to my many well-wishers. It's great to know people care about you."