Hulk Hogan had a big medical scare this week — after doctors thought they may have found an abnormality with the wrestler’s heart.

Hogan was undergoing tests for back surgery, when doctors discovered a problem with his EKG.

Sources close to Hulk tell us the back doctor sent Hulk to a specialist at a cardiovascular medical center in Florida for further testing.

But this story has a happy ending, doctors ran more extensive tests and were able to determine that Hulk’s ticker is working just fine … though we’re told Hulk was “very worried” during the process.

And with his heart all hunky-dory, Hulk is scheduled to undergo back surgery soon.

Get well soon Terry!!

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Tragedy has once again struck John Travolta’s family — two dogs belonging to the actor were killed on Thursday in a freak airport accident.

In an email sent to the Bangor Daily News, city officials said:

“At approximately 1 a.m. on Thursday, May 13, 2010, an airplane carrying members of the John Travolta family landed at BIA. While there, two small dogs were taken for a walk by someone who is not a family member. An airport service pickup truck was approaching the airplane to service the plane and did not see the dogs. Unfortunately, the dogs were struck and killed. The airport is investigating the accident. Out of respect for the family’s privacy, the city will make no further comment.”

Our thoughts and prayers are with John and his family.

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Although it was reported that Charlie Sheen would not renew his contract for Two and a Half Men, he has surprised us all! The TV star has signed on for two more years.

And they’re paying him the big $$$$$!

“Charlie is very happy,” claims a source close to negotiations.

Sheen originally wanted $2 million per episode. Warner Bros. countered with less than half that amount, but it’s been said that the company added a considerable amount to their first offer.

Charlie released the following statement:

“To put a fitting end on the two-and-one-half months of whirlwind speculation, I’m looking forward to returning to my CBS home on Monday nights. I want to thank Les Moonves for his support.”

He’s exactly what Monday nights need! Ha!

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