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Pandora BeadsST. PETERSBURG, Fla (Reuters) - Professional wrestling great "Macho Man" Randy Savage died of heart disease and not from injuries sustained in a car crash near his Florida home, authorities said on Thursday. The 58-year-old wrestler, whose legal name was Randy Mario Poffo, became unresponsive on May 20 while driving his Jeep Wrangler, which left the roadway and crashed into a tree in Seminole on Florida's west coast. An autopsy by the Medical Examiner's Office revealed he had an enlarged heart with hardened coronary arteries.

Pandora JewelryHe suffered only minor cuts and bruises in the accident, the examiner found. The manner of death was ruled as natural. Once a minor league baseball player, the wrestler rose to fame as "Macho Man" in the 1980s. He was known for his husky voice, flashy costumes and "Ooh, yeah!" catch phrase. Under contract with the WWE from 1985 to 1993, Savage sparred against Hulk Hogan and Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat. He clinched two WWE Championships, two World Heavyweight Championships, and held a 14-month reign as Intercontinental Champion. Cheap Pandora Jewelry

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A man who tried to break into Paris Hilton's house while wielding two large knives was sentenced to two years in prison on Wednesday. Nathan Lee Parada, 32, has already spent about 10 months behind bars since being arrested at the socialite's Los Angeles home last August. Hilton posted a photo on her Twitter page of police outside her house and a man in handcuffs. She wrote, "just got woken up to a guy trying to break into my house holding 2 big knifes (sic)." Parada was convicted of one count of attempted first-degree residential burglary in April after jurors spent less than an hour deciding his fate. He faced a three-year term. Pandora Charms

Van Nuys Superior Court Judge Michael Kellogg recommended that he receive mental health counseling while in prison. MSNBC has suspended political analyst and Time magazine writer Mark Halperin indefinitely over a remark he made about President Obama Thursday morning. "Mark Halperin's comments this morning were completely inappropriate and unacceptable," said MSNBC spokesman Jeremy Gaines in a statement. "We apologize to the President, the White House and all of our viewers. Pandora Bracelets

We strive for a high level of discourse and comments like these have no place on our air." Appearing on "Morning Joe" this morning, Halperin, senior political analyst at Time and MSNBC and co-author of the 2008 election opus "Game Change," sought to characterize the president's demeanor at a press briefing the previous day. You can watch the video below--though the term Halperin uses to characterize the president is vulgar, as the partial transcript after the jump will also show: "Are we on the seven-second delay?" Halperin asked. "We have it. We can use it. Go for it. Let's see what happens," co-anchor Joe Scarborough replied. Cheap Pandora Charms

"I thought he was a dick yesterday," Halperin replied, sending the hosts into a brief moment of panic. Halperin apologized later on in the show and issued his own mea culpa hours later via MSNBC. "I completely agree with everything in MSNBC's statement about my remark," he said. "I believe that the step they are taking in response is totally appropriate. Again, I want to offer a heartfelt and profound apology to the President, to my MSNBC colleagues, and to the viewers.

Pandora Earrings SilverMy remark was unacceptable, and I deeply regret it." You can watch a clip of Halperin's apology here: Halperin is the latest in a string of MSNBC suspensions this past year. Scarborough himself was suspended last November for violating the network's campaign contribution policy, as was Keith Olbermann, who left MSNBC several months later. Pandora Earrings

More recently, Ed Schultz was suspended in May for calling pundit Laura Ingraham a "slut." And former MSNBC dayside host David Schuster also got a suspension in 2008 for complaining that Hillary Clinton had "pimped out" her daughter, Chelsea, on the presidential campaign trail. UPDATE 12:30 pm: Time also has issued a statement reprimanding Halperin: "Mark Halperin's comments on air this morning were inappropriate and in no way reflective of TIME's views. We have issued a warning to him that such behavior is unacceptable."