We got word Friday afternoon that Poison frontman & reality-star, Bret Michaels, had suffered a massive hemorrhage near his brain stem. We talked to his longtime friend "Big John," who confirmed that Bret was in the ICU, in critical condition, at an undisclosed location.

Bret had an emergency appendectomy on April 13, and doctors say the subarachnoid hemorrhage stems from his recovery from that surgery. Just before his hospitalization, Michaels wrote on his blog that he still wasn't felling well. "I'm not 100% yet ... I have to get my blood sugar back in order, because it's been all over the place because every day I've been real active and you're not supposed to move around yet."

According to Popeater.com, Bret's friends are cautiously optimistic that he will recover, but believe it will forever change his life. "Bret is a fighter and is going to win this battle. But after you stare death in the face, it changes you forever and this is going to change Bret. "When all this is complete, you can bet Bret will say goodbye to the rock star lifestyle and focus on what means the most to him -- being a great dad." "This has scared the hell out of all of us and none of us will ever be the same," Bret's friend explains. "No matter how rich or famous you are, this makes it clear that we are all human."

Bret remains in ICU under 24 hour surveillance. Doctors are still trying to locate the cause of the bleed.

1- Pink "Glitter in the Air"

2- Tino Coury "Diary"

3- Needtobreathe "Something Beautiful"

4- Black Eyed Peas "Rock That Body"

5- Sons of Sylvia "Love Left to Lose"

6- Chipmunk "Until" **IMPORT

7- Florence and the Machine "Dog Days are Over" **IMPORT

8- Orianthi "Shut up and kiss me"

9- Scouting for Girls "This aint a love song" **IMPORT

10-Paramore "The Only Exception"

Mary Poppins
FINAL weekend at the Aronoff
Performances Friday, Saturday and Sunday

New DVD’s this week:
Avatar
The Lovely Bones
Crazy Heart stars Jeff Bridges (won the Oscar for best actor)

Kings Island
Open this weekend / Friday-Saturday and Sunday

Spring Fling
Coney Island Friday night 8:30-12m
Hosted by Q102’s Holly Morgan / Music by The Naked Karate Girls

New in Theaters
“Back-Up Plan” stars Jennifer Lopez
“Oceans” documentary from Disney Nature Films
“The Losers” (it’s an action movie)

Reds – Padres
GABP Friday night 7:10p / Saturday 1:10p /Sunday 1:10p

Q102 Muse Weekend
Win tickets to see Muse Nov 6th at US Bank Arena on Q102 Rewards

10. B.O.B. -- Nothin' On You
9. Train -- Hey, Soul Sister
8. Rihanna -- Rude Boy
7. Adam Lambert -- Whataya Want From Me
6. Lady Gaga -- Telephone

Flava Of The Week: John Mayer -- Half Of My Heart

5. Michael Buble' -- Haven't Met You Yet
4. Lady Gaga -- Bad Romance
3. Colbie Caillat -- I Never Told You
2. Jason Derulo -- In My Head
1. Lady Antebellum -- Need You Now

(TMZ) One of the stars on "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" was arrested in Louisiana early this morning after cops say he attacked somebody at a street festival.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Russell Hantz -- the runner-up from "Survivor: Samoa" -- was partying at the Festival International de Louisiane, when he allegedly "shoved" somebody to the pavement.

Cops say Hantz was immediately arrested by Lafayette City Police -- and taken to a nearby jail.

Hantz was eventually released.

But get this, Hantz is still in contention to win "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" -- which is airing now on CBS ... and yes, he's one of the "villains."

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/#ixzz0lwHcKrkG

Happy Earth Day! Lots of us want to do our part, but need to start with some simple solutions. Here are some suggestions from ParentDish.com:

1. Change regular light bulbs to compact fluorescent bulbs. This is a very small change, but an important one. An ENERGY STAR qualified compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) will save about over its lifetime and pay for itself in about six months. It also uses 75 percent less energy and will last about 10 times longer than an incandescent bulb, so you're not only saving energy but money, too.

2. Power down computers every night. This step is good for your computer. Leaving computers on all the time shortens their lifetime due to heat stress and mechanical wear.

3. Recycle what you can. This includes newspapers, aluminum, glass and even plastic, motor oil, tires and old appliances. Obviously.com has a good resource for exactly what can be recycled called Commonly Recycled Materials.

4. Cut down on junk mail. The Direct Marketing Association has an online free service that allows you to opt out of catalogs and junk mail. Yellow Pages has an online service to cancel the phone book.

5. Use a programmable thermostat. Setting your thermostat three to five degrees lower while you are asleep and when no one is at home will lower your utilities bills and save energy. You can even adjust just one degree lower and save resources. Regular maintenance of your heating and cooling system can also be beneficial.

6. Make sure all unnecessary lights are turned off. Leaving lights on is a huge drain on electricity. Always turn off the light whenever you leave a room. You can even adjust your lighting habits during Christmas.

7. Turn down the thermostat on your hot water heater. Your home only requires your hot water heater to be set at 120 degrees, but some manufacturers have set their heaters to 140 degrees, a temperature that can be scalding. Turning your hot water thermostat down 20 degrees can save you between 6 to 10 percent in energy bills.

8. Unplug cell phone chargers when not in use. Even when your phone isn't being charged, your charger is using electricity. There are an estimated 190 million cell phones in use in the U.S. If all of their chargers were constantly plugged in, it would generate more than 190 megawatts per day, enough to power 100,000 homes.

9. Use eco-friendly cleaning products. There are many green cleaning products for sale at supermarkets across the country, but you can also make your own natural cleaning solutions using inexpensive household products such as baking soda, ammonia and white vinegar.

10. Turn off water while brushing your teeth. The EPA claims you can save eight gallons of water a day if everyone in your household turns off the water while they brush their teeth in the morning and at night.

May 14 Sting

May 21 The Script

June 3 American Idol Winner/Runner-Up

June 4 Justin Bieber

June 8 Christina Aguilera

June 11 Rascal Flatts

June 18 James Taylor/Carol King

June 25 Maxwell

July 2 Maroon 5

July 9 Lady Gaga

Jul 16 Enrique Iglesias

Jul 23 John Mayer

Jul 30 Carrie Underwood

Aug 6 Train

Aug 13 Ke$ha

Aug 20 Keith Urban

Aug 27 Katy Perry

PRESEASON

Sun., Aug. 8Dallas8 p.m. (NBC)
Sun., Aug. 15Denver7 p.m.
Fri., Aug. 20Philadelphia8 p.m. (FOX)
Sat., Aug. 28at Buffalo6:30 p.m.
Thurs., Sept. 2at Indianapolis7 p.m.

REGULAR SEASON

Sun., Sept. 12at New England1 p.m.
Sun., Sept. 19Baltimore1 p.m.
Sun., Sept. 26at Carolina1 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 3at Cleveland1 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 10Tampa Bay1 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 17BYE—
SSun., Oct. 24at Atlanta1 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 31Miami1 p.m.
Mon., Nov. 8Pittsburgh8:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Sun., Nov. 14at Indianapolis1 p.m.
Sun., Nov. 21Buffalo1 p.m.
Thurs., Nov. 25at N.Y. Jets8:20 p.m. (NFL Network)
Sun., Dec. 5New Orleans1 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 12at Pittsburgh1 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 19Cleveland1 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 26San Diego8:20 p.m. (NBC)
Sun., Jan. 2at Baltimore1 p.m. (NBC)

•New movies in theaters
oDeath at a Funeral w/ Chris Rock and Tracey Morgan
oKick Ass w/Nicholas Cage and others

•Q102’s Pick Your Purse returns Monday morning @7:40
oGet your cheat sheet now at WKRQ.com
oWin designer bags from: Louis Vuitton, Dooney & Bourke, Gucci and many others.

•New on DVD
oPirate Radio w/Phillip Seymour Hoffman
oThe Slammin Salmon w/Michael Clarke Duncan

•Kings Island
oOpening Day is Saturday 10a-10p
oPlanet Snoopy – all new kids area

•Zoo Blooms
oAt the Cincinnati Zoo
oMore than a million daffodils, flowering trees and other spring bulbs exploding with color.

•Mary Poppins
oNow through April 25th
oAronoff Center Downtown