Celebrity Death Hoaxes

<b>Jon Bon Jovi Death Hoax</b> On Monday night, Bon Jovi front-man Jon Bon Jovi was forced to take to Facebook with a sign saying "Heaven looks a  lot like New Jersey -jbj" to disprove the theory that the 49-year-old star had died while touring with the band. JBJ wasn't the first celeb caught up in a death hoax. Click to find more!   (AP)

<b>Tony Danza</b> Tony Danza was wrapped up in a wild rumor claiming he fell more than 60 feet to his death while filming a movie in New Zealand. Don't fret -- Fox News can confirm that Danza is, in fact, still alive. (Reuters)

<b>Russell Crowe</b> In 2010 there was a strange rumor that actor Russell Crowe had fallen to his death from an Austrian mountaintop. Crowe later joked about the hoax on his Twitter saying, "Unable to answer tweets fell off a mountain in Austria, all over red rover. Don't know how I got there, but the media are never wrong. G'Bye."  (AP)

<b>Bill Cosby</b> Poor Bill Cosby has been the victim of four different death hoaxes. The latest was reported last August on Twitter. Cosby responded on Twitter saying these types of rumors were upsetting and not amusing.  (Reuters)

<b>Will Smith</b> There was a gruesome rumor in 2009 that actor Will Smith had died after crashing his Porsche in the Hollywood Hills. The rumor was quickly squashed.  (Reuters)

<b>Paris Hilton</b> The Internet exploded with rumors of Paris Hilton's death while she was doing jail time in 2007. One claimed she had been stabbed by a fellow inmate, while another said she had committed suicide. In actuality, Hilton was serving her time away from the other prisoners due to an undisclosed medical condition.  (AP)