Mar 5, 2015, 3:35 PM | Updated: 4:30 pm
Actor Harrison Ford has reportedly crash-landed a small plane at the Penmar golf course in Venice, CA.
Early reports indicate he was rushed to a nearby hospital with head wounds.
CBS News reports Harrison was alert and conscious.
TMZ reports he has crashed multiple times in the past.
This is a developing story.
New developments have surfaced involving now-former Olympic College administrator and "Married at First Sight" contestant Shawn Best.
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High-profile actress Sydney Sweeney was spotted handing out meals to wildfire victims in Spokane on Wednesday.
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Celebrity chef Guy Fieri was spotted in various parts of Seattle, reportedly featuring some of the city's eateries on his show, "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives."
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