Owen resting, family tight-lipped

Actor Owen Wilson was resting in "good condition" Tuesday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Officially, "there are no updates, and no details are being released," his press rep told the Sun Times.
Meanwhile, the entertainment television show "Extra" obtained a police log from the Santa Monica Police Department that shows officers responded to a 911 suicide attempt at Wilson's home. According to the report, the call was placed at 12:08 p.m. Sunday and "cleared" about 5 hours later.
"Extra" also reported that it was Owen's brother Luke who found the actor. On Monday, Owen Wilson released a statement: "I respectfully ask that the media allow me to receive care and heal in private during this difficult time."
On Tuesday came reports from the New York Post that Wilson had a "vicious quarrel" with a friend last weekend. There was no identification of that friend or confirmation from his rep.
He was found at home by "a stunned family member," the Post reported.
Friends, including actor Samuel L. Jackson and Owen's brother Andrew, have been seen visiting the hospital.
Earlier this year, Luke Wilson told the Sun- Times that he admired how his brother handled fame and this business.
"I marvel about how Owen handles the paparazzi now. I go to his house every day and these photographers are out in the alley or on top of the roof on the house next door. It's crazy," he said.
Owen Wilson, who scored his biggest hit in 2005's "Wedding Crashers," is definitely on Hollywood's A-List.
"I have another script and I'm required to cast Owen in anything he wants to do," Luke Wilson said. "Owen has the box office clout. In fact, he's Mister Clout.
"I might just have to call him Mr. Wilson," his brother joked.