How Much Are Dolly Parton's Breasts Worth?  Hospitals haven't
seen as many stars in one week since the last season of "ER"
finished shooting.  Madonna started the trend, as usual, when
she was in the hospital with several broken bones after being
thrown by a horse on her birthday. Then, Eva Longoria visited
the hospital after hitting her head on the set of "Desperate
Housewives."  Both are recovering from their injuries.  While
most people have health insurance to cover medical costs,
celebrities -- who have so much riding on their physical
appearance -- often have extra insurance policies, sometimes
just on specific "assets."  Betty Grable started the trend of
insuring individual body parts when she insured her legs for $1
million in 1940. Since then, celebs from dancer-actor Fred
Astaire to singer-actress Dolly Parton have had one body part or
another covered by a policy.  The trend of insuring one part of
the body has faded in favor of insuring the entire person, but
there are several celebs who have put a