LOS ANGELES - Two-time Oscar winner Elizabeth Taylor is cheering for "The King's Speech" to win the Academy Award for best film on Sunday, her 79th birthday, from a hospital where she remains in treatment for heart problems. A representative for Taylor said the actress continues resting at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles where she was taken over two weeks ago suffering symptoms of congestive heart failure -- an ongoing problem for the Hollywood legend. "Elizabeth Taylor will spend a quiet birthday this year as she continues to rest and recover at Cedars-Sinai," her spokeswoman said in a statement on Sunday. "She plans to watch the Academy Awards with family and close friends and will be rooting for 'The King's Speech.' A proper birthday celebration will be planned for when she returns home."