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My Big Fat Fabulous Life star Glenn Thore was recently in a car accident, and he suffered a broken bone as a result. His daughter, Whitney Way Thore, shared the news on social media and explained exactly what happened and how Glenn is doing today. Interestingly, though, Whitney had to clap back at some critics in the comment section who didn’t listen to a word she said in the video. People were quick to proclaim that Glenn — who celebrated his 77th birthday in February — should no longer be behind the wheel, even though the accident was not his fault.

Play video content IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY The Game surprised his personal assistant LoLo with the ultimate birthday gift – a brand spanking new whip ... and her reaction takes the cake. We're told the rapper shelled out $200k on two customized 2015 Jeep Wranglers ... souped up by R.D. Whittington at Scottsdale Sports Car Group. Game kept a red whip for himself, and gave his wingwoman a fully-loaded white one.

Photo: Joan Marcus/Courtesy of Roundabout Theater Company Every New Yorker has secretly wished a grisly — or, at the very least, comically awkward — fate on tourists who stop every ten feet on the sidewalk to take pictures. So, naturally, Vulture is pretty excited about the Broadway revival of The Ritz, the story of a family man from Ohio who accidentally takes refuge in a gay bathhouse circa 1970 while on the run from his homicidal brother-in-law.

The Newsweek Momentum Awards 2019Drones, driverless cars, pilotless planes and trains. An automation revolution is about to sweep transportation—one that will transform societies around the world, the global economy and the environment. This disruption has already begun. And while there's no debate the change will be dramatic, it is not clear how this revolution will reshape the world. Will there be better jobs for people or simply fewer jobs? Will cities be hollowed out or become more livable than the suburbs?

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Before Chip and Joanna Gaines settled into what they now lovingly call “The Farmhouse,” they had lived in nine different homes. They knew lucky number ten was bound to be special – and that they never wanted to move again. The Gaineses bought the farmhouse in 2012, spend many months renovating it, and finally settled into their new residence in October of 2013. They still live there now. Coming home to Waco To the surprise of no one, Chip and Joanna Gaines’ farmhouse is located in Crawford, Texas, which is a suburb of Waco.

Get insights into”40 Unbelievable Facts About Spencer Pratt” Spencer Pratt is a multifaceted individual widely recognized for his diverse roles and appearances, primarily within the domain of reality television and popular culture. Renowned for a variety of reasons, Spencer Pratt has navigated a distinctive trajectory in the landscape of reality TV and pop culture. His prominence is rooted in multiple facets, ranging from his contentious personality and association with Heidi Montag to his forays into entrepreneurship and substantial media presence.

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Elizabeth Jane Howard This article is more than 10 years oldObituaryElizabeth Jane Howard obituaryThis article is more than 10 years oldNovelist known for The Cazalet Chronicle which was adapted into a popular BBC television seriesFor much of a career spanning more than 60 years, the writer Elizabeth Jane Howard, who has died aged 90, suffered a certain condescension from literary editors as a writer of "women's novels". But it did not deter her.