Everyone is talking about spreading holiday cheer, buying gifts, giving to charity, what they’re wearing to holiday parties and who they’ve selected for Secret Santa. But what if you’re just not feeling it this year?
Rose Siggins, an actress best known for her portrayal of Legless Suzi on American Horror Story: Freak Show, has died at the age of 43. According to TMZ, she checked in to a Denver hospital for surgery on a kidney stone last Monday and suffered complications that took her life . Rose, her rep confirms, contracted an infection during the procedure, one which spread throughout her body and ultimately became fatal. She passed away on Saturday morning. The actress was born with rare genetic disorder called sacral agenesis; she had reportedly battled kidney and pancreas issues her whole life. Our thoughts are with Rose’s family. She leaves behind two children, for whom a GoFundMe account has been set up (follow the link for more information about what you can do). Hopefully, fans will be as generous as we’ve seen them be in the past, as they will undoubtedly be hurt by her untimely loss most of all. AHS also lost another memorable cast member far too young this year; Ben Woolf died at 34 following injuries suffered in a car accident. There are no words to properly describe or do justice to such tragedies, but their legacies will always live on thanks to their bodies of work. You can watch American Horror Story online to relive both actors in their glory, and look back at other stars who have left us this year … View Slideshow: Celebrities We Lost in 2015
Sure, it’s nice at this time of year to see all the Christmas specials on network TV, but it’s incredible when CBS broadcasts The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show every December,and this year’s special was just that! Hit the jump for more pics and info…
I know a lot of you sickos out there have a thing for chicks pumping gas, but you’re going to want to ignore these pictures of Amber Montana . Because she’s still trouble for another year. So unless you perverts want to experience a different kind of pumping from a dude named Tiny or Big Mike, I’d move it along and get your fill elsewhere for now. Photos: PacificCoastNews
An exasperated Jon Stewart made a brief but powerful return to “The Daily Show” to shame congress for the inaction that caused the Zadroga Act — a key healthcare bill for 9/11 first responders — to expire earlier this year.
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