Discovery Star Killed in Horrific Race Car Crash

Chris “Block” Gordon, a seasoned drag racer and television personality known for his appearances on Discovery reality series Street Outlaws: Fastest in America, was killed in a crash at an Ohio raceway on Saturday. KD Motorsports Park confirmed in a Facebook post that Gordon, 55, had died. “As most of you know by now, we had a devastating accident last night at the track involving our great friend and fellow racer, Chris ‘Block’ Gordon,” the post read. “Please keep his wife and family in your thoughts and prayers as we all try to mourn the loss of this good man.” The post said that medical personnel provided aid immediately after the crash and “exhausted all of their efforts at the time of the accident.” Gordon was taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead Saturday night, according to WOWK. Gordon was a team leader on Street Outlaws representing South Carolinaand was known for his signature 1979 Ford Fairmont, dubbed “Mayhem.”

Outgoing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt showed off the luxurious birthday gifts her 61-year-old husband showered her with for her 29th birthday. In an Instagram Story posted Monday, Leavitt shared a photo of two Louis Vuitton gift boxes, a bouquet of white flowers, and three pink cards addressed to “Mom,” “Momma,” and “My Wife.” It’s unclear what the luxury-brand boxes contained. Leavitt and her husband, real estate developer Nicholas Riccio, married in January 2025 and have two children together. Donald Trump’s top spin doctor announced earlier this month that she would be leaving her post at the end of August to spend more time with her budding family. The president said on Truth Social that Leavitt would remain one of his “top outside advisers” after leaving his administration. “Karoline has been a real leader in the White House, and has done a phenomenal job fighting for Justice, Liberty, and Freedom, since 2018, including our Historic Re-Election Campaign of 2024,” the 80-year-old president wrote.

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The tour bus for the 2000s rock band Buckcherry was involved in a fatal crash in South Carolina on Friday. A person who stepped out of their car on the highway was struck and killed by a Toyota sedan. None of the band members—Josh Todd, Stevie Dacanay, Billy Rowe, Kelly LeMieux or Francis Ruiz—were hurt. In a statement, the rockers confirmed their bus had been involved in the accident: “At approximately 2 a.m. Friday morning, Buckcherry’s tour bus was involved in a multi-vehicle accident on I-26 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina.” It was unclear how the bus was involved in the multi-vehicle collision. “Tragically, authorities have confirmed that the collision that occurred ahead of our bus resulted in a fatality. Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the family and loved ones of the person who lost their life,” the band wrote. Buckcherry is currently on its Roar Like Thunder tour. The band was traveling from their show in Asheville, North Carolina, at the time of the crash.

Game of Thrones star Kit Harington will play Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2 of HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter series, replacing Nicholas Hoult, who left the role due to scheduling issues. This will not be Harington’s first time playing the character. He voiced Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter: The Full-Cast Audio Editions, released late last year. While working on the audiobook, Harington revealed his love for the series. “I read it, and like so many generations, I was entranced, and then I was a huge fan all through my teenage years,” he said. “I think there’s a little bit of Gilderoy in all of us,” Harington said in the same featurette, remembering a time when he was younger and may have used his celebrity status to get into a French club. Lockhart, a major character in the second book, is a self-important, fame-hungry wizard whom Dumbledore recruits to teach Defence Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts. The season is slated to begin filming this fall.

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A GoFundMe has been launched to cover medical and living costs for guitarist Richard Lloyd, 74, from the rock band Television. The rocker was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive form of bile-duct cancer in March. Lloyd’s bandmate Sean Seymour created the fundraising page, writing that the musician, due to his cancer, cannot perform to earn money, and his wife, Sheila O’Keefe, has given up her job to be his full-time caretaker. “Like most working musicians, Richard is being overwhelmed by crushing medical expenses and the ongoing costs of simply getting through each month while he is unable to work.” According to Seymour, Lloyd has tumors in his liver and one near a major blood vessel, making surgery impossible. He has been in the ICU seven times for tumor-related complications. The GoFundMe has reached $48,000, more than half of its $80,000 goal. Punk legend Patti Smith confirmed to Rolling Stone she donated $5,000, “in gratitude for his musical contribution in Television and beyond, that inspired us all.”

San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York has pleaded no contest to criminal charges after he was arrested on suspicion of engaging in prostitution. The 46-year-old, whose family is worth $8.5 billion, according to Forbes, was arrested Sunday morning in Ohio at the Wheat Hill Mobile Home Community in East Palestine and booked at Columbiana County Jail, according to a police report. The arrest comes as the result of collaboration between the East Palestine Police Department and the Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force. He was convicted of possessing criminal tools, but prior to his no-contest plea, his other charge for engaging in prostitution was altered to a disorderly conduct charge. The judge sentenced him to one day in prison per charge, which were to be served concurrently. He also had to pay $150 for the disorderly conduct charge and $1,500 for the possession of criminal tools. York has been the 49ers’ CEO since 2008 and is the franchise’s majority shareholder. He grew up in Youngstown, Ohio, and has two sons, Jaxon and Brixton, with his wife, Danielle Belluomini.

Leslie Parrish, who acted in episodes of 1960s Batman and Star Trek, has died at 90. Erica Berdan, the daughter of Parrish’s second husband, told The Hollywood Reporter the star died in late 2025. She was also known for her roles in movies such as The Manchurian Candidate (1962), Li’l Abner (1959), Three on a Couch (1966) and The Giant Spider Invasion (1975). Outside of acting, Parrish was an activist; she protested the Vietnam War and founded the anti-war organization Speakers and Talent Organized for Peace. She campaigned for Tom Bradley in his first two runs for Los Angeles mayor and served on his committee to choose new municipal commissioners for city departments. The actress was married to songwriter Ric Marlow for just over five years before she married writer Richard Bach. Bach and Parrish made conservation donations that protect 168 acres of forest land and wildlife habitat. “It’s a dream come true and one of the best things I’ve done in my life,” she said of her donation. “It’s what I’m most proud of, and it will surely, more than any other work I’ve ever done, be the accomplishment that outlasts me.”

Actress AnnaLynne McCord has married former professional rugby player Danny Cipriani after asking for donations for their wedding. Last month, the couple launched a Honeyfund site that read, “Gift any amount, contribute to our journey! Help us create our dream wedding and honeymoon experience with any amount of donation.” The pair, who have a combined net worth of $8 million, faced backlash for asking for donations of anywhere between $10 and $5,000. They raised $14,200 by Friday, according to the US Sun. McCord said she received death threats in response. “I was told I was despicable—and that I was trying to extort money from my wedding guests. People actually donated ten dollars towards the wedding so they could write on the site that Danny and I were disgusting.” The couple tied the knot on Saturday in a ceremony in Los Angeles. They reportedly plan to have two more wedding ceremonies, one in London and one in Cambodia. “I married the love of my life yesterday. And it’s real it wasn’t a dream,” McCord said in a video on Instagram as she woke up next to Cipriani. “This love is a grace upon my being.”

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A Florida mother and her two-year-old daughter were killed by lightning while walking outside during a thunderstorm, authorities said. Kenya Glasgow, 31, and her toddler, Kennedi, were struck shortly before 2:30 p.m. on Sunday in Margate, near Fort Lauderdale. A resident found them on a sidewalk and called 911, reporting burn injuries. He also said that Glasgow had two “holes” in her chest. Police, firefighters and paramedics rushed to the scene and performed CPR before the pair were taken to separate hospitals. Both were pronounced dead shortly after arriving. Glasgow’s husband, Kam Glasgow, was left mourning his wife and daughter, describing the 31-year-old as his “best friend,” the Daily Mail reported. Their other two-year-old daughter, Kensli, has now lost her identical twin. “I just lost my best friend,” Kam said. “My daughter just lost her best friend.” He said the family was devastated but urged others to cherish the people they love. “My babies didn’t suffer. I’m hurt we are hurt but if you gotten the chance to feel that beautiful light my wife and daughter brought into your life cherish it,” he said.

A 38-year-old serial fraudster has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after successfully convincing a couple she was a 12-year-old girl seeking refuge. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira tricked her hosts in southern Brazil for over a year, living in a toy-filled bedroom, drinking from baby bottles, and celebrating a fake 12th birthday. To justify her adult appearance, she claimed her father forced her to take hormonal supplements. Police reported the evangelical couple was “emotionally kidnapped” before a visiting relative discovered online reports revealing Oliveira’s long history of pulling similar age-defying schemes across multiple states. When officers raided her room, Oliveira immediately dropped her high-pitched act and spoke in a normal voice, later admitting she had pulled the fraud for 15 years. “It is clear that I deceived people; I lied. But I did not intend to scam anyone,” she told police. Rejecting her defense that she was mentally ill, the judge convicted her of fraud. Her lawyers are appealing.