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She is a comedian, actress and a social media star, perhaps still known best for her short comedic videos which she had uploaded onto the now-defunct Vine platform, and in which she played the character Trailer Trash Tammy. Chelcie grew up in Oklahoma, but later moved to San Diego, California. She was raised by her grandmother, describing her situation growing up as difficult, as her parents were alcoholics and meth addicts. Her mother was arrested for drug possession and died in prison from cervical cancer, while her father went to rehab and eventually remarried. She has two younger sisters, Beth and Maggie, whom she often features in her YouTube videos and Instagram photos. After moving to San Diego, she worked in a bio-medical engineering company as a tester, but quit after only two weeks to focus on comedy.

Police Supt. David Brown said the officer had been helping an "unclothed" woman laying on the street when she charged the officer, took his squad car and drove off, hitting him during the getaway. Paramedics responded to the injured officer at a. The naked woman drove onto the expressway, quickly crashed near Stroger Hospital and was arrested, Brown said. The officer was taken to Stroger in serious condition, Merritt said.

Photo: Arnaldo Abba. California is a notoriously youthful culture, but eventually the perpetually young get very old. If they're lucky enough to live in Pismodise, which is on the Central Coast, they can exit its palm-lined entrance, cross the road, amble across the capacious sand of Pismo State Beach , and dip their toes in the Pacific Ocean while contemplating eternity or a cocktail. To move into Pismodise you must meet four conditions : Be 55 or older, keep your dog under 20 pounds, be present when guests stay at your home, and be comfortable with what most Americans consider a very small house.

Trash took a little excursion to the island of Certosa in the Venice lagoon, where James Franco was exhibiting his video installation work, Rebel. Made in collaboration with several artists, the project was inspired by Rebel Without a Cause and the work of its director, Nicholas Ray. Franco was there in a woolly jumper, as was Douglas Gordon, co-director of Zidane. For one element of the installation, Franco had commissioned Douglas to riff on two never-made scenes from Ray's original draft of Rebel , featuring a man on fire and a woman being whipped. So, in a dark, boiling little bunker, I watched, accompanied by Douglas himself, the first showing of the powerful film, a split-screen piece starring Henry Hopper whose late father Dennis, of course, starred in Rebel in two remarkable physical performances depicting a man burning up from the inside and another scrawling red marker pen all over his naked body.