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Ashley Graham loved watching the Victoria’s Secret Angels do their thing in Paris, but she says she’d love joining them on the runway even more … and expects to soon. We got Ashley in Studio City, where she’s promoting the current season of… cited - stanley-christensen http://bit.ly/2gUBccN via Business Functions for News Display from here: http://bit.ly/2mdB0JJ

How does Dave Chappelle feel about his huge Netflix deal? Let’s let Donald Trump answer that. Dave was cruising into The Nice Guy early Wednesday morning – after he did another stand-up set in L.A. – so we asked him about the $60 million deal for… cited - stanley-christensen http://bit.ly/2hjCgEg via Business Functions for News Display from here: http://bit.ly/2mTdaQD

Evelyn Lozada says she’s still deeply affected by the domestic violence incident with her ex-husband Chad Johnson … saying, “It stays with you forever.” Lozada was on “The Real” (airs Wednesday) talking about domestic violence when she opened up… cited - stanley-christensen http://bit.ly/2gUzGr1 via Business Functions for News Display from here: http://bit.ly/2mdKnJo

PARENTS NIGHT OUT!!! Iman Shumpert and his smokin’ hot wife, Teyana Taylor, hit the strip club TOGETHER Tuesday night – gettin’ their lap dance on with some of the hottest women in town … and TMZ Sports has the footage.  It all went… cited - stanley-christensen http://bit.ly/2hjEvHq via Business Functions for News Display from here: http://bit.ly/2mTiGCE

Johnny Manziel is convinced Lamar Jackson will win the Heisman Trophy on Saturday – but when we asked if he should take his career to Cleveland … Johnny turned into Dikembe Mutombo!   The ex-NFL quarterback is back in L.A. after celebrating… cited - stanley-christensen http://bit.ly/2gUzE2n via Business Functions for News Display from here: http://bit.ly/2mdExYc

Restored V-6-powered 1960 GMC Deluxe half-ton fleetside pickup for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Rare optioned Deluxe 1960 GMC Truck. Big back window model. Frame off restoration on truck with less than 100,000 original miles. Many NOS parts. Lots of chrome and stainless. New custom stainless steel dual exhaust ($1890), new period correct black/white hounds tooth upholstery, Horke ash/stainless bed kit. Engine switched out to rebuilt vintage 351C GMC V6. Rebuilt to 40 thousandths over. Original correct GMC 305A V6 available. Truck has only been taken out in clear weather… never driven in rain Frame off restoration on nice truck with less than 100,000 original miles Receipted restoration costs of over $40,000 636 miles on truck since restoration Truck has only been taken out in clear weather… never driven in rain. Big back window with stainless trim Rare option of chrome around wing windows and roll down windows All chrome is triple plated show quality ...

Photos by Theo Civitello, courtesy RM Sotheby’s. British coachbuilder Lancefield is most often associated with automobiles from Rolls Royce and Bentley, but the firm is also known to have crafted bodies for five Stutz models. Two of these went to discount store titans the Woolworth brothers, and of this pair, one, a 1930 Stutz Model M coupe , was supercharged. Today, the supercharged example is the last Lancefield-bodied Stutz Model M known to exist, and next March, this concours-winning juggernaut will head to auction at RM Sotheby’s Amelia Island sale. To meet the homologation requirements of the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) and enable the supercharged Model Ms to compete in the 1929 24 Hours of Le Mans, Stutz was required to build 25 examples. It isn’t clear how many forced-induction models were actually assembled, but the final number was somewhat less than 25; in the prewar years, it was generally sufficient for a manufacturer to claim that the required quantity was under ...

Rick D’Louhy behind the wheel of The Californian. Photos courtesy Geoff Hacker. It would be hard to put a label on car collector Rick D’Louhy. With Geoff Hacker and a team of supporters, he was an automotive adventurer who found cars that many never knew were lost. As secretary and newsletter editor for the Volusia Region AACA, he shared his passion for, and knowledge of, all things automotive. As the promoter of the annual Daytona Beach Dream Cruise, he built a sizeable event that celebrated its ninth anniversary in 2016. On Wednesday, November 30, Rick died of complications following surgery at age 67. Hemmings readers will likely know Rick from his work with the ever-enthusiastic Geoff Hacker, a founding member of Forgotten Fiberglass . In recent years, Rick and Geoff unearthed a one-off fiberglass prototype created by designer Ray Cannara, found and identified one of the few remaining Ferber Motor Coaches , and rescued and restored the Leo Lyons Merc , which appeared at Pebble ...