Alison Victoria is the host of HGTV’s ‘Windy City Rehab.’ She split with her “work husband” in 2020 and is said to be romantically linked to this man. If you’ve been keeping up with Windy City Rehab, you know that host Alison Victoria has been going through quite a bit of drama in her work life over the past few years. She and her (former) lead contractor Donovan Eckhardt were locked in several legal battles that ultimately led to the dissolution of their business partnership.

Frontman of the rock band The Wallflowers who has also released successful solo albums. He has also been a member of the Nauts, a supergroup. Before Fame He studied art at the Parsons School of Design in New York before dropping out to pursue his music career. Trivia He has been the recipient of two Grammy Awards, Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group and Best Rock Song.

Dancer and social star who has more than 4.6 million fans on TikTok where she can be found under the handle mackenziedaviz. She gained her following by posting lip-sync and dance videos.  Before Fame She created a YouNow channel in July of 2015. She performed in a Debbie Allen production of Brothers of the Knight at the Warner Theater. Trivia She created a YouTube channel called dancingwithmackenzie where she posts her improvisation, choreography, tutorials, and tips.

Controversial technology journalist known for founding the online tabloid The Kernel as well as for his work with Breitbart.com. He also provided early coverage of what would become known as Gamergate. Before Fame He attended the University of Manchester and Wolfson College, but never received a degree from either school. He then went on to work for the Daily Telegraph. Trivia He's written under the name Milo Wagner. He was named one of Wired UK's top 100 most influential people in Britain's digital economy in 2011 and 2012.

Have a Gay Day / Facebook Amazingly enough, the big parenting story this week concerns a pair of pink zebra-patterned shoes. Pink zebra-patterned ballet flats, I should add — because the details matter — which a five-year-old boy named Sam reportedly fell in love with at the shoe store, and then wore to his first day of preschool several months ago. Last week, his sister posted a photo of Sam’s shoes on Facebook’s “Have a Gay Day” page, noting that when her mom had pasted his picture on her own Facebook page, a number of relatives had come forward to lovingly warn that the shoes were “wrong,” would “affect him socially” and might “turn him gay.