GREY'S ANATOMY: Going on "Dancing With the Stars" may have saved Jennifer Grey's lifetime twofold, the actress revealed Monday. Grey, popular front-runner on the name tea dance show, revealed X-rays and scars Monday on "Good Morning America." A week before "Dirty Dancing" hit theaters in 1987, Grey was in a head-on automobile smash-up in Ireland that killed two bourgeoisie and injured her and her then-boyfriend, Matthew Broderick.
"The crash was so testy that the ligaments were ripped from the back of my neck and I'd have a pain for four days where I could no more than explain my eyes," she told "Good Morning America's" Chris Connelly. She later underwent surgery to shape torn ligaments in her neck and put her speed on the back-burner. During a checkup to meet if she was apt for "Dancing," doctors discovered her state had degenerated so far even a youngster downturn could have resulted in "complete paralysis," according to her spinal surgeon Dr. Robert Bray, who appeared on the program beside Grey.
"Her spinal column was in point of fact truly falling off," Bray said. In surgery to revamping a damaged disk, which included screwing a titanium laminate into her neck to stabilize her spinal cord, Bray discovered Grey's thyroid was enlarged. The cancerous tumescence was removed in two organize surgeries. DWF, 41, SEEKS NAME IN PAPERS: Because Jennifer Aniston just doesn't get enough publicity, a "60 Minutes"/Vanity Fair opinion poll released Monday named Brad Pitt's ex-wife the most worthy unattached miss in the world. "60 Minutes" was confused in this? Did Andy Rooney lay out five minutes complaining about bachelorettes wearing their whisker protracted after grow old 40? Aniston, 41, past put the arm on of Vince Vaughn and John Mayer, got 29 percent of the vote.
Finishing behind her: Halle Berry, ex-Mrs. Eric Benet (21 percent); Elin Nordegren, ex-Mrs. Tiger Woods (15 percent); Betty White, widow of "Password" hotelman Allen Ludden (11 percent); Lady Gaga, who's never had a Lord Gaga (5 percent) and changed Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan (4 percent).
UN-BRIDAL: Susan Sarandon never considered marrying her longtime partaker Tim Robbins, according to an evaluate published Monday in London's Telegraph newspaper. "I've always liked the reason of choosing to be with somebody," said Sarandon. "I consideration that if you didn't get married, you wouldn't drive each other for granted as easily.
I don't conscious if after 20-something years that was still true." She and Robbins, who met on the set of "Bull Durham," were together 23 years and had two sons. He directed her to an Oscar in "Dead Man Walking." News of their split, confirmed in December, took many by surprise. "People were coming up to me in the roadway and saying, 'I cried and cried when I heard.' Well, I was sadder! I didn't deem it would ever happen, either," Sarandon said. TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Tuesday, Oct. 5, the 278th epoch of 2010. There are 87 days hand in the year.
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