Ariel Winter - Opens Up On Surgery & Family Struggles - GMA
She"s been open about having breast reduction surgery last year.
And Ariel Winter showed she still a fan of curves as she shared a fan"s Photoshopped image giving her some very ample cleavage on Friday.
"I don"t know who made this of me but....yaaaassss," the 18-year-old captioned the image.
Loving it: Ariel Winter shared a fan"s Photoshopped image giving her some major curves on Instagram on Friday
The Modern Family star wears a blue bikini top and shows off a very enhanced bust as she sips a drink in the snap.
The teenager went public last June with her decision to have her b*****s reduced from a size 32F to a 34D.
The 5"1"" star had been taping down her chest on set to play nerdy Alex Dunphy for years, after developing suddenly when she was 15, she told Glamour magazine.
New look: The teenager before her breast reduction surgery, left, and in May at a Modern Family event in LA
And Ariel said her large b*****s also caused terrible back and neck pain. It was hard to find clothing that fit, and that she hated the unwanted sexual attention from her shape at such a young age, she explained.
The actress - who was removed from her mother Crystal Workman"s care amid allegations of abuse in 2012 - had the rest of her family by her side as she graduated from high school on Monday.
"Family. None of this would ever have been possible without them. So grateful!" she captioned a proud Instagram post.
Ariel has lived with sister Shanelle Workman and her family since becoming legally emancipated from her mother.
Supportive: The 18-year-old shared a photo with her family from her high school graduation on Monday
Congrats: Ariel shared an Instgram photo with a high school friend and said she will attend UCLA in the fall
Ariel - who has previously said her dream is to become a lawyer- also excitedly shared news that she will be attending UCLA in the fall.
The actress has also been busy filming her upcoming movie Dog Years in Los Angeles.
The teen has been sporting a goth look with bright red hair and nose ring for the film, which also stars Burt Reynolds.
She shared a snap from set on Thursday, wearing a ripped crop top and tiny jean shorts, and covered in fake tattoos.
Goth look: The Modern Family star wore a nose ring and fake tattoos on the set of her upcoming film Dog Years on Thursday
Gucci Mane A Fool With His New Swag "I WANTED TO GO LIGHT BUT EXCESSIVE, CLEAN BUT OPULENT!"
Kodak Black has recently teamed up with trap G*d Gucci Mane to release a hot new single from his recent mixtapeLil Big Pac titled Vibin In This Bih. Kodak, who is still incarcerated, collabs with Gucci, who recently was released from prison earlier this month, and delivers arguably the hottest track on the mixtape. Interesting enough, Kodak goes a step further and repurposes the iconicartwork from Biggies Ready to Die album signifying his stance on his current situation as an artist behind bars both literally and figuratively. Produced by Dubb-AA and with over 500,000 streams, this track is the hottest track on the mixtape bringing a fusion of energy similar to the iconic Hot Boys and Cash Money records from the 90s and lingo from todays Southern trap genre. See for yourself by checking out the single and the entire mixtape.
Doug Stanhope is a beloved comedian known for his caustic, dark, honest humor.
His latest book,Digging Up Mother, is a tribute to his late mother Bonnie. In true Stanhope style, it"s a bizarre and charming mixture of scummy debauchery, relentless self-criticism, biting social commentary, and, of course, straight-up comedy.
Stanhope sat down with Reason TV to discuss comedy, what Alcoholics Anonymous taught him about standup, his time dabbling in Libertarian party presidential politics, and how his motherfor better or worseshaped him into the man he is today.
Approximately 13 minutes. Interview by Zach Weissmueller. Camera by Paul Detrick and Alexis Garcia. Music by Teleidofusion.
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San Gabriel Mountains Fire 06/20/16 Firefighters battled a pair of fast-moving fires on Tuesday that already consumed about 4,500 acres in the San Gabriel Mountains, prompting the evacuation of about 685 homes as triple-digit temperatures hit the region, reported The Associated Press.
Authorities on scene said they were concerned winds would cause the two blazes to merge into one large fire.
The two blazes started midday within an hour of one another and just a few miles apart above the cities of Azusa and Duarte, where it was 109 degrees early Monday evening.
The first blaze erupted shortly after 11:15 a.m. along Highway 39 by the Morris Dam after a vehicle went over the side of the road and caught fire. Flames quickly spread up the canyon, U.S. Forest Service Fire Chief Robert Garcia said.
That fire, burning in the Angeles National Forest in steep terrain above Azusa, had charred 1,500 acres and was 0 percent contained at 9 p.m.
Dubbed the Reservoir Fire, the blaze prompted the evacuation of San Gabriel Canyon, a popular recreation destination. Azusa police issued mandatory evacuation orders for Mountain Cove and Rainbow Ranch. Voluntary evacuations were issued for Crystal Canyon and Mirador.
Soon after the Reservoir Fire broke out, another blaze the Fish Fire started less than 4 miles away. It began above homes in neighboring Duarte in the area of Brookridge Road and Opal Canyon roads.
As intense flames and thick black smoke spread, a person with a hose was apparently attempting to defend a home on the flaming hillside. Police vehicles soon showed up and aircraft dropped water and fire retardant in the area.
Horse stables at the Encanto Equestrian Center were in flames, which spread uphill, away from structures, video from Sky5 showed.
It immediately started burning away from homes toward the forest. That was extremely fortunate for us because we did not have those houses in immediate peril, Los Angeles County Fire Department Deputy Chief John Tripp said.
The Fish Fire fire grew to 3,000 acres at 0 percent containment by about 9 p.m., according to a tweet from the Fire Department.
A sheriff"s deputy suffered minor injuries due to smoke inhalation at the Fish Fire, a county fire official said. Tripp later said the injury was for a bee sting.
About 685 homes were evacuated in both fires, according to the City of Duarte. Additional evacuations could be ordered overnight, Tripp said at an early evening news conference.
Structure protection efforts will be in effect through the evening, Tripp said. At least one water-dropping helicopter with night vision will work after dark, he said, and the air attack will continue overnight.
An evacuation center was set up at the Duarte Community Center on Huntington Drive. Small animals may be taken there.
Both electrical transmission and distribution lines were threatened, a spokesman for Southern California Edison said. About 105 customers were without power due the fire in Duarte, Edison spokesman Robert Villegas said.
The brush fires broke out in the fifth year of a statewide drought and on the hottest day of a heat wave in Southern California; the triple-digit temperatures coupled with lower humidity levels had prompted the National Weather Service earlier in the day to warn of extreme fire danger in the region through Tuesday.
It was 112 degrees in the the Morris Dam area just after noon, with humidity at 8 percent, according to the National Weather Service. A southwest wind of 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high 15 mph in the evening, was forecast.
The two fires were burning in the same general area as last year"s Cabin Fire, which erupted Aug. 14 roughly 3 miles north of Highway 39 and Rincon-Red Box Road, according to the wildfire"s InciWeb page. The Cabin Fire scorched 1,723 acres.
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Umfrage zum Brexit: Wovor fürchten sich die Briten?
Billionaire investor George Soros is issuing a stark warning if Britain would vote this week to leave the European Union. He says Britain leaving the E.U. would lead to a currency and stock market disaster. Newslook
Hungarian-born U.S. magnate and philanthropist George Soros attends an economic forum in Colombo, Sri Lanka. on Jan. 7, 2016.(Photo: LAKRUWAN WANNIARACHCHI, AFP/Getty Images)
LONDON Billionaire currency trader George Sorosbelieves a British vote to leavethe European Union could severely damage living standards andtrigger a plunge in the British pound bigger than on Black Wednesday nearly 24years ago.
Writing in an opinion piece for theGuardiannewspaper on Tuesday,Soros saidthe pound could fall by at least 15% and possibly by more than20%. When Britain crashed out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism in September 1992,the currencylost 15% of its value. Britain"sreferendum on EU membership takes place on Thursday and the results are expected the following day.
I would expect this devaluation to be bigger and more disruptive,"said Soros, adding: "To start off, (the pound) is almost certain to fall steeply and quickly if there is a vote to leave."
TheEuropean Exchange Rate Mechanism was a financial system used to reduce volatility in exchange rates. At the time,Soross Quantum Fund bet that the British currencywas overvalued against Germanys Deutsche mark currency, forcing the British government to pull the pound out of the system. He made a billion-pound profit, or about $1.5 billion. The incident happened on a Wednesday.
Soros said a fall in the pound in the event of "Brexit" a British exit from the EUwas unlikely tobring a rise in manufacturing exports,whichhappened after 1992.
If (the pound)fell to this level, then ironically one pound would be worth about one euro a method of "joining the euro"that nobody in Britain would want," he added.
Britain"sJustice Secretary Michael Gove, a prominent campaigner for the "leave" campaign, said Soros had been wrong before.
If economic forecasters were as reliable as doctors or airline pilots then wed all be billionaires, he told BBC radio on Tuesday.
Speaking on London radio station LBC on Tuesday, Boris Johnson, also of the "leave"campaign, said he wouldapologize to the British people if the country votes for Brexit and there is a recession.
Prime Minister David Cameron urged Britons to vote to remain in the bloc in a speech outside his headquarters in Downing Street, two days before the referendum.
Saying "Brits don"t quit," heappealed to older voters considering voting for Brexit, telling them to think about the hopes and dreams of your children and grandchildren.
If we vote out, thats it. Its irreversible, he said
Meanwhile, soccer star David Beckham announced his support for remain in a statement Tuesday.
We live in a vibrant and connected world where together as a people we are strong, he said.For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone."
A poll by market research firm Survation for spread-betting company IG published Tuesday said 45% supported "remain" and 44% supported "leave." Anotherpoll byYouGov forThe Timesnewspaper published late Monday said42% would vote to remain,44% would vote to leave, and9% didn"t know.
It came after twopolls published over the weekend suggestedthat support had swung back toward remaining in the EU.
Global stocks rallied Monday as investors reacted to the polls that showed "remain" was gaining momentum. They were up again Tuesday over optimism that Britain will stay in the EU.
Britain debates membership in EU before Brexit vote
Britains referendum on European Union membership remained too close to call two days before the vote, with separate polls showing leads for both sides and billionaire investor George Soros warning of a slump in the pound should voters back a so-called Brexit.
A YouGov poll of 1,652 voters for the Times newspaper published late Monday showed Leave at 44 percent and 42 percent for Remain, while a survey of 800 people by ORB for the Daily Telegraph had Remain at 53 percent and Leave at 46 percent once dont knows were stripped out.
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The pound held its biggest two-day advance against the dollar in more than seven years as investors bet that momentum in the countdown to Thursdays referendum was swinging in favor of Remain. Soros, who made $1 billion betting on a devaluation of the pound in 1992, warned that the possibility of the U.K. leaving the EU is still a real risk that could cut the currencys value by a fifth.
I want people to know what the consequences of leaving the EU would be before they cast their votes, rather than after,Soros wrote in the Guardian newspaper. It is reasonable to assume, given the expectations implied by the market pricing at present, that after a Brexit vote the pound would fall by at least 15 percent and possibly more than 20 percent.
Click here for a guide on what to look out for on the night of the vote count
Prime Minister David Cameron referred in a Twitter post to Soross sobering warning, even as pro-Brexit Justice Secretary Michael Gove ridiculed the billionaires comments. If economic forecasters were as reliable as doctors or airline pilots, then everyone would be a billionaire, Gove told BBC Radio. The truth is that economic forecasters like George Soros have got things wrong in the past.
The Brexit referendum is being monitored by governments, politicians and investors around the world amid concern a vote to leave the EU could set an anti-establishment precedent and heighten global instability. The final big set-piece before the referendum is scheduled for Tuesday evening, when former London Mayor Boris Johnson and his pro-EU successor, Sadiq Khan, take part in a BBC Television debate at Londons Wembley Arena.
Cameron defended his pledge to cut net immigration, a key issue for the Leave camp, telling ITV there are good ways of controlling immigration, and my welfare break, saying that people who come and work here have to work here for four years before they get full access to our welfare system, thats a good way, but pulling out of the single market, wrecking our economy, that is a bad way.
Cameron and Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne are stressing the risks to the British economy of a Brexit, while Leave campaigners such as Gove, Johnson and Nigel Farage are focusing on immigration and the chance to take back control of the U.K.
Bookies Odds
Bookies and gamblers are increasingly convinced that the U.K. will opt to stay in the EU. Ladbrokes Plc said late on Monday that the odds on a Remain vote had shortened to a 2/7 chance, indicating a 74 percent probability. Some 95 percent of all referendum wagers in the previous 24 hours had been placed on voters rejecting Brexit.
As far as the moneys concerned, it looks like Brexit is beginning to fall at the final hurdle, Jessica Bridge, a spokeswoman for Ladbrokes, said in an e-mailed statement.
More businesses pleaded for Britons to stay in the EU and warned of the cost of leaving.Hong Kongs richest man, Li Ka-shing, chairman of CK Hutchison Holding Ltd., stepped up his calls for Britons to vote Remain in an interview with Bloomberg Televisions Angie Lau.
If Brexit happens, it will be detrimental to the U.K. and it will have a negative impact to the whole of Europe, said Li, one of the U.K.s biggest investors. Thirty-four leading French companies published an advertisement in British newspapers headlined: Sil vous plait, amis britanniques remain! (Please, British friends, remain!)
Nouriel Roubini, chairman of Roubini Global Economics, said on Twitter that Brexit could stall the U.K. economy and tip it into a recession as the shock to business and consumer confidence could be severe.
David Beckham, the former England soccer team captain, became the latest celebrity to support Remain. For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone, Beckham tweeted. Cameron swiftly seized the endorsement, tweeting in turn that he was delighted.
Turnout Crucial
A survey of 1,632 voters by the National Center for Social Research between May 16 and June 12 found a lead for Remain by 53 percent to 47 percent. The team contacted voters online and by phone, in line with recommendations after the failure of pollsters to predict the outcome of last years general election.
Our survey provides valuable insight into how to interpret the divergent results that have been produced by internet and phone polls throughout the referendum campaign, John Curtice, professor of politics at the University of Strathclyde, said in an e-mail. However, it is important to remember that the outcome looks so close that any lead should be treated with caution.
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