Gretchen Rossi

They're like, wow, why does your music connect so well with audience? Well, you know, I was on the front lines there when I realized that Basically, people are hard of hearing. It's very difficult when you feel so alone and you're hard of hearing. But to find so many people with no tone really touches me, Andy. Thank you very much. This isn't Andy. This is Attitude Magazine.

They're like, wow, why does your music connect so well with audience? Well, you know, I was on the front lines there when I realized that Basically, people are hard of hearing. It's very difficult when you feel so alone and you're hard of hearing. But to find so many people with no tone really touches me, Andy. Thank you very much. This isn't Andy. This is Attitude Magazine.

They're like, wow, why does your music connect so well with audience? Well, you know, I was on the front lines there when I realized that Basically, people are hard of hearing. It's very difficult when you feel so alone and you're hard of hearing. But to find so many people with no tone really touches me, Andy. Thank you very much. This isn't Andy. This is Attitude Magazine.

Whatever, Andy Magazine. Thank you. Thank you all for coming to this interview. Thank you so much.

Whatever, Andy Magazine. Thank you. Thank you all for coming to this interview. Thank you so much.

Whatever, Andy Magazine. Thank you. Thank you all for coming to this interview. Thank you so much.

That was Michael Jackson, everybody. So the next story, this one is probably not cool to talk about, but... I have to talk about it because I'm really curious. And it's Brandi Glanville undergoes four biopsies by Terry Dubrow to figure out the cause of her facial disfigurement. And, of course, you know she's doing it on camera because it's botched.

That was Michael Jackson, everybody. So the next story, this one is probably not cool to talk about, but... I have to talk about it because I'm really curious. And it's Brandi Glanville undergoes four biopsies by Terry Dubrow to figure out the cause of her facial disfigurement. And, of course, you know she's doing it on camera because it's botched.

That was Michael Jackson, everybody. So the next story, this one is probably not cool to talk about, but... I have to talk about it because I'm really curious. And it's Brandi Glanville undergoes four biopsies by Terry Dubrow to figure out the cause of her facial disfigurement. And, of course, you know she's doing it on camera because it's botched.

And she said that Dubrow removed small samples of tissue from her face to determine the cause of her health issues. And so she got four biopsies from her face and neck. And they don't know. They don't know yet what it is. But I'll be telling you this. That's going to be the highest rated episode of Botched I've ever watched because there'll be plus one people watching it. Me, me.

And she said that Dubrow removed small samples of tissue from her face to determine the cause of her health issues. And so she got four biopsies from her face and neck. And they don't know. They don't know yet what it is. But I'll be telling you this. That's going to be the highest rated episode of Botched I've ever watched because there'll be plus one people watching it. Me, me.

And she said that Dubrow removed small samples of tissue from her face to determine the cause of her health issues. And so she got four biopsies from her face and neck. And they don't know. They don't know yet what it is. But I'll be telling you this. That's going to be the highest rated episode of Botched I've ever watched because there'll be plus one people watching it. Me, me.

I want to know what it is. Are they worms? What are they? She said they're moving around her face. Do you think she's just tripping?

I want to know what it is. Are they worms? What are they? She said they're moving around her face. Do you think she's just tripping?

I want to know what it is. Are they worms? What are they? She said they're moving around her face. Do you think she's just tripping?

Glanville spent over $70,000 trying to find a resolution, with some doctors suggesting she had a parasite that jumps around her face, while others believed it was stress-induced angioedema. If there were worms jumping around your face, don't you think a doctor would be able to say, I mean, do they run that fast? Are they like running under the skin? Catch the worms. How is this so confusing?

Glanville spent over $70,000 trying to find a resolution, with some doctors suggesting she had a parasite that jumps around her face, while others believed it was stress-induced angioedema. If there were worms jumping around your face, don't you think a doctor would be able to say, I mean, do they run that fast? Are they like running under the skin? Catch the worms. How is this so confusing?

Glanville spent over $70,000 trying to find a resolution, with some doctors suggesting she had a parasite that jumps around her face, while others believed it was stress-induced angioedema. If there were worms jumping around your face, don't you think a doctor would be able to say, I mean, do they run that fast? Are they like running under the skin? Catch the worms. How is this so confusing?

I don't understand. I think it's filler.

I don't understand. I think it's filler.