A 114-year-old Pennsylvania woman is now believed to be the oldest living person in North America.Naomi Whitehead, who lives in a senior care community in Greenville West Salem, attained that status after Elizabeth Francis of Texas died on Oct. 22.Whitehead, who says she...

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A woman from China has social media in shock after showing off a horn growing out of her head. Chen, 107, went viral after her video made it to her country’s version of TikTok—Douyin. Despite the worrisome growth of about four inches long, Chen has enjoyed good health and aged well. Viewers shared their thoughts about the horn, with some crediting it for her long life, calling it the “longevity horn.” While most people would opt for surgery to have unusual growths as such removed, Chen has no plans to do so, and most of her country folk online agree. Woman lives to 107 with longevity horn growing out of her head NX/YouTube Doctors say the growth is a cutaneous horn, which is likely an effect of prolonged sun exposure. They added that it is benign; however, it has a risk of turning malignant and should be monitored. Health experts revealed that such protrusions are rare and mostly occur in areas like the face, ears, hands, toes, and sometimes the penis. Chen seems not to mind the noticeable horn on her forehead, but she is full of life at 107. Reactions have varied from fascination to curiosity, with some suggesting that she apply for the Guinness World Records. “I wish everyone would live this long,” someone else added, commending her longevity. NX/YouTube More bizarre horn owners Chen is not the first to make headlines for having a horn, as a 74-year-old man named Shyam Lal Yadav from India had an equally long one surgically removed in 2019. According to experts, the growth site may also require a skin graft to cover the post-surgery wound, and in some cases, radiation and chemotherapy can be applied. A Douyin user also revealed that their grandmother had a growth on her head but died two days after removing it at the hospital. The growth has not affected Chen’s daily life so far, aside from the stares she gets when out in public. Next up: This Abandoned House Remains Frozen In The ‘70s — Check It Out The post Woman Lives To 107, Even With 4-Inch ‘Longevity Horn’ Growing Out Of Her Head appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Monday night’s episode of Jeopardy! ended with fans getting furious at show host Ken Jennings’ conduct during the Complete the Rhyming Phrase category. Although he immediately recognized and acknowledged the sexist clue, he could not take it back as the female contestant was visibly offended. A fan argued on Reddit that Ken could have used his position to request that part of the clip be taken out. This incident follows a recent backlash over another female contestant, who lost to a University sophomore with the same but illegible answer. What was Ken Jennings’ sexist clue? Contestant Heather Ryan got uncomfortable as Ken read out the problematic clue inspired by acclaimed poet Dorothy Parker. A bespectacled Ryan looked on as Ken said, “Men seldom make passes at…,” to which returning champion Will Wallace responded, “Girls who wear glasses.” Ken immediately noticed the awkwardness and apologized to Ryan for the problematic moment. Wallace immediately agreed, and fans were already passing remarks about the offensive clue online. “More like extremely problematic!” another corrected Ken. Ken Jennings/Everett Fans react to the problematic clue A Reddit user insinuated that the moment made it to the final edit on purpose as Ken could have asked that it be cut out. Another agreed, saying the show host could have brought the sexist nature of the clue up with the writer before the game. “Is it just a coincidence that this type of question that degrades women is coming up when a woman is running for president?” a third person protested. Ken Jennings/Everett A viewer admitted to being angry because Ryan must have gotten to the stage due to her intelligence, only to be embarrassed by a rude clue. The episode ended with contestant Ian Taylor, a food sales rep from Cleveland, Ohio, winning with a one-day total of $19,601, while Ryan followed closely, only $1 short. Next up: 42-Year-Old LeAnn Rimes Absolutely Stuns In Sheer Bodycon Dress The post ‘Jeopardy!’ Host Ken Jennings Under Fire For Giving Sexist Clue appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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