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Six months have passed since the world was introduced to the intriguing and unique story of “Love Alarm”. Hopefully, it won’t be long until the next season premieres! The main cast recently gathered to do their first script reading for season 2.
Check out the photos below:
“You’ve always held your freedom.”
This summer, T.I. Lowe’s is planning to release the second book in “The Carolina Coast Series” titled “Driftwood Dreams”. The story follows shy Sand Queen Josie Slater on her journey to independence. Following the sudden passing of her mother, the young woman put her life on hold for years by ignoring her dreams and the guy she loved. Josie couldn’t fathom that her first love would make a grand re-entrance into her life and resurrect the emotions she once buried. She’s an incredible artist, who has been hiding as an average employee in her dad’s diner. While readers discover more about Josie’s complicated world, we’ll also learn about the painful past her famous guy, August Bradford, has been hiding all these years as well.
“Driftwood Dreams” is an endearing story about humanity with a good mixture of clean romance. All ages will enjoy this tale and develop a sense of empathy for the realistic characters author T.I. Lowe created. After discovering Opal Gilbert and Josie Slater’s secrets, I can’t wait to learn more about the last Sand Queen, Sophia Prescott!
T.I. Lowe’s “Driftwood Dreams” is scheduled to be released on June 1st, 2020.
*A Special Thanks to Tyndale House Publishers for the advance reader copy of the book and cover image*
BTSCelebs: Who is Welby O’Brien?
Welby O’Brien: Just a regular person who started out life with great expectations and dreams, but the Lord had other plans. Thankfully, I came to know Him at a young age, and had a solid spiritual foundation, and a growing relationship with Him that has carried me through the many bumps and heartaches along the way.
My career path has included teaching, counseling, corporate consulting, parenting, writing, public speaking, and even dog grooming. 😉
In addition to the typical challenges of life, the deep valleys I’ve passed through include a devastating divorce, raising my son as a single parent, relationship heartbreaks, losing my dad to cancer, life-threatening illness, and currently the ongoing battles of PTSD.
I would not be where I am or who I am if I had the comfortable predictable life I envisioned (and cried out to God for). He has made me strong and beautiful from the inside out, and deeply fulfilled, in spite of (and very possibly because of) the pain and disappointments along my journey. I love Romans 8:28, that with God’s children, nothing is wasted, even if it hurts like crazy and makes no sense at the time. God truly IS good!
We are in a new decade and readers are turning to your books for inspiration. Tell us about the most difficult year in your life.
2016…and here is what I wrote:
We’ve heard it said that when everything else is taken away, then we find that God is all we really need. I always believed that but never had a chance to experience it. Until the last few weeks.
Rushed to the hospital deathly ill, twice in 8 days, I lost everything. The first was an emergency appendectomy that they got to just in the nick of time. Followed days later by a deadly C.diff infection, which once again I almost did not make it through.
Instantaneously I was stripped of all comforts, and many other things essential for survival. For days I was not allowed to drink, eat, sleep, leave my room, or touch my loving husband, to name a few. Instead I was poked, pierced, probed, cut on, chained to an IV, radiated many times, and could barely function. And too sick to even turn on the T.V.
I was so deep in the valley that I could barely cry; but when I did, it felt so good to weep. Trauma and PTSD has an even deeper meaning for me now than ever before.
Then for 3 weeks due to the medication that was saving my life, my own body refused to let me eat, and I found myself literally starving to death.
The prayers of so many dear people touched my heart…and I know God heard them. The love of my precious husband held me up. But what will probably change me forever were the dark, lonely, frightening times when I was alone. I had nothing. All that was so important to me the day before this all began had vanished. It was all meaningless.
Nothing mattered except surviving. Yet surprisingly, even that paled in comparison to knowing that the Lord was there with me. In my darkness, the light of hope that heaven – and all He has said – really is true. We have no other hope but Him…and what a blessed hope that is!
Yet, as I look back I feel convicted at my lack of faith in many of the dark moments. He seemed so far away at times. Why did He not answer me and fix me? Now I realize that He WAS there and I DID trust Him.
The treasure of faith is not how MUCH you have – measured by how little you are afraid, or struggle, or wrestle or have questions – but rather WHO is the object of my faith.
The tiniest frailest line will connect me with Him…and that is all I need. That faith pleases Him and that teeny bit of faith is what has the eternal value. With or without the fear and doubts.
He WAS with me. IN my pain and fear and trauma. And every time I thought I could not take any more, He carried me a little further. What a comfort to have so many scripture verses come to mind…all through the day and seemingly endless nights. How very precious it is to be so close to Him…my Good Shepherd. And Jesus is no stranger to pain, rejection, fear and trauma.
My prayer through it all was that nothing would be wasted. I wanted to find the treasures along the way and not forget them after it was all behind me. I wanted to leave the hospital a changed person.
So here I sit writing this down as I recover and begin to rebuild, because I know my nature will be to just move on forward without looking back. If I had to sum it up, the three greatest treasures I have gained are: 1. Greater compassion for the sick and disabled. 2. Greater appreciation for ALL the blessings of life we so easily take for granted. 3. Confirmation that God and our relationship with Him through Jesus IS all we need; and in the long run nothing else matters.
Please remind me of this when I start to complain that the food isn’t to my liking, or the traffic is jammed, or I have a headache, or I wish I had a nicer house, or I feel fat.
It’s just good to be alive and be able to praise the Lord for ALL His blessings. And if He chooses to take them away for a while again, then I know He will be with me; and that is ALL I really need. Because all I really need He has already prepared for me…and in His perfect timing He will come get me to take me where I will always be with Him. And never ever again be sick. Or hungry. Or thirsty. Or in pain. Or afraid. And that hope keeps us going in the dark valleys.
Going to go eat now. And oh so gratefully! And then I will hold my precious husband tightly…oh so gratefully! And then I will sleep well tonight knowing Whose hands I am in.
“He has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.’ So we may boldly say, ‘The Lord is my helper…I will not fear.’” (Hebrews 13:5-6)
How were you able to overcome your biggest obstacle?
I would say my biggest obstacle has been – and probably will continue to be – the desire/compulsion to have a life honoring to the Lord, yet free of physical and emotional pain. Being a visionary and gifted with organization and problem solving, most of my conscious and subconscious efforts are spent on attempting to avoid problems altogether, or minimally to fix them immediately.
What I am learning is that just maybe God has a different plan, and it quite possibly could actually be better than mine. The longer we walk with Him, the more experiences we can look back on to confirm His wisdom, goodness, and grace.
Starting the day with the Lord’s prayer mindfully, and pausing on “Thy will be done,” and asking Him, “Lord, what do YOU want?” has totally transformed my perspective. And helped release the anxiety that comes from holding on too tightly to what we think we need.
When I let Him be my Shepherd, He does an amazing job at taking care of me. I actually have a yellow sticky note on the wall so every time I go upstairs I read, “Welby, FOLLOW ME.” And when I follow HIm, I never have to be afraid, or in a hurry.
What steps can a person take to overcome fear of the future?
First, realize that we will always be struggling with anxiety about what we do not know and can’t control. That’s just part of being human. And probably why the Lord has to keep reminding us to fear not and to trust Him…over 350 times in the Bible through the years!
Secondly, reassess where we are placing our hope. If it’s the economy, or a relationship, or body image, or a new house, or anything temporary, we might have reason to be afraid. Only God offers lasting hope, and only He is truly trustworthy.
Thirdly, replace the worry with something far better: thanksgiving and prayer. (Philippians 4:6-7)
Finally, be certain your source of truth is reliable. I urge you to investigate God’s Word, the Bible. A good place to start is the first two chapters of Genesis, the entire book of John’s Gospel, and the last two chapters of Revelation. In spite of all that’s terribly wrong in our lives and our world, we can trust Him. As a result of His love and mercy, and tremendous promises to those who are willing to receive Him, WE HAVE HOPE! Not a religion, or a pointless bunch of rules, but a one-on-one relationship with our Creator and deliverer. He promises us a future to anticipate, not to fear.
How does prayer and meditation pertain to the subject of self-care?
Self-care should encompass all areas of our lives. The most crucial thing I did as I progressed from merely surviving to actually growing was to walk with the Lord. That involved a conscious awareness of who He is and the importance of a daily relationship with Him. Reading the Bible and praying are vital components of this walk.
I don’t know how I ever would have made it without the Lord, and His amazing promises. I love how He is there to just BE with us in our pain, loss, failure and grief. We can pour out our hearts to Him, sometimes even when we have no words. Especially for me, in the middle of the night when things can hit the hardest, His Word has been a great comfort.
In addition to comfort, His Word has given me perspective, direction, strength, and wisdom. In fact, I kept a journal during the years following the divorce, and later after the death of my father, and all the scripture verses that helped me during those times of pain and loss I included in the back of the books (such as comfort in times of loneliness, peace in times of fear, faith in uncertainty, hope, and guidance, salvation, etc.).
Prayer and meditation are essentially communicating with our Creator, Savior, and Shepherd. These are not just one more thing on our to-do list, but rather are means of intimate connection with God. God Himself! Something we should never take for granted but always be amazed at!
What Bible passages do you think directly address self-care?
I call this the Survival Checklist, taken from the books Goodbye for Now (grief support and preparation) and Formerly A Wife (divorce recovery). It’s a mindset of consciously tuning in to what I NEED in all areas, and then doing it. Do a self-scan throughout the day. Stop. What do I need right now? And DO what it takes to meet that need.
Spiritual: Be open to wise input (Proverbs 12:25 Anxiety in the heart of man causes depression, but a good word makes it glad; Phil. 4:8-9 Think on those things that will build us up.)
Saturate yourself with Scripture (Col. 3:16 Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly; Psalm 119 God’s Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path; 2 Tim 3:15-17 God’s Word is powerful and living.)
Pour out your heart to God (Phil 4:6-7 In everything by prayer and supplication present your requests to God; I Pet 5:7 Casting all your cares on Him for He cares for you.)
Trust God (Prov 3:5-6 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; John 14 Believe in God, believe also in Me.)
Physical: Fill your body with healthy things (Dan 1:8 Daniel purposed in his heart to not eat the things that would defile him; Rom 12:1 Present your bodies a living sacrifice to God.)
Do some physical activity every day (1 Tim 4:8 Bodily exercise is profitable; I Cor 6:19-20 Glorify God in your body.)
Make sleep a priority (Ps 23:1-3 He makes me lie down in green pastures; Ps 127:2 He gives His beloved sleep.)
Treat yourself and take time out (Luke 4:42 Jesus took time to be alone; Luke 6:12 Jesus got alone to pray.)
Emotional: Feel the feelings in a healthy way (Heb 4:15 We have a High Priest who can sympathize with our feelings; Psalm 69 David was good at letting his feelings out: “I am weary with crying, draw near to my soul.”)
Let yourself cry (Psalm 61:1-4 Hear my cry! John 11:35 Jesus wept.)
Get good ongoing support (Gal 6:2 We are to bear each others’ burdens; I Pet 1:22 We are to love each other with a pure heart fervently.)
Keep your sense of humor (Prov 17:22 A merry heart is good medicine; Neh 8:10 The joy of the Lord is our strength.)
Let go of what is out of your control (Deut 33:27 Let Him carry us. Underneath are the everlasting arms; Phil 3:13-14 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.)
Give yourself time (Psalm 37 Wait on the Lord; Rom 8:28 Trust Him to work all things together for our good and His glory.)
Besides your current books “Goodbye for Now” and “Formerly A Wife”, what other projects or special appearances should we expect from you this year and the next?
When I married a combat veteran battling PTSD, little did I know that this was to be far more than just a solid-happy marriage to the man of my dreams. In spite of the fact that we’re not perfect by any means, and life is chock full of ups and downs, my journey in the world of posttraumatic stress has bloomed into a global ministry to others who share the same ongoing challenges.
The book, LOVE OUR VETS: Restoring Hope for Families of Veterans with PTSD, and the website rich with support resources (www.LoveOurVets.org), and our online Facebook community of those battling PTSD and their loved ones, are all the result of what I have been learning along the way.
I’ve discovered that faith and love are two crucial lifelines for those going through pain, loss, trauma, or grief: faith connecting us to God, and love connecting us to others. No one needs to be alone. Ever.
My hunch is that everyone is going through something, but most of us will try to power through or put up a good appearance. I hope if you are in a deep valley right now, that you will reach up to God, and reach out to others who care.
And for all of us, don’t wait until our lives are perfect, pain free, and under control to offer love and encouragement to someone else who needs to know that there is hope.
You can also follow my journey via my Reflection Blog at www.welbyo.com, and also my PTSD Blog at www.LoveOurVets.org.
May we all continue learning and growing, and thanking the Lord for all He has done, and will do in us, for us, and through us. God bless you!
* BTSCelebs sends a special thanks to Welby O’Brien and Frontgate Media for the interview and images.*
The Chicago Auto Show is a must see!
BTSCelebs was given the golden opportunity to attend the show for the 5th year in a row, and it was magical. On opening day, the vehicle exhibits were alive with games the whole family could enjoy. From test driving autos like Jeeps and Rams to playing bean bag toss game, there is literally something for all ages to enjoy. All of your favorite brands had their best models on display for you to dream about.
Automakers that stood out this year were Ford with their incredible games and generous free (reusable) bags, Toyota made Chicago proud showing their support of our resident baseball teams on their SUVs, Kia with their futuristic plane/spaceship inspired car and Jeep and Ram had award-winning worthy test tracks.
The entire show appeared to be more welcoming than ever before with a plethora of snacks, beverages and memorabilia to buy. You could even enjoy a blast from the past when you gaze at the unique classic cars.
The 2020 Chicago Auto Show runs through February 17th at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL.
*BTSCelebs sends a special thanks to the Chicago Auto Show for the press pass.*
A couple years ago, BTSCelebs reviewed Courtney Walsh’s “Just Let Go”, and I was inspired by the book’s powerful message. Today, let’s meet the New York Times bestselling author who created the book while learning more about her new novel “If for Any Reason”.
BTSCelebs: Who is Courtney Walsh?
Courtney Walsh: I’m a wife, a mom of three (and a Bernedoodle), a business owner, theatre director, and author of contemporary romance and women’s fiction. I love story. There’s so much power in story. I also love coffee (a lot of coffee!), working out, and movies.
What inspired the story behind If for Any Reason?
Before I wrote novels, I worked in the scrapbooking industry. I did it because it was a fun and creative way to tell our stories and to preserve our family’s memories, but also to leave a legacy behind. Think about finding an old letter in your grandmother’s handwriting—there’s just something instantly nostalgic about that. One year, a fellow scrapbooker created a small album and titled it “If for Any Reason.” It was a book of letters for her daughters, just in case there was ever a reason she wasn’t there to tell them all the things she wanted to—she wasn’t taking any chances. That idea has always stuck with me, and it got me thinking . . . what if this was all someone had left of their beloved mother?
You reside in Illinois, but you chose the East Coast’s Nantucket setting. What does Nantucket mean to you?
I’ve been fortunate to visit Nantucket twice, and both times I was completely smitten with it. It’s such a charming, unique place to visit, and the whole idea of being surrounded by water amazes me (especially as someone from the landlocked Midwest). To me, Nantucket is the perfect place to set a romance. Everything about it feels like falling in love.
What similarities and differences do you share with your book’s character Emily Ackerman?
Emily is actually quite different from me. She’s kind of a vagabond, with lots of restless ways. I’m a homebody who would be content to stay right where I am 95 percent of the time. Emily is very boho-chic, inherently fashionable. I prefer my workout clothes. Where we are similar, I think, is that family is important to both of us, and we both tend to be slightly unsure of ourselves. Plus, Emily works in the theatre, and I have a degree in theatre and now own and run a youth theatre with my husband. Emily discovers she loves directing kids too.
What does If for Any Reason tell us about redemption and trusting God?
I think this book deals a lot with forgiveness, as most of my books do. It’s an area that isn’t always easy, but we all need to ask for it and offer it over and over again. I like exploring that, especially exploring the idea that none of us are ever beyond forgiveness and redemption, and that’s something Emily has to learn as the secrets surrounding her mother’s death are revealed.
How did you use your own mother’s wise words to craft letters by Emily’s mom?
Actually, I used my words to my own daughter to craft those letters. My daughter was diagnosed with thyroid cancer when I was writing this book, so a lot of the mother/daughter aspects of this novel are precious to me. Often I would ask myself, “What would I say to Sophia? What would I most want her to know?” And that was a great jumping-off point.
Which character in the book was the most difficult to describe and relate to?
Emily’s grandmother. I mean, as the author, you do have to find a way to relate to every character, but she is the only one who’s the most difficult to relate to. She is the one whose motivations are the most selfish, so it’s hard to sympathize with her.
Has your family read the book? What was their initial response to the story and characters?
Not yet. My mom has—she’s always one of my first readers—and she always tells me she loves my books (even when I ask for honest feedback!). But my immediate family hasn’t read it yet.
How will this book touch nonbelievers?
I always hope that all of my readers will be moved by my novels. The faith journey in my books is always intentionally subtle. I try to wrap up the message of grace into each story because that’s one of the main themes I like to explore. I hope it’s effective. I hope people feel God’s love and are challenged as they’re entertained.
Learn more about Courtney Walsh by visiting her official website Courtneywalshwrites.com
“If for Any Reason” is scheduled to be released February 3rd, 2020.
*BTSCelebs sends a special thank you to Tyndale House Publishers and Courtney Walsh for the interview and image*
Love is on display!
In March, Dagny Griffin makes her debut with the vibrant children’s book “Shine”. The wonderful, wordless, picture book illustrates the daily life of a cheerful 8-year-old girl named Mia. The lively child is on a mission to show God’s love and share joy to everyone around her. “Shine” shows readers how diligent she prays, reads her bible and encourages the people she encounters. Her infectious joy slowly brings life to the depressed and dreary city.
Whether she is doing chores or showing love to her enemies, Mia never lets anything steal her joy. I feel like children and adults alike can learn so much from this positive story based on the biblical passage Matthew 5:14, which is about Christians letting their light shine in the world. This is a must-see book!
Laura Bobbiesi deserves an honorable mention with the fun and intriguing illustrations she contributed.
“Shine” will be officially released on March 3rd, 2020.
*A Special Thanks to Tyndale Kids (Tyndale House Publishers) for the advance reader copy of the book and cover image*
Meet Dr. Charles Page!
Healing someone’s body and soul is the ultimate goal of this skilled surgeon. He is on a mission to bring peace into people’s lives despite the dire circumstances that lead them to his medical facility. BTSCelebs was recently given the golden opportunity to interview Dr. Page and learn a little more about him and gain some quality advice to live by.
BTSCelebs: Who is Dr. Charles Page?
Dr. Charles Page: When I explain what I do to people, I tell them, I’m the best guy to see on the worst day of your life. I’m a small-town surgeon in Texas. Most people don’t know I exist until something bad happens. Cancer. A car wreck. The need for emergency surgery.
Being a surgeon is one of the many hats I wear. I’m a husband, a dad, an author, a speaker, a small-business owner and a deacon in my church.
That’s what I do. Here’s who I am. I am a child God, growing in faith and doing my best to cooperate with God as He leads. I’m a work in progress.
What inspired you to write “Surrendered Sleep”?
‘Surrendered Sleep’ grew out of sleep deprivation and my quest for answers. My struggles are multi-faceted: phone calls from the hospital, trips to the emergency room, tough decisions that keep me awake, my own health challenges.
I searched the scriptures for help. In the process, I realized how much the Bible says about sleep and rest. Sleep was God’s idea.
You have a busy schedule as a surgeon, storyteller, father and author. How to you make time for relaxation?
I continue to learn of my need to turn everything off and give it to God. Screens. Worries. Distracting thoughts. When I let go of those things and trust God to do for me what I can’t do for myself—I sleep better.
Humans, unlike most animals, were created to turn off. Giraffes, elephants, deer sleep, on average, three to four hours in a twenty-four cycle. To survive, they must stay alert—around the clock. In contrast, humans sleep about eight hours during the same time period. I believe our sleep-wake cycle reminds us that we need to release control. When we do, we let God do for us what we can’t do for ourselves as we lay down to rest.
What does the Bible say about getting a good night’s rest?
The Bible doesn’t offer any formulas for a good night’s sleep. Instead, it provides a framework for rest which flows out of a growing relationship with Christ.
We often think, God turns off as we lay our heads on our pillows. But the reverse is true. God remains active as we sleep, work in and for us.
The scriptures present several attitudes about sleep and rest. The first is a calm heart. Jesus slept in the bow of ship—in the middle of a storm. Like the Lord, we can turn off and trust God when life’s challenges threaten sleep.
A calm heart knows that God’s providence, protection and provision are working in their lives as they rest. A calm heart practices prayer, meditation and the spiritual disciplines when they lay down to rest.
A wise heart knows that the best way to get a good night’s rest begins the moment we wake up. A wise heart makes sound decisions that set them up for refreshing sleep:
“My son, preserve sound judgment and discernment, do not let them out of your sight; they will be life for you, an ornament to grace your neck. Then you will go on your way in safety, and your foot will not stumble; when you lie down, you will not be afraid; when you lie down, your sleep will be sweet.” (Prov. 3:21-24, NIV).
Sleep flows out of a life filled with wisdom. We need to grow in judgement and discernment in every part of our lives–our health, our relationships, our day to day decisions. Everything affects our sleep.
Here’s a thought to ponder. There are over one thousand sleep disorders. We need to be wise about our health and consult a physician if we are having problems sleeping.
Is there a way to obtain proper rest with a newborn in the home?
An old adage says: “Those who sleep like a baby, probably don’t have one.” Once again, the Bible doesn’t give us a formula. My wife and I have five children. Two of which have left the nest. We sometimes lose more sleep thinking about our grown kids now than we did caring for them when they were babies. Small kids—small problems. Big kids—bigger problems. You’re always going to have something which will try to rob your sleep.
Remember, whatever stage in life you are in—it’s just a season. Babies grow. Time passes quickly. Relish the opportunity you have now with your young children. In Psalm 127 the writer links several principles together–sleep, children and labor: “Unless the LORD builds the house, its builders labor in vain. Unless the LORD watches over the city, the watchmen stand guard in vain. In vain you rise early and stay up late, toiling for food to eat—for he grants sleep to those he loves.” (Psa. 127:1-3, NIV).
In your family, in your work and in your sleep, learn to make room for grace. Get in rhythm with your child’s sleep patterns. Here’s four ideas than can help you sleep like a baby—even when you have one:
Sleep, when they sleep.
Give God your to do list and let him work for you as you rest.
Don’t major on the minors. If things don’t get done, then perhaps God didn’t intend for you to do it in the first place.
If possible, build a team so you can take breaks.
What do you hope readers take away from your book?
There is a time to sleep and a time to get up. I want readers to learn to cooperate with God, recognize what He is doing in their lives, grow spiritually and draw upon His resources—awake or sleeping. We’ll get our sleep and activity right when we align ourselves with what God is doing in our lives. Sleep, activity—everything—flows from our abiding relationship with Christ. As we learn to depend on God, he will show us and give us the proper balance of sleep, work and activity.
What other projects should we expect from you this year and the next?
I am promoting my newest book, ‘A Spoonful of Courage for the Sick and Suffering’. These inspirational stories help the ill focus upward and outward instead of inward.
Lord willing, the second book in this series, ‘A Spoonful of Courage for Caregivers’, will come out before the end of 2020. The people who often suffer most are not the sick, but those helping them. They need to be encouraged as well.
I’ve also got three children’s books which will be coming out in 2020, Climbing the Upside-Down Tree, The Lizard in Lizzie’s Gizzard and Fluffy’s Christmas Homecoming.
I also have a podcast which helps those going through a health crisis stay focused on God.
Learn more about Dr. Page and his upcoming activities by visiting his official website at CharlesWPage.com
* BTSCelebs sends a special thanks to Dr. Charles Page and Biscuit Media Group for the interview and images.*
Image Credit: @sofiawylie on Instagram (features actor Matt Cornett)
We are just two weeks away from a brand new decade of The Chicago Auto Show!
Global automakers are very excited to share their latest creations with the Chicago audience before they head across the country. The largest auto show introduces new and concept vehicles from far and wide to the Windy City next month. According to recent press releases, here are some things to look forward to this year-
Honda’s “custom-built display aims to create a vibrant and energetic atmosphere that draws visitors to its stand and into the brand.” (Sage Marie, assistant vice president for public relations)
Subaru’s National Park tribute display brings the “beauty of their national parks to the auto show”. People who love the environment will cherish their exhibit. They “hope to continue to honor their partnership by bringing awareness to their national parks to those who have not yet had a chance to experience them.” (Thomas J. Doll, CEO and President)
Toyota will bring a rotating stage and indoor test track this year. Their head of sales for Toyota Motor North America states, “Auto shows are still a critical part of the business.” (Bob Carter)
“Volkswagen is also growing its display to add an indoor test track which will feature its first ever show floor driving experience. It will be the first official Atlas Cross Sport activation since its reveal in 2019.”
The 2020 Chicago Auto Show kicks off on February 8th!
Photo Credit: @TimTebow on Instagram
The inspirational athlete is ready to say “I Do”!
Tim Tebow and his fiancee Demi-Leigh jetted off to her hometown, Cape Town, South Africa, this past weekend to celebrate their upcoming nuptials. Check out their fun party photos and videos below:
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tebow!
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