Wendy Williams American TV Show Host 59 years old Married Full Name Wendy Joan Williams Age 59 Birth date July 18, 1964 Horoscope Cancer Birth Place Asbury Park, NJ Profession TV Show Host Net Worth $60 million Martial Status Married Height 5′ 10″ Ethnicity Black Nationality American Weight 175 lbs (79 kg) Hair Color Black Eye Color Dark Brown Ahead, we take a look at who is Wendy Williams dating now, who has she dated, Wendy Williams’s husband, past relationships and dating history.

William Murphy III American Gospel Singer 50 years old Single Full Name William Murphy III Age 50 Birth date August 2, 1973 Horoscope Leo Birth Place Detroit Profession Gospel Singer Net Worth $100,000 – $1M Martial Status Single Height N/A Ethnicity Unknown Nationality American Weight lbs ( kg) Hair Color N/A Eye Color N/A Ahead, we take a look at who is William Murphy III dating now, who has he dated, William Murphy III’s girlfriend, past relationships and dating history.

He’s used plastic zip ties, bamboo sticks and even cat food cans to open the locks dangling from gym lockers and storage sheds across the US. Bill Johnson is now attracting a global following thanks to his YouTube campaign against Master Lock — offering a veritable how-to on ways to open its padlocks without a key. “Stay away from Master Lock,” Johnson warns as his online alter ego, Bosnian Bill, in a November video, after opening one of the company’s locks in a few seconds by simply tapping on it with a small brass hammer.

TL;DR:  My Big Fat Fabulous Life Season 10 premieres August 9 on TLC. In the new season, Whitney supports her family during a difficult time. TLC also announced premiere dates for several other returning shows.  New episodes of My Big Fat Fabulous Life are coming to TLC. The 10th season of Whitney Way Thore’s reality series premieres in August 2022 and sees Whitney and her family dealing with a family crisis.

In a city awash with museums, perusing art is always possible, but it isn’t always easy. With so much on view, it can feel like you need an art history degree to navigate it all. Which paintings should out-of-towners see at the National Gallery of Art? Which pieces should new transplants visit at the Smithsonian museums? And is there anything left for locals to discover? To answer those questions, we asked museum directors, curators and The Post’s Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic, Philip Kennicott, to tell us about their favorite pieces.