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Polly Holliday, known for her role as Flo on the sitcom 'Alice' and famous for the catchphrase 'Kiss my grits!', has died at age 88. She was a versatile actress with a career spanning TV, Broadway, and film, and was the last surviving principal cast member of 'Alice'.
Polly Holliday, the actress famous for her role as Flo on 'Alice' and for coining the catchphrase 'Kiss my grits,' has died at age 88. She was a versatile performer with a career spanning TV, Broadway, and film, earning multiple award nominations and a win, and was known for her sharp wit and Southern charm.
Polly Holliday, best known for her role as Flo on 'Alice' and famous for the catchphrase 'Kiss my grits!', died at age 88 in Manhattan. She was a celebrated stage and screen actress with a career spanning theater, television, and film, including a Tony nomination and roles in notable movies like 'Gremlins'.
Polly Holliday, known for her role as the sassy waitress Flo on the 1970s sitcom 'Alice,' has died at age 88 in Manhattan.
Polly Holliday, the actress best known for her role as Flo on the TV show Alice and for her catchphrase 'Kiss my grits!', has died at age 88. She was the last surviving original cast member of Alice, won two Golden Globes, and was a four-time Emmy nominee. Her career included notable TV roles and appearances in films like Gremlins and Mrs. Doubtfire.
Polly Holliday, best known for her role as Flo on the sitcom 'Alice' and its spinoff, has died at age 88. She was a celebrated actress with a Tony nomination and appeared in numerous films and TV shows, leaving a lasting legacy with her iconic catchphrase 'Kiss my grits.'
Polly Holliday, best known for her role as Flo on the sitcom 'Alice,' has died at age 88, ending a long career in television and stage. Her character was famous for her sassy catchphrase 'Kiss my grits.'
A California jury found Meta violated state privacy laws by secretly collecting menstrual health data from Flo app users without consent, using it for ad targeting. The lawsuit, which also involved Google and other companies, resulted in Meta and Flo settling the case, emphasizing the importance of protecting sensitive health information. Meta disputes the verdict, asserting they did not eavesdrop on users.
The Austin Parks and Recreation Department has begun the removal process for a leaning tree known as "Flo" at Barton Springs Pool due to ongoing structural defects and a confirmed diagnosis of brittle cinder fungus, which has no cure and poses a life safety hazard. Overhanging parts of the tree have already been cut off and removed, with the main trunk remaining. A Celebration of Life ceremony was held to honor Flo's history, and PARD is collecting stories, memories, and photos of the tree.