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Gilmore Girls alum Scott Cohen and his wife are feeling fortunate to be alive after they were unexpectedly involved in a high-speed car chase. Cohen and his wife Anastasia Traina were hit in a head-on collision while driving home in Brooklyn, New York, according to Page Six. The other vehicle was fleeing authorities in a high-speed chase that led to Cohen and Traina’s injuries. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Scott Cohen (@scottecohen) “We thought we were dead,” Cohen told the outlet. “My wife’s arm is all messed up,” the actor added. “I have a broken sternum, which is supposed to be never-healing. It’s like called a nonunion break, and it’s never going to heal.” The incident happened in June. According to The Astoria Post, cops pulled over a male driver for a routine traffic stop in Astoria, Queens, and took off, leading police in a pursuit.

“'Here in these hands I hold the planet, bigger than the stars and stranger than the moon ... when my mama is out looking for a boy/girl to beat, I play basketball ...' words I still know by heart from the play Runaways, created by one of my heroes, Elizabeth Swados. These words and this play spoke to me, inspired me, but most of all made me feel not so very alone.” Elizabeth Swados died on Tuesday, at 64, the result of complications after surgery for esophageal cancer, and these words from Anastasia Traina, posted on her Facebook page, are among the hundreds of tributes that continue to pour in on social media this week. Swados was only 27 at the time Runaways, which she wrote, directed, and choreographed, moved from the Off Broadway realm of the Public Theater to Broadway in 1978, earning five Tony nominations and winning her an Obie for...