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French film producer Nicolas Altmayer and Dior PR director Mathilde Favier died in a car crash in western France after their vehicle collided with a truck while overtaking another car; authorities opened an investigation into involuntary manslaughter by a driver. Altmayer and Favier were prominent figures in French cinema and Dior’s communications, respectively.
Minnie Driver revealed she was in a “really bad car accident” in France a few days ago, wearing a neck brace with a sprained neck but otherwise fine. She and her friend Ben crawled out after another vehicle failed to stop at an intersection. She credited their Kia’s 360-degree airbags with saving their lives and thanked a van driver, her friends and family, and medical staff, sharing the update in an Instagram video recorded in London.
Minnie Driver posted an Instagram update saying she suffered a sprained neck and is in shock after a serious car crash in rural France, where she and a friend were T-boned when another car didn’t stop at an intersection. The duo crawled out alive, received help from bystanders and responders, and Driver later returned to London to recover. She expressed gratitude to the Kia vehicle and to those who assisted at the scene, even joking about changing her name to Kia Driver.
49ers coach Kyle Shanahan spoke to the team for the first time since July’s car crash; he’s improving but still dealing with concussion symptoms, and the organization is using a phased return with support from staff including John Lynch, Chris Foerster, and coordinators as practices continue.
49ers coach Kyle Shanahan publicly owned responsibility for the July car crash, saying he briefly looked for his phone and crossed the center line, causing the collision. He disputed the CHP report faulting the other driver as a clerical error, and noted reporting from SI.com and Grant Cohn; this was his first public comment since the July 14 incident.
Public records show 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan was holding and using a cellphone at the time of a head‑on crash; he wasn’t cited, the other driver was deemed at fault, and the team’s secrecy around the incident has drawn questions about why details emerged only as training camp began.
NFL analyst Chris Simms disclosed the severity of Kyle Shanahan's injuries from a July car crash, detailing broken ribs, facial lacerations, a broken nose, a broken left hand, and a lingering concussion; he said the crash could have been much worse, and Shanahan is attending training camp on a limited basis while he recovers.
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan suffered non-life-threatening injuries, including a concussion, in a July 14 car crash and will participate in training camp on a limited basis as he recovers; assistant head coach Chris Foerster will handle head coaching duties during his absence, with a phased return timeline tied to his concussion recovery.
Rams coach Sean McVay says Kyle Shanahan is in good spirits and on the road to recovery after a July car crash that left him with a concussion, multiple broken bones, and facial lacerations; Shanahan will coach on a limited basis in training camp, and McVay praised his friend’s perspective and resilience.
Independent wrestler Jordan Saint, known as Black Flash, has died at 23 in a car accident. Tributes poured in from Pandemonium Pro Wrestling and Naptown All-Pro Wrestling, praising his passion and kindness. Saint, active in the indie scene since 2022 and linked to NAP Wrestling since 2023, was scheduled to appear at Pandemonium Burst & Decay on August 2, 2026 in Texas.
The Voice alumnus Dylan Carter died at 24 in a car crash in Colleton County, South Carolina, after his 2026 Tesla veered off the road and struck a pole; he died from blunt force injuries and the death was ruled accidental by the coroner. Weeks earlier, he posted a final Instagram carousel from a Palmetto Mudway performance with a caption about preferring a flatbed trailer to a big stage, and his family described him as a gifted, kind entertainer who brought joy to his community; Carter had previously wowed The Voice Season 24 judges and chose Reba McEntire as his coach.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former The Voice contestant from South Carolina, died after his 2026 Tesla veered off a rural highway, struck a curb and a utility pole, and overturned; he was alone and wearing a seatbelt. The Colleton County coroner ruled the death accidental, citing blunt force trauma, and authorities say the highway patrol is continuing to investigate the crash.
The Voice season 24 contestant Dylan Carter, aged 24 from South Carolina, died from blunt force injuries after a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, SC. Authorities have ruled the death accidental, and Carter was wearing a seat belt at the time.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former The Voice season 24 contestant, died after a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, South Carolina; authorities say he was alone when his car ran off the road, struck a utility pole and fence, and overturned before he succumbed to his injuries. Carter co-founded The Local Voice nonprofit supporting breast-cancer families, was scheduled to perform at Moncks Corner’s Music on Main, and tributes poured in from his hometown mayor and former coach Reba McEntire.
Dylan Carter, a Season 24 contestant on The Voice and co-founder of The Local Voice, died at 24 in a car accident in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. He was a community performer who co-founded a breast cancer charity, owned Sunny Days RV & Campground, and worked as a realtor; local officials and his charity offered condolences.