A Chicago woman working as an extra on the next “Transformers” movie is in a medically induced coma after she was injured during filming, MyFoxChicago.com reports. Gabriela Cedillo, 24, has been pursuing a passion for acting while working a regular job at a bank . On Wednesday, she was driving her car through a scene of “Transformers 3,” filming in Hammond, Ind., when a stunt for the scene went horribly wrong. Witnesses said a cable snapped, whipping through her windshield and hitting her in the head. She is recovering from brain surgery at Loyola Medical Center. Neighbors told MyFoxChicago.com that Cedillo was excited to be working on the movie. “It was a blessing to know she was going to be a part of it,” Nate Smith told the TV station. “But then to find out she was part of the unfortunate accident, it set you back a few steps. … Nothing you can do but sit and pray.” The last day of filming in Chicago had been scheduled for Thursday, but it was called off because of the accident. “Our thoughts and prayers are with Gabriela, her family and loved ones,” the film production said in a written statement. “We are looking into what caused the accident.” State workplace investigators in Indiana also are looking into the accident.

Recently freed rapper DMX made waves in Saint Louis over the weekend, during an appearance on Hot 104.1.The rapper appeared on the Young Dip’s show and after Young Dip finished playing a song by Fort Meyers, Florida rapper Plies, DMX shared his opinion with the station’s hundreds-of-thousands of listeners. While DMX co-signed T.I. as his favorite artists out right now, he blasted Plies. “I don’t even know who the worst is, but he has to be one of the worst,” DMX said. “I mean ‘Bruh Bruh?’ Serious? that has to be one of the worst. How do you even fix your mouth to say that or spell that? I am looking at how it’s spelled.” The rapper then got serious and revealed a more positive side, that could be featured on his upcoming album. “On a serious note, what a lot of people don’t understand, is that we as artists, are teachers. And if you teach people to spell like that and talk like that, then you dumber than the people you are supposed to be teaching.” Story By Mike Winslow