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Salman Rushdie is back and he doesn’t want your pity

Salman Rushdie is back and he doesn’t want your pity

Author Salman Rushdie, marking his return to the literary world after a violent attack last year that left him permanently injured, says he wants no pity.“I have always tried very hard not to play the victim role,” he said recently. New Yorker magazine editor David Remnick. The story marked Rushdie's first interview since he was stabbed.His comeback as a public figure also included a recent real-life visit to the New York City office of his agent, Andrew Wylie; promoting his new book, "Victory City," completed before the stabbing; and a vow to avoid bitter feelings six months after the attack…
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Chiefs’ Andy Reid Meets With His Former Eagles Players and Talks About Building Up to Super Bowl LVII

Chiefs’ Andy Reid Meets With His Former Eagles Players and Talks About Building Up to Super Bowl LVII

Aside from "The Kelce Bowl," this year's Super Bowl has been regarded by fans as "The Andy Reid Bowl."Reid has led two teams to the Super Bowl in his 24 years as head coach, with his only win coming with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019. But in 2004, Reid led his Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl, ultimately losing to the New England patriots. in the end. Reid has been the Chiefs' head coach for 10 years, but for 14 seasons he was in Philadelphia coaching the Eagles, which is why fans think there's some revenge in store for…
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The father met with the children who have been missing for nearly a year and says they are “still in shock.”

The father met with the children who have been missing for nearly a year and says they are “still in shock.”

A father reunited with his two missing children after nearly a year said his ex-wife, accused of kidnapping, kept them out of school and limited who they interacted with so they couldn't be found. The boys, ages 11 and 12, were reported missing in Missouri on March 15 and were found at a Florida grocery store last week.“My children were missing. He didn't know where they are. … That is the biggest fear in the world,” Blake Gilley, 38, said Monday afternoon in an exclusive interview. "It's an understatement to say that he was terrified and scared."Gilley said the children…
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Patrick Mahomes promises a crazy Super Bowl celebration with Cooper Manning if the Chiefs win

Patrick Mahomes promises a crazy Super Bowl celebration with Cooper Manning if the Chiefs win

If the Kansas City Chiefs win Super Bowl LVII over the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday, Patrick Mahomes already knows how he'll be celebrating. Mahomes spoke with Cooper Manning, brother of Super Bowl champions Peyton and Eli Manning, during the opening night of the Super Bowl in Arizona on Monday, and was impressed with his outfit. Manning sported complete cowboy gear, from hat to boots. Those boots became the topic of conversation, and since both sides know what it's like to celebrate a Super Bowl victory (Manning may not have played, but he sure did celebrate with his brothers), the topic…
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