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Georginio Wijnaldum Talks Liverpool Future, FA Cup Replay with Shrewsbury
Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has said he is in no hurry to agree a contract extension at Anfield. The Dutchman has been a fantastic signing for the Reds since he moved from Newcastle United in 2016...
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Dad left fighting for life after nail biting leads to deadly infection
His finger ballooned and started oozing green puss.
- EntertainmentTotal Film Magazine
The Witcher creator on Netflix series vs the games: "You cannot compare carbonara with a bicycle"
Andrzej Sapkowski thinks comparing the two beloved adaptations is pre-pasta-rous
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MacKenzie Bezos, Amazon CEO’s ex-wife, sells $400M in stock after pledge to give away billions
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' ex-wife, MacKenzie Bezos, has sold off about $400 million worth of the Amazon stock she received as part of the couple's divorce settlement — potentially providing the wherewithal for the charitable activities she's planning. Word of the sale came indirectly, in an end-of-year filing that Jeff Bezos made with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing notes that the Amazon CEO exercises sole voting authority over nearly 19.5 million Amazon shares that he doesn't have the sole power to dispose of. That matches the stake that MacKenzie Bezos holds — and CNBC notes it's about 200,000… Read More
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Nighttime mortar attack on US Embassy in Baghdad injured 1
A top U.S. commander said Monday that mortars were used in an attack on the American embassy in Baghdad that injured one person and caused some material damage the previous night, not katyusha rockets as was initially reported by staffers and a statement from the military. Gen. Frank McKenzie, a top U.S. commander for the Middle East, told reporters traveling with him that the mortar attack started a fire that was put out. A military statement had said five rockets hit inside Baghdad's Green Zone, where the embassy sits.
- WorldThe Telegraph
US Air Force plane crashes in Taliban held-territory in Afghanistan
An American military communications plane crashed in Afghanistan, south west of the capital Kabul.
- CelebrityThe Independent
Jaden Smith congratulates Tyler the Creator after Grammys win: 'My boyfriend just won a Grammy'
Jaden Smith has congratulated Tyler, the Creator after the IGOR rapper won his first-ever Grammy for Best Rap Album.The artist, who also performed at the ceremony at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, accepted his prize and thanked a number of people, including his mother who went up on stage with him.
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NCIS veteran Scottie Thompson moves over to spin-off NCIS: Los Angeles in new role
And she's on a rather unusual mission.
