“Big guy. Let me get the big guy in here,” Terry Bradshaw said to Chiefs coach Andy Reid, holding out his hand to usher him to the front of the stage. “Come on, waddle over here,” Bradshaw told him. Then Bradshaw cackled. Football fans threw a flag.
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It’s Wednesday of Super Bowl week so it’s time for the annual post of the entire Prince halftime show 🔥….today also marks the 19 year anniversary of the show
Rough day, week, year? We know. Stop. Take a deep breath and listen to Yo-Yo Ma playing his cello on the slumbering Kansas prairie. Magic. https://t.co/riIyEbSWWZ
O say can you see ... that apparently sports fans don't like our national anthem? That Spain's "La Marcha Real" is most popular?? Before the World Cup comes to KC, check out what this survey says about anthems that get stadium crowds all hyped up.
https://t.co/uAFmyrwHGa
I am stunned and deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Anne Burrell.
Anne wasn’t just a fiery chef. She was a radiant spirit who lit up every room she entered. From the very beginning on Worst Cooks in America, our friendly rivalry was fueled by mutual respect: I’d risk bleaching my hair; she’d risk losing hers. An epic wager that epitomized her unbeatable spirit. It was a wager I ultimately lost, but I couldn’t imagine losing to a more fierce competitor.
Outside of Worst Cooks I came to know her as a generous and supportive colleague and an even better friend.
I’ll always remember her unwavering dedication, not just to food, but to lifting others up. She believed in nurturing culinary potential and celebrating small victories, whether in an amateur cook or on a charity fundraiser.
That was Anne. Uncompromising in her standards, yet tender in her mentorship.
To her husband Stuart, her stepson Javier, her mother Marlene, sister Jane, and her many friends and fans: please know that Anne’s warmth, vibrant spirit, and generous heart will echo in kitchens around the world and in our hearts forever.
Rest in peace, Chef. Your legacy as a champion of food, kindness, and empowerment will continue to inspire. Thank you for every lesson, every challenge, and every glorious moment. You will be deeply missed and never forgotten.
With all my love and respect,
Robert Irvine
"Why don't you go back to your country." I'm hearing more and more people on TikTok say European fans are afraid to come here for World Cup next year. KC hosts some of those games.
"Should the Defense Secretary.."
Marjorie Taylor Greene: "Wait what country are you from?"
"From the UK"
"OK we don't give a crap about your opinion and your reporting. Why don't you go back to your country. We have a major migrant problem. You should care about your own borders"
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