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An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 in Seattle on January 6‚ 2024. | Photo by Stephen Brashear / Getty Images The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered the “temporary grounding” of 171 Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes this morning after a section of fuselage separated from the side of an Alaska Airlines flight on Friday‚ leaving a gaping hole in the plane. The agency said in its announcement that it will send an Emergency Airworthiness Directive out soon to require an inspection of all of the grounded planes that “will take around four to eight hours per aircraft.” The New York Times reported yesterday that flight 1282 from Portland International Airport had made an emergency landing back at the same airport just 20 minutes later because of a “pressurization issue” that resulted in a wall of the plane blowing out. According to the Times‚... Continue reading…

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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan on Saturday warned that the U.S. central bank may need to resume raising its short-term policy rate to keep a recent decline in long-term bond yields from rekindling inflation.

U.S. military forces shot down a drone early Saturday over the Red Sea in international waters near several commercial vessels‚ the Pentagon said.

Liz Cheney has launched her latest effort to end Donald Trump's political career through her book tour‚ loads of major interviews‚ and howls of warnings that his reelection will end up in a fearful dictatorship.

MISSION VIEJO‚ CA — A new scandal erupted just days before the Iowa Caucus as former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was forced to address fresh revelations that his name had appeared over 50 times in newly unsealed Sizzler documents.

A research team from the University of Granada (UGR) has demonstrated that it’s not mobile phones themselves to which people are “addicted‚” but rather the...

In the late ’70s and early ’80s‚ Sally Field and Burt Reynolds had a tumultuous and widely scrutinized relationship. The duo first met on the set of the 1977 film Smokey and the Bandit‚ where their on-screen chemistry seamlessly transitioned into a real-life romance. Despite having a magnetic connection‚ their journey together was marred with intense highs and lows‚ which stemmed from Reynolds’s career and personal struggles before resulting in a highly publicized breakup in 1982. In a new book‚ 50 Oscar Nights‚ that will hit the bookstores later in the month‚ Sally reflected on her relationship with the late White Lightning star‚ shedding light on the complexities and nuances of their time together while detailing how he reacted to her 1980 Oscar win. Sally Fields says Burt Reynolds never gave her any support SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT‚ Burt Reynolds‚ Sally Field‚ 1977 In Dave Karger’s book‚ set to be released by January 23‚ the actress reminisced on a pivotal moment when Reynolds‚ her boyfriend at the time‚ expressed discontent with the attention she garnered for her portrayal of a union organizer in Norma Rae. This role gave her a major career boost and marked a significant shift from her previous image as a cheerful TV and film comedy star to a serious actor featured in major films. RELATED: Sally Field Says She Had Her ‘Worst On-Screen Kiss’ With Burt Reynolds Sally also noted that during the 52nd Academy Awards in 1980‚ where she won the Oscar for Best Actress for her role in Norma Rae‚ the late actor declined to accompany her as her date. She relied on the support of her actor and comedian friend‚ David Steinberg‚ and his then-wife‚ Judy‚ who graced the ceremony with her. “David said‚ ‘Well‚ for God’s sakes‚ we’ll take you‚'” the 77-year-old explained in the book. “He and Judy made it a big celebration. They picked me up in a limousine and had champagne in the car. They made it just wonderful fun.” SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT II‚ from left: Burt Reynolds‚ Sally Field‚ 1980. ©Universal/courtesy Everett Collection Sally further disclosed that Reynold’s lack of support for her craft began as early as when Norma Rae was set to premiere at the 1979 Cannes Film Festival. He urged her not to attend the prestigious festival‚ belittling her craft. “He did not want me to go to Cannes at all‚” she shared. “He said‚ ‘You don’t think you’re going to win anything‚ do you?'” The actress still misses her former boyfriend In her memoir‚ In Pieces‚ which she released after Reynolds’ death‚ Sally wrote that‚ despite enduring emotional trauma‚ she still cherishes the memory she had with Reynolds. “There are times in your life that are so indelible they never fade away‚” she wrote. “They stay alive‚ even forty years later. My years with Burt never leave my mind. He will be in my history and my heart for as long as I live.” SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT II‚ from left‚ Burt Reynolds‚ Sally Field‚ 1980‚ ©Universal/courtesy Everett Collection In her conversation with The New York Times‚ she expressed satisfaction that he had passed before publishing her memoir. She acknowledged a sense of relief that he would never have the opportunity to read about how she portrayed him as controlling‚ drawing comparisons to her abusive stepfather. “This would hurt him‚ I felt glad that he wasn’t going to read it‚” Sally confessed‚” he wasn’t going to be asked about it‚ and he wasn’t going to have to defend himself or lash out‚ which he probably would have. I did not want to hurt him any further.” Click for next Article The post Sally Field Admits That Burt Reynolds Wasn’t Supportive Of Her 1980 Oscar Win appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

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