Explore More Adrian Peterson isn’t ready to give up yet. The 38-year-old running back, who last played in 2021, indicated he wants to play this season if anyone will have him. “Mentally, I haven’t officially hung it up. We’ll see what happens,” Peterson told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. “My mindset is: If God’s willing maybe an opportunity presents itself and maybe it happens this season. I’ll go from there. But nothing happens this season, for sure I will be hanging it up.

Albert Bourla- Biography Albert Bourla is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ‘Pfizer,’ one of the world’s top pharmaceutical businesses. He is also a veterinarian. He is noted for his zealous leadership and lives by the motto “Breakthroughs that alter patients’ lives.” During his 25-year tenure as CEO of Pfizer, he has changed as a result of his diverse skill set. In terms of the present pandemic, Albert-led Pfizer has cleared the first two trials for the COVID-19 vaccine and is currently through its third phase trials; he believes that if all goes according to plan, Americans would be able to obtain their vaccine shot before the end of the year.

He was nominated for Best Debut Performance in the film New Jersey Drive in the Independent Spirit Awards in 1995, and has appeared in the films Get on the Bus, where he played Jamal, a Muslim en route to the Million Man March; in the film thriller Fallen, in which he played Denzel Washington's brother Art Hobbes and as the 28-year-old lead (Anton) opposite Damon Wayans in the film, Harlem Aria (2010), who possesses a powerful operatic voice.

Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde have been hot and heavy since the beginning of the year — and it seems to be getting serious pretty quickly.  On Valentine’s Day, Wilde, 36, was spotted moving her luggage from the Los Angeles residence she shared with Jason Sudeikis to the place where Styles, 27, is currently staying.  While filming “Don’t Worry Darling,” One Direction alum Styles has been living at the Hollywood Hills home of his manager, Jeff Azoff.

Explore More Hillary Clinton reportedly told family members of Hamas-held hostages that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is more focused on politics than freeing their loved ones in Gaza.  The former secretary of state leveled the accusation against Netanyahu, 74, during a meeting at Columbia University on Wednesday with 16 children and siblings of some of the more than 100 hostages who remain in Palestinian territory, according to Haaretz.  Clinton, 76, reportedly urged the family members to ramp up the pressure on the Israeli government to strike a deal with Hamas terrorists that would see more hostages let out of Gaza.