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The Grammy Award winner, 43, has already denounced her ex's memoir, writing on social media that Federline's revelations have been "extremely hurtful and exhausting".

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A memoir by the former head of the NFL players union recounts his clashes with team owners on the negotiating field.

Messrs. Morel and White gather Douglass’s reflections on Lincoln—drawn from speeches, articles, letters and memoirs—to reveal a layered portrait of their relationship.

His memoir, “Turf Wars,” is a modern-day “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,” except this Mr. Smith is a descendant of slaves who believes the NFL’s “plantation” system is a microcosm of America.

What Skipper’s team has a chance to do Saturday might relegate those wins to fine print in his memoir.

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