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Gayle King of CBS Mornings provided behind-the-scenes coverage of the 2024 Grammy Awards red carpet, interviewing nominees, winners, and stars at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The segment captured the excitement and diversity of the event, offering insights into the music industry's celebratory atmosphere.
Justin Bieber returned to the stage at the 2026 Grammy Awards with a performance of 'YUKON,' marking his comeback after a hiatus, while Hailey Bieber changed into a white mini dress for the after-party. The event featured star-studded celebrations hosted by Charli XCX and others, with attendees like Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish enjoying the festivities amid fashion switches and social media shares.
Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy Guthrie, was reported missing in Arizona in February 2026, with authorities not ruling out foul play, amid a backdrop of Savannah's long-publicized admiration for her resilient parent. Through years of interviews and tributes, Savannah has shared intimate quotes highlighting Nancy's strength, faith, and guidance following the family's 1991 loss of their father.
Russian forces reportedly destroyed a U.S.-made HIMARS system and other Ukrainian military assets using Iskander-M missiles in several regions, according to Moscow's Defense Ministry. The strikes resulted in significant Ukrainian casualties and highlight the ongoing intensity of the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
The latest Epstein files released by the Justice Department mention Elon Musk and Howard Lutnick, members of President-elect Trump's inner circle, in connection to the financier's network. While no wrongdoing is alleged, the disclosures have sparked questions about their past associations and potential impacts on the incoming administration.
Near-blizzard conditions brought heavy snow, strong winds, and ice to the southeastern U.S. over the weekend, disrupting travel, power, and daily life across multiple states. Officials and residents responded with emergency measures and cleanup efforts, highlighting the region's vulnerabilities to rare winter storms.
A new article in The Atlantic explores the persistent challenges in father-daughter relationships, highlighting estrangement rates, time disparities, and emotional disconnects backed by studies and personal stories. Experts suggest increased quality time and vulnerability can foster closer bonds, with many families finding paths to reconciliation.
A Case Western Reserve University professor successfully assigned full novels to unprepared college students, challenging narratives of declining reading skills. His approach, detailed in The Atlantic, advocates for rigorous literary education amid digital distractions.
Stephen Fishbach's debut novel <em>Escape!</em> explores the manipulative world of reality TV production through a fictional survival show, drawing on his <em>Survivor</em> experiences to highlight the dangers of self-narrativizing. The book critiques how editing and social media warp personal identities, offering insights into broader cultural trends like 'main-character syndrome.'
The 66th Grammy Awards celebrated music's top talents with Taylor Swift making history and diverse winners across genres. CBS's Gayle King highlighted key moments, from emotional performances to tributes, underscoring the event's unifying power.
A 19-year-old New Jersey college student, Siena Marie Brachelli, died in a single-vehicle crash on I-95 in Philadelphia on Saturday morning. Tributes from her schools highlight her community involvement, as authorities investigate the incident.
Moltbook, an AI-only social media platform founded by Matt Schlicht, allows bots to interact independently while humans observe, sparking discussions on AI consciousness, religions, and geopolitics. Tech leaders like Elon Musk hail it as a step toward the singularity, though experts caution it's more progress than revolution, amid a memecoin surge tied to its launch.
Ring has expanded its AI-powered Search Party pet-finding service to non-owners via the Neighbors app, reporting over one lost dog reunion per day since its September launch. The company is also donating $1 million to equip U.S. animal shelters with cameras amid ongoing privacy discussions.
Singer Teddy Swims shared on the Grammys 2026 red carpet that he trusts Meghan Trainor most to babysit his 8-month-old son with Raiche Wright, while reflecting on his terrifying performance honoring Mariah Carey. The event highlighted celebrity friendships, fatherhood challenges, and red carpet glamour amid music's biggest night.
Outgoing Disney CEO Bob Iger advised his successor during the Q1 earnings call to avoid preserving the status quo, highlighting the company's streaming turnaround and improved financial health. Reports indicate Josh D'Amaro as the likely replacement, with the board set to discuss the transition soon.
Country star Lainey Wilson expressed interest in joining Yellowstone spinoffs at the 2026 Grammys while discussing her new acting role in the upcoming film Reminders of Him. She highlighted her passion for storytelling across music and acting, fulfilling a dream collaboration with Dolly Parton icons.
Benzinga's latest report identifies FactSet Research Systems, Robinhood Markets, and Root Inc. as oversold financial stocks with RSI below 30, potentially set for a rebound this month amid sector pressures. The analysis highlights buying opportunities in these undervalued names, providing context on their businesses and market conditions.
President Trump announced a two-year closure of the Kennedy Center for major renovations, highlighting infrastructure improvements while raising concerns among arts groups about disruptions. The project, funded through federal acts, aims to modernize the venue with plans for alternative programming during the hiatus.
BetMGM has introduced a zero-tolerance Athlete Anti-Harassment Policy to combat threats and abuse against sports figures linked to betting losses, allowing account suspensions or bans. The move addresses rising concerns from players like Lucas Giolito and Lance McCullers Jr., with the company emphasizing integrity through investigations and collaborations with authorities.
An AI model predicts a slight short-term rise followed by potential decline for JPMorgan Chase stock to around $295 by mid-April, amid rising expenses and regulatory challenges, while forecasting $568 by 2030. The bank's strong earnings, dividend increase to $1.50, and $50 billion repurchase program provide context for its resilience.
