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Barry Manilow has postponed arena tour dates from February 27 to March 17 due to recovery from Stage 1 lung cancer surgery, following a doctor's assessment that his lungs aren't ready for full performances. He plans to reschedule for late March and April as part of his farewell 'The Last Concerts' tour, thanking fans for their support.
The 53rd Annie Awards on February 21, 2026, at UCLA’s Royce Hall honored top animation works, with Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters and Pixar’s Elio leading early wins across features and technical categories. Juried awards recognized industry contributors amid a ceremony that highlighted animation's cultural impact and historical ties to the Oscars.
U2's new single 'American Obituary' protests the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a federal agent in Minneapolis, drawing sharp criticism from Fox News columnist David Marcus, who accuses Bono of distorting facts and embodying hypocritical celebrity activism. The opinion piece contrasts Bono's career with more independent artists and calls for him to end his political commentary amid ongoing immigration debates.
The Department of Homeland Security is suspending TSA PreCheck and Global Entry programs starting Sunday due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, affecting millions of travelers. The move aims to conserve resources amid furloughs, drawing criticism from industry leaders and politicians on both sides.
No. 3 Duke upset No. 1 Michigan 68-63 in a neutral-site thriller at Capital One Arena, led by Cameron Boozer's 18 points. The victory highlighted Duke's offensive versatility and rebounding edge, while Michigan struggled with shooting and boards, dropping both teams' records to 25-2 and 25-3 respectively.
A San Diego dog groomer named Logan Rago has popularized a viral trend of sculpting dogs' hindquarters to mimic Brazilian Butt Lifts, drawing millions of social media views and mixed reactions. Starting with his own poodle, Rago's harmless haircuts cost from $225 and reflect Southern California's pet pampering culture.
Ian Maxwell has criticized the British royal family for not supporting Prince Andrew after his arrest on suspicion of misconduct related to Jeffrey Epstein, while staunchly defending his sister Ghislaine as a scapegoat in her ongoing imprisonment. The interview highlights family loyalties, calls for feminist support for Ghislaine, and provides context on Andrew's legal troubles and the Epstein scandal's lasting impact.
Alysa Liu won historic gold for the U.S. in women's figure skating at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, celebrated by Eileen Gu despite their contrasting national allegiances. The two Chinese American athletes' stories highlight debates over identity and recruitment amid U.S.-China tensions.
Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' dominated the 2025 SDSA Awards with wins for Best Picture and Contemporary Feature Film, while other categories honored 'Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale,' 'Frankenstein,' and 'Wicked: For Good' for their standout set designs. The ceremony highlights the craft of production design amid the escalating 2026 awards season, with implications for upcoming Oscars.
The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, creating uncertainty in U.S.-China trade relations ahead of his upcoming summit with Xi Jinping. Trump vows to impose new tariffs and alternatives, while experts predict cautious negotiations to maintain a fragile truce.
Kaillie Armbruster Humphries and Jasmine Jones won bronze for Team USA in the two-woman bobsled at the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics, setting a track record in their first heat. The medal adds to Humphries' storied career and highlights American depth in the sport amid a German gold-silver sweep.
Four Colombian nationals were arrested for allegedly running a fake immigration law firm that impersonated federal judges to defraud migrants of over $100,000 through sham proceedings. The scheme exploited vulnerable immigrants via social media, leading to missed court dates and financial losses, with charges including wire fraud and impersonation.
Twelve-year-old Maya Gebala, a survivor of the February 10 mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, has shown encouraging signs of recovery by opening one eye and moving her right hand and leg, as shared by her family on social media. The update comes amid ongoing grief for the eight victims and challenges faced by other families, including postponed memorials due to threats, while investigations explore various factors behind the tragedy.
A 2-year-old goldendoodle named Jet Blue was abandoned at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport on February 2 and subsequently adopted by Las Vegas police Officer Skeeter Black after being rescued and placed in a local shelter. The former owner was arrested for animal abandonment and resisting arrest, turning a tragic incident into a story of compassion and community support.
A Southern California family in Fallbrook trapped a mountain lion in their backyard after it raided their henhouse and killed pets, only for officials to release it nearby per state law, sparking safety concerns among residents. Neighbors and experts highlight the growing tensions between urban development and wildlife in the region.
Will Johnston's 21 points, including 15 in the second half, led Richmond to a 99-94 win over Saint Bonaventure in an Atlantic 10 Conference game. The victory improves Richmond's record to 15-13, while Saint Bonaventure falls to 14-13 amid a tough conference slate.
The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, creating uncertainty in U.S.-China trade relations ahead of his upcoming summit with President Xi. Experts predict cautious negotiations as both sides seek to maintain a fragile truce while exploring alternative tariff measures.
No. 3 Duke upset No. 1 Michigan 68-63 in Washington, D.C., led by Cameron Boozer's 18 points, marking the first time since February 2025 that the top two ranked teams lost on the same day. The game highlighted Duke's rebounding dominance and offensive versatility against Michigan's top defense, with both teams now at 25-2.
JPMorgan Chase has admitted to closing over 50 bank accounts linked to Donald Trump and his organization in February 2021, shortly after the January 6 Capitol riot, as revealed in a $5 billion lawsuit filed by Trump. The closures affected business and personal accounts across multiple states, with the bank offering no specific reason beyond suggesting Trump find a more suitable institution.
Ryan Garcia challenges WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios for his first major title since 2021 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The fight highlights Garcia's comeback after controversies and Barrios' solid defenses amid draws against top opponents.
