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Conan O’Brien reflects on reaching a wider audience through podcasts and travel shows five years after leaving late-night TV, amid announcements of other shows ending. He highlights the freedom of new formats and cautions against anger in political comedy while preparing to host the Oscars.
A massive blizzard struck the East Coast on February 23, causing historic snowfall and widespread disruptions in major cities. Concurrently, nuclear talks with Iran teetered amid warnings from Tehran of readiness to fight, complicating efforts to revive the 2015 deal.
Halle Berry revealed on a upcoming podcast that she no longer fakes orgasms during sex, emphasizing mutual satisfaction in her relationship with fiancé Van Hunt. The article explores this alongside candid confessions from other celebrities about intimacy, trauma, aging, and relationship dynamics.
Keiston Custer, a 30-year-old inmate serving a 10-year sentence for manslaughter and other charges, escaped from a transport at Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert on February 20, prompting a police search. Correctional Service Canada is investigating the incident while urging the public to contact authorities with any information on his whereabouts.
A viral TikTok video accused a Bakersfield 911 dispatcher of rudeness, but the police department released full 2021 audio showing professional handling of a domestic violence call. Officials clarified that doxxed employees were not involved and emphasized transparency to counter misinformation.
Crossbody bags are highlighted as essential wardrobe staples for their versatility and style, with E! Online recommending specific models from Moda Luxe and Urban Expressions that cater to various needs and aesthetics. The article explores their practical applications in daily life and ties into broader fashion trends like the 2010s revival.
Authorities revealed that a masked suspect visited Nancy Guthrie's Tucson home the day before her alleged kidnapping on January 31, as captured on doorbell footage, prompting renewed calls for public tips in the search for the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie. Sheriff Chris Nanos described the case as targeted, with over 12,000 tips received and a reward doubled to $200,000, while investigating bitcoin ransom notes and a distinctive Walmart backpack as key leads.
Alejandro Samper, who lost three family members in the April 2025 Lapu Lapu Festival vehicle attack in Vancouver, is questioning the distribution of over $1.5 million in victim donations managed by United Way BC. While the organization reports funds going to mental health and community programs, Samper claims he received no direct support and calls for greater transparency amid conflicting accounts from grant recipients.
Canadian airlines Air Canada, WestJet, and Air Transat are resuming flights to Mexican destinations like Puerto Vallarta after a brief suspension due to violence following a cartel leader's death in a government operation. The restarts, coordinated with authorities, aim to restore travel amid ongoing security concerns.
A U.S. tourist named Natalie Belluccia is trapped in a Nuevo Nayarit resort amid cartel violence following the death of CJNG leader El Mencho in a U.S.-supported Mexican operation. She describes the situation as a 'war zone' and criticizes the lack of travel warnings, highlighting risks to American travelers in Mexico.
Anthony Scaramucci warned Republicans of a midterm defeat due to President Trump's declining approval ratings, citing a CNN poll showing drops across demographics. Despite broad criticisms, he praised Trump's cryptocurrency policies as superior to alternatives.
Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu celebrated her 2026 figure skating victory with a viral shoutout from singer Zara Larsson for her routine to 'Stateside,' highlighting her return from retirement and newfound confidence. The Games also featured historic achievements by athletes like Johannes Høsflot Klæbo and first-time medalists from underrepresented nations, marking a milestone-filled event in Milano Cortina.
Supermodel Bella Hadid discussed in a Vogue Italy interview how her Lyme disease treatment led to feelings of disposability in Hollywood, prompting a shift toward selective work and boundaries. She praised her sister Gigi for inspiration and shared excitement about acting in Ryan Murphy's The Beauty, channeling her experiences into the role.
Tom Ellis discussed the production challenges and creative choices behind the CBS series CIA, including why he avoided watching much of FBI and how multiple exits led to a beneficial delay in its February 23 premiere. The show promises a fresh take on the Dick Wolf universe with humor and shadowy CIA operations complementing the more public FBI investigations.
U.S. officials issued a shelter-in-place order for Americans in parts of Mexico amid cartel violence following a leader's killing, while California Governor Gavin Newsom faces criticism for advocating reduced reliance on SAT scores in college admissions. The incidents highlight ongoing border security challenges and domestic education debates, as covered in a recent CBS News segment.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending a ballot initiative for temporary residents to pay toward health and education costs amid Nazi comparison criticisms from NDP figures Thomas Lukaszuk and Rachel Notley. Smith has called for apologies, labeling the rhetoric disgusting, while opponents have doubled down on their stance.
The U.S. State Department has ordered non-essential staff to leave its embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, as tensions with Iran rise amid stalled nuclear talks. The precautionary measure aims to ensure personnel safety while maintaining diplomatic operations, amid broader regional concerns involving Hezbollah and proxy conflicts.
Mexico plans to host its friendly soccer match against Iceland amid violence following the killing of cartel leader El Mencho, with FIFA monitoring the situation closely due to 2026 World Cup hosting concerns. Sources confirm no immediate risks to upcoming events, including pre-World Cup playoffs and the tournament itself.
A man was shot in North York, Toronto, on February 23, 2026, suffering non-life-threatening injuries, prompting a police investigation. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence in the city, with calls for community action and enhanced policing.
Two of Rob Reiner's children have stopped funding their brother Nick's defense in the murder case of their parents, leaving him with a public defender. The case, involving first-degree murder charges and potential death penalty, highlights family strains and Nick's history of substance abuse and mental health issues.
