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Isn’t it funny how the tiniest things can cause the biggest organizing headaches? The chunky sweaters and oversized blankets are easy—fold, stack and done. But the little stuff never seems to want its own home. Your favorite lip gloss, tiny perfume bottles, mini plants, collectible trinkets—those are the pieces you actually use or want to admire daily. Shoving them in a drawer feels wrong. But lining them up randomly on a dresser somehow looks … chaotic.

The tricky part is finding something that keeps those small essentials within reach and makes them feel like they belong in that spot. You want accessible, not hidden. And it needs to be styled but not stodgy. We're not talking about your grandma's china cabinet here. Rather, it should be something that brings a smile to your face when you walk past it.

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Meet Five Below's pink arched plastic shelf. It's $10, has three tiers to place stuff, and also comes in a clear colorway (hey, pink isn't everyone's thing). Just look at it below. It's practically begging you to line those shelves with your nail polish collection or skincare products (or both). Or maybe you have some little figurines that need a spot to hang out together.

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Playful storage can be such a game changer. A piece with personality instantly takes your little odds and ends from clutter to curated, without feeling overly styled. And the arched shape of this shelf gives it a touch of whimsy, too.

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Five Below has some really great new items lately—some for organizing, some just too cute to pass up. Like, for instance, there's a flower-themed serving platter that could actually also work to organize small craft supplies like beads and whatnot. There's a multi-compartment storage system that would work for DIY supplies, too. But if you want to go really cutesy and functional, there's a bear-shaped trinket jar that might actually make you squeal.

Because organizing shouldn't feel like filing taxes. It should feel fun. And sometimes, all it takes is the right small-but-mighty shelf to turn your everyday bits and bobs into part of the décor. Or a need-to-have bear trinket jar to keep your jewelry tidy by your bedside.

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The men's curling competition at the Milan Olympics between Team Canada and Team Sweden resulted in an unexpected controversy.

Team Sweden threw numerous accusations of cheating at Canadian curler Marc Kennedy during their match on Feb. 13. The interaction between the two teams quickly became heated with Kennedy denying the accusations and telling Sweden's Oskar Eriksson to "F*** off."

According to NPR, The Swedish team accused Kennedy of "double touching" a stone after it went over the hog line. Per curling rules, players must release the stone before crossing the hog line and any contact after that point is a violation.

Curling officials stated they couldn't call the alleged violation from Kennedy because they didn't see it. However, World Curling did issue a verbal warning to Canadian curling officials over Kennedy's use of profanity. Team Canada ultimately won the match against Sweden with a score of 8-6.

Team Sweden alleges that Kennedy released the stone handle but the poked the heavy granite rock itself. They claim he kept on finger on it as it crossed over the line.

"You don't touch 20kg of granite with your fingertips without feeling it, it's completely impossible," Swedish curler Niklas Edin said following the match. "We, in the sport, know how very few grams of pressure can change the speed when it already has a movement forward. You can move some degree of the angle [too]."

Kennedy pushed back on the claims from Team Sweden, telling reporters, "I've curled my whole life, never once with the intention of getting an advantage through cheating."

He continued, "So when [my integrity] gets attacked, I get my back up and get a little bit aggressive."

Eriksson and Kennedy both expressed how they believe their verbal altercation was not a good representation of curling culture.

"Curling should be a gentlemen's sport," Eriksson said. "But perhaps it's come to a stage of professionalism where we drift away from that as some people think it's too important to win."

Kennedy shared his own sentiments with reporters, expressing disdain for, "trying to catch people in the act of an infraction and [doing] anything to win a medal," and claimed that "the whole spirit of curling is dead."

The day after the match, World Curling announced that, "touching the granite of the stone" would result a player to be "removed from play." However, this new policy was shortly reversed that same day.

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When it comes to heavy metal, fans have very different (and usually very strong) opinions about all the different metal sub-genres. Some bands are straight up heavy metal, others are hair metal. Some are speed metal, still others are thrash metal. Then there's black metal, death metal, nu metal...the list goes on.

Still, many of the most bestselling metal albums from over the years fall into the plain old heavy category. And as Ranker found when readers voted on the "top metal album of all time," it seems the most iconic records from that group are still just as popular as ever.

Dio's 1983 debut album Holy Diver kicked off the top 10 picks on the list, which was singer Ronnie James Dio's first album after his stint in Black Sabbath. Another album from 1983, Iron Maiden's Piece of Mind, took the #9 spot — no surprise considering it went platinum in the U.K. and North America. Interestingly (since Piece of Mind was Iron Maiden's fourth studio album), the same band's fifth studio album, Powerslave (1984), was ranked just above at #8.

Black Sabbath made their first appearance on the list at #7 with their third studio album, Master of Reality (1971), while Megadeth made their only showing at #6 with Rust in Peace (1990).

Black Sabbath returned to nab both the 5th and 4th spots with their 1970 eponymous debut album and their second studio album, Paranoid (1970), respectively. Metallica achieved a similar feat when they took the next two consecutive spots with Ride the Lightning (1984) at #3 and Master of Puppets (1986) at #2.

At the absolute top of the list was Iron Maiden again, this time with their 1982 classic The Number of the Beast. It's a notable album for a variety of reasons; not only did it see the debut of vocalist Bruce Dickinson and the final appearance of drummer Clive Burr, it also features such iconic hits as the title track and "Run to the Hills." The Number of the Beast was the band's first album to hit #1 on the U.K. charts and break the Billboard top 40.

What do you think? Does Number of the Beast deserve the "top metal song of all time" crown?

ActressSarah Chalke said that she had an interesting experience with a Roseanne fan.

During an appearance on a February 2026 episode of Jesse Tyler Ferguson's podcast, Dinner's On Me, Chalke noted that she took over the role of Becky Conner-Healy during Roseanne's 6th season, which premiered in 1993, after Lecy Goranson's exit. She recalled being at a Freedom Tibet rally as a college student when a Roseanne viewer began heckling her.

"They like yelled at me and they were like, 'I like the first Becky way better!' And I was like, 'Okay. Yeah, she was fantastic. I agree. She was great,'" said Chalke in the interview.

She said that the individual almost immediately apologized for his comment.

"Then he came back and he was like, 'Hey, I just want to apologize. I've always just like wanted to yell at an actor and you were here. And so, I'm sorry. And I didn't mean it.' And I was like, 'Oh, okay. Oh, thank you for clarifying,'" said Chalke during the podcast episode.

In addition, Chalke explained that she was just 16 when she was cast as Becky. She said her inexperience allowed her to successfully film for Roseanne because she wasn't fully aware of how high-pressure the job was.

"I think the only reason that I was able to actually even go and do the job was because I was so naive and I didn't actually get it. I mean, I got it a little bit," said the Scrubs actress. "I didn't really get it in the same way that I would now. In terms of like potentially the pressure cooker that that situation was. I think I didn't fully comprehend. I think it's the only reason I was actually able to even go and audition and be in that room and be present and have a conversation with them"

Goranson, who began playing Becky during the first season of Roseanne, explained why she left the series following season 5 in a 2019 interview onLive with Kelly and Mark. She shared that she wanted to have a normal college experience away from the entertainment industry. She also suggested that she felt isolated from peers her age, with the exception of her Roseanne castmate, Sara Gilbert, because she grew up as a child actor.

"I'm like a Chicago girl. I love my friends and family. And I love school and I love normalcy," said Goranson in the interview.

In addition, she shared that she was able to focus on writing and playing rugby while she studied at Vassar College.

"I wanted to read and write and and explore. And I think that's the age where you really can do it. That's kind of what college is for, more than the degree. It's that exploratory time of who am I? I just thought I'm not just the girl from Roseanne. Which is what everyone says, 'You're that girl from Roseanne.' I have a lot more to me than that," said Goranson in the 2019 interview.

Goranson returned to play Becky for some episodes in the show's 8th season, per IMDb. In addition, Goranson reprised the role for the spin-off series, The Conners, which had a seven-season run until 2025.

Fans are feeling the weight of Baylen Dupree's Tourette's syndrome after the TLC star shared a video showcasing a particularly active tic day.

Dupree and her fiancé, Colin Dooley, taste-tested Starbucks' protein lattes in a new clip on her TikTok, but she struggled to read off the list of ingredients in her drink between tics, asking fans, "Bear with me," before ultimately accepting Dooley's offer to read the label for her. She even had to set it down in the cupholder so he could pick it up after one of her tics had her thrusting it forward.

As Dooley picked it up, Dupree shot a defeated look at the camera, quietly admitting either, "It's been a day," or, "It's a bad day." But her smile returned as Dooley finished reading off both their orders—a grande iced vanilla protein latte with vanilla protein cold foam, four pumps of sugar-free vanilla syrup instead of regular vanilla syrup and a Splenda for her and a venti iced caramel protein latte with banana protein cold foam and six pumps of white mocha or him, in case you're wondering—and she lifted her drink again to "cheers" him before taking a sip.

"Wow, that's yummy," Dupree said quietly after trying hers, while Dooley seemed surprised to admit that the banana cold foam is "actually pretty good."

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Fans debated the way Dupree described the day, but, either way, it was clear that "🥺 she looked so exhausted in that moment," which left fans feeling heartbroken for the 23-year-old.

"Ugh her sweet look when she said that was so tired. 🥺," one wrote, while another said it "broke my heart 😭."

“…it’s a bad day…” another quoted. "oh sweetie. My heart 🥺❤️."

Her followers also appreciated how "patient" Dooley was—and always is—with her tics, with one quipping, "CAHLIN is our supportive, unbothered king 👑."

It made many of them feel better to see that he was "taking good care of her 🥹🫶🙌," praising the way "he just goes with the flow ❤️" and knows when to sit back and let her work through it and when to step in and offer to help.

Dupree got her start documenting her journey with Tourette's on social media, and eventually signed on to star in a reality series with her family on TLC. Baylen Out Loud's second season wrapped up on Dec. 30, and, so far, there's no word on a potential Season 3. No matter what happens with TLC, though, it's clear Dupree will continue to spread awareness and keep fans updated online.

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Behemoth delivered disappointing news to fans after the Polish black metal band called off yet another show amid their 2026 tour.

With a lineup of major international tours across Australia, Asia, North America and Europe, the ‘90s band announced the cancellation of their tour in India.

In a lengthy message shared on Instagram, Behemoth issued an official statement halting their upcoming show on March 3 in Bangalore, India.

As noted in the statement, the cancellation was due to the band’s safety following threats from “religious Christian groups.”

“Over the past few weeks, we and our team have received numerous credible threats stemming from religious Christian groups who have been applying pressure to authorities and to the promoter in an effort to stop the show from taking place. These threats have raised serious concerns regarding the band’s safety and security, including the possibility of arrest or physical danger,” the caption reads.

Moreover, the band also clarified that the forthcoming show was halted due to legal and safety concerns and not because of the local promoter.

“We have been in close contact with the local promoter throughout this process. We want to make it clear that this cancellation is not the fault of the promoter, who has acted in good faith at every stage. Despite genuine efforts, it was not possible to obtain sufficient assurances that the band would be protected from legal consequences or security risks. On that basis, we have made the decision to cancel the show,” as noted in the statement.

As the statement continues, Behemoth mentioned their cancelled show in Turkey, noting that they also experienced a similar situation.

Lastly, the band concluded their statement by expressing gratitude to their Indian fans and apologizing for the missed show.

“To our legions in India, we are deeply disappointed that we will not be able to perform for you on this occasion. We appreciate your support and hope to return soon. Stay strong. Stay free,” the band further noted.

As noted, this isn't the first time that the trio cancelled a show due to safety issues.

Earlier this month, Behemoth was forced to cancel their Feb. 11 show in Istanbul, Turkey after religious groups condemned their art as “satanic propaganda.”

On the other hand, Istanbul Governor Davut Gül explained that the scheduled shows of Behemoth and the Russian deathcore band Slaughter To Prevail were banned due to widespread public backlash.

“No activity that corrupts society in Istanbul has ever been permitted up to this day, and it will not be permitted in the future either,” the official said in a statement as translated by The PRP.

Amid this, the three-piece band continues their global tour for Chant Of The Eastern Lands from February to March, covering cities in Australia, Japan and China.

In addition, the band is set for a series of shows in the U.S. and Canada for a 26-date headlining tour, as well as in Europe and the U.K. from June to October.

Trace Adkins has not only made a strong impact in country music; he has also enjoyed plenty of success. With a career spanning over three decades, the ‘90s country icon has sold over 11 million albums, charted nearly two dozen singles, and has sold out shows across the nation. 

Having achieved more than most could dream of, is it time for him to hang up his hat? 

According to the “You’re Gonna Miss This” hitmaker, he says he believes stepping away from his career is 10 years overdue.  

“I knew 10 years ago,” he laughed when asked about the subject of retiring while speaking toEntertainment Tonight during a red carpet interview. 

But, one person was standing in his way. 

“My accountant was like, ‘No, not yet,’” he divulged. 

Despite the thought of calling it quits — at least when it comes to having a full-length touring schedule — Adkins says he’s appreciative of his loyal fanbase and how he’s still able to entertain folks in the spotlight. 

“I just can’t believe I’m still around,” the country music superstar, 64, acknowledged. “And, maybe somewhat relevant, you know, still. I’m just proud to be here and glad that I've had fans that have stuck with me all these decades."

The discussion of potentially bidding farewell to the road life comes just one month after Adkins kicked off his U.S. headlining 30th Anniversary Tour, which means fans still have time to grab a ticket to see him live, just in case he does happen to say goodbye to the road. 

"I'm gonna give 'em another year...I do not have another 30 in me. I do not," he spoke openly about his plans. "I'm gonna give 'em this year. I'm gonna tour hard this year. But then I can't promise anything after that."

Adkins’ 30th Anniversary Tour, celebrating three decades of towering success, launched on Jan. 16 at Oxford Performing Arts Center in Oxford, AL. The 24-date trek currently runs through September 19, where it will wrap at the Hollywood Casino in Charles Town, WV. 

For a full listing of tour dates, visit Trace Adkins' official website, here.

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If you are an avid arts and crafts lover, then you know the struggle of keeping all of your supplies organized and easy to access all too well. It can be such a pain! There are so many different items to keep track of, and it can be difficult to do so when you're in the middle of various projects. This is where finding high-quality organizers comes into play. Luckily, you don't have to break the bank in order to buy one, especially because Five Below exists. Just check out this clever organizer the budget-friendly retailer is selling now.

Five Below's Craft Storage Set 9-Count retails for just $5, and it gives you so much value for an unbeatable price. It is absolutely perfect for arts and crafts supplies, making it a dream come true for DIY lovers. Gone are the days of losing your bits and bobs like beads, glue, thread, paint, clay, stickers and more. There is a place for all of your craft items to help you stay tidy and organized, giving you more time to focus on what actually matters: your art!

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This set comes with nine containers in purple, pink and green. Each container has a black handle to help you easily pull it out from the organizing unit. Each container also has a lid that helps keep everything contained. This makes for easy transport.

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You could even add labels to each of the individual containers to help you navigate the organizer quickly when you're working on different projects that require different materials. However, the containers are transparent too, which makes it easy to see what is inside each one whether you choose to label them or not.

Beyond arts and crafts supplies, this nine-compartment organizer is super versatile and can be used for a variety of other purposes, including makeup, jewelry, office supplies and so much more.

You can find this organizer online on Five Below's website and in select Five Below stores. And if you're interested in other affordable Five Below finds, check out this compact suitcase that is perfect for weekend trips, this stunning trifold mirror that is a total Anthropologie dupe, this nifty $5 book light or this super chic and functional $7 jewelry holder.

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The year 2026 has ushered in a new era of "functional rustic" interior design, where the charm of a country cottage meets the high-tech demands of a modern lifestyle. Homeowners are moving away from purely decorative furniture, searching instead for pieces that anchor a room while offering integrated utility and smart adaptability. This shift has placed a premium on multisensory decor—items that not only fill a physical space but also contribute to the overall atmosphere and organization of a home through clever features and modular versatility.

As we spend more time curating our living environments, the concept of "zonal ambiance" has become a top priority for designers and DIY enthusiasts alike. It is no longer enough for an entryway or hallway to simply be a transit point; these areas are now being transformed into stylish hubs that blend warm textures with customizable elements. From quiet luxury aesthetics to the enduring modern farmhouse trend, the goal is to find high-quality, durable furniture that simplifies daily life while maintaining a sophisticated, intentional look.

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The Farmhouse Wood Slat Console Table With Storage perfectly captures this 2026 aesthetic while offering a high-end look for an accessible $146.99. This piece is more than just a surface; it's a functional tech hub that anchors your foyer or hallway in style. One of its most impressive features is adjustable brightness, allowing you to set the perfect glow for your home's entrance. To ensure it fits your decor palette, it comes in three colors: sophisticated black, traditional brown and glamorous gold. This versatility makes it a standout choice for those seeking a quiet luxury or modern farmhouse aesthetic without a custom-built price tag.

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Beyond its illuminated features, this console table offers practical storage solutions for everyday life. The slatted wood design provides a sturdy lower shelf, while the upper storage area is ideal for keeping keys, mail, and other small essentials tucked away. Whether you choose the black, brown or gold finish, the table serves as a durable and stylish focal point. For the modern DIYer, the assembly process is straightforward and well-organized. The package includes eight small bolts, small washers, four large bolts, and one Allen wrench, ensuring you have all the hardware needed to complete the setup quickly and easily.

At under $150, this Farmhouse Wood Slat Console Table With Storage is a rare find that combines artisanal charm with the customizable lighting features usually reserved for luxury furniture. It is the ultimate dupe for high-end entryway pieces, offering both the durability of wood and the convenience of integrated tech. For anyone looking to refresh their home's organization while adding a touch of warmth and light, this console table is the must-have furniture piece of the season. It's an investment in both style and functionality that will keep your home looking curated and bright for years to come.

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At 72, Oprah Winfrey is proving that strength doesn’t have an expiration date.

The media mogul recently stunned fans after sharing a gym video documenting her fitness evolution—from barely holding a plank for 10 seconds to powering through a weighted version for more than a minute. 

The clip, posted to Instagram on Monday, February 16, included a throwback to her very first attempt on August 10, 2024, where she visibly struggled before dropping to the mat at the 10-second mark.

“As we age—and you want to age well—one of the things I've learned is that flexibility and strength is the most important, particularly for women and our bones,” Winfrey said in the video. “And so I started strength training.”

Fast forward to today, and the difference is dramatic. After hitting that original 10-second milestone, she confidently adds, “I can go 20 more seconds,” before the video cuts to footage of herself planking while lifting weights. “That was the goal!” she says, shaking her fist at the camera in victory.

“Planks are the most challenging exercise for me. My first one in 2024 lasted 10 seconds. Now I can do them for over a minute, with weights, and whatever creativity Trainer Peter throws my way 💪🏽,” Winfrey wrote in the caption of the video.

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Her renewed commitment to strength training comes amid a broader health transformation. In a recent interview with PEOPLE Winfrey opened up about beginning GLP-1 medication in 2023 and how it reshaped her relationship with her body—and even alcohol. “I feel more alive and more vibrant than I’ve ever been,” she said. “I was a big fan of tequila. I literally had 17 shots one night,” Winfrey admitted. “The fact that I no longer even have a desire for alcohol is pretty amazing.”

Reflecting on the emotional side of her journey, she added, “I thought it was about discipline and willpower. But I stopped blaming myself.” Now, she says, she feels “liberated from the struggle”—and, judging by that weighted plank, stronger than ever.

Millennials, break out the white jeans: Backstreet’s back, all right.

The boys' Into the Millennium residency performed at the Sphere in Las Vegas was supposed to take a bow this month, but as luck would have it, six more shows have been added: July 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, and 25.

The residency, which launched in July 2025, celebrates the band's 1999 Millennium album. The announcement comes just days after the guys wrapped the latest round of shows, which, per Consequence of Sound, included a New Year’s Eve bash.

Tickets for the July shows will be available to the band’s official fan club members first. That sale kicks off Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 9 a.m. PST. An artist presale will follow on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 9 a.m. PST. You can sign up for the presale here. And finally, tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, Feb. 27, at 10 a.m. PST via Ticketmaster. (More information about tickets can be found here.)

The Backstreet Boys were the first pop act to headline the Sphere, a dynamic music and entertainment venue technically located in Paradise, Nevada. According to Billboard, 2026 will be a huge year for the arena, hosting iconic residencies from the likes of the Eagles, Phish, No Doubt, Kenny Chesney, and more. Past legendary performances have included U2 and Dead & Company. 

In addition to their residency news, the Backstreet Boys are making headlines for nominating themselves as the 2027 Super Bowl Halftime Show entertainment. During one of the band’s latest shows, AJ McLean threw the idea out to fans.

“What do you guys think? Backstreet Boys: 2027 Super Bowl Halftime,” he asked, per Us Weekly. “Let’s make it happen! I mean, why not? It’s in Los Angeles, it’s right down the street.”

In a recent interview with People, the boy bander took the idea further, saying, “I just started an online petition on behalf of the group for us to do halftime 2027. You better vote yes for us to do halftime, especially because it's gonna be in Los Angeles at SoFi next year. That's home for me and Kevin [Richardson], so that would be pretty awesome.”

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If your bedroom footprint is tight, you know every square inch counts. The Satifur Queen Size Bed Frame With Storage Headboard and LED Light organizes your nightstand, powers your devices, and sets the room’s mood lighting in one space-saving platform. You get a dual-tier storage headboard for glasses, books, and phones; 12.5 inches of under-bed clearance for bins and luggage; and a noise-free metal-slat base, so there’s no box spring needed. 

Right now, the queen size is $80 (was $179) — a savings of $99. Prefer another size? The twin size is $60 and the full size is $80. The queen frame measures 81 inches long by 61 inches wide by 43 inches high and supports 1,200 pounds. The headboard comes with two standard outlets and two USB ports built in, so you can charge a lamp, phone, or tablet without extra cords snaking across the floor.

Lighting features really make the bed frame shine, literally. An LED strip offers tens of thousands of colors, plus modes like music-sync, microphone, style, and a timer. Dial up brightness and color to suit movie night or a wind-down routine. Practical touches include two side crossbars to keep the mattress from shifting, a low-profile silhouette, and a squeak-resistant, heavy-duty build with a black oak finish.

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Assembly is designed to be straightforward, with hardware included, and daily upkeep is minimal — just wipe surfaces clean with a soft cloth. A one-year warranty backs the frame.

Shoppers called out the convenience and value in their reviews. “So easy to assemble,” one review noted, while another said the “LED lighting is such a plus.” Families liked the sturdiness and the built-in power: “Love that it has a charge port,” one reviewer said, while another noted that it’s made from “quality materials.”

If your bedroom needs more storage, lighting, and a cleaner charging setup, this platform bed checks all the boxes. Grab the Satifur Queen Bed Frame With Storage Headboard and LED Light while the $80 deal is live. 

Ethan Hawke is sharing his two cents on whether he believes Hollywood actors should be speaking out about politics.

While making an appearance at the Berlin International Film Festival this week, the Black Phone actor weighed in on the hotly-debated topic of actors using their platform to share their personal political views.

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In a clip from the panel discussion on Tuesday, Feb. 17, Hawke said, "The last place you probably want to look for advice in your spiritual counsel is a bunch of jet-lagged, drunk artists talking about their film."

However, he insisted, "Anything that fights fascism, I’m all for it."

#EthanHawke on actors speaking out about politics: “The last place you probably want to look for advice in your spiritual counsel is a bunch of jet-lagged, drunk artists talking about their film... [but] anything that fights fascism, I’m all for it.”

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During the same panel discussion, Hawke was asked another similar question about actors being criticized for speaking out, a question that came from one reporter who referenced the open letter signed by over 80 names condemning the Berlin Film Festival for its "silence" on Gaza, as reported by Variety.

Hawke answered by sharing that the last time he spoke about politics publicly, he "was really shocked with how much animosity it was met with," and how many seem to believe that "actors shouldn't talk about politics."

Instead, Hawke insisted, "Everybody should be [taking about politics]. We're all citizens of the world, and all of us matter. And all of us have a voice."

Stressing that he and other actors aren't ever trying to tell anyone "what to do," Hawke claimed that he and other vocal celebrities are often just sharing their opinions, as is their right.

"Everybody's welcome to disagree," he added.

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Former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano shared an emotional video as she opened up about a recent cancer screening.

"I got the results back a little bit before filming down in Florida," Romano, 41, began in her Tuesday, February 17, Instagram video. "My husband's came back completely negative. Mine did not come back negative. So basically, what that means is that I may have stageable cancer. Next steps are to get a PET scan and fighting with companies to get that covered."

She went on to explain that cancer has affected both of her parents, and ultimately, her dad lost his battle.

"I kind of was in disbelief about it, because I was filming and I was so happy be back on set and I didn't want to really think about it much," she continued. "It's a very vulnerable time for me."

"Cancer is pretty f---ing serious and I have two little girls," the Even Stevens star added.

According to Romano, the next step if do get a PET scan, which she has scheduled for later this week.

"I debated whether or not I was going to post this because I was afraid I’d come off 'cringe,'" she added in the caption. "But I decided it was my duty to share, so that people get out there and get screenings. Let’s keep the good vibes going and I will keep you all posted as I get more information."

The latest release of emails tied toJeffrey Epstein is reigniting scrutiny around Prince Andrew—this time over what Epstein chose not to say.

The January 2015 unredacted message released by the Department of Justice and written by then–New York Times reporter Landon Thomas Jr. included a blunt assertion about Andrew and Virginia Giuffre—one that Epstein did not dispute in his reply. That silence is now raising eyebrows, especially given the duke’s repeated public denials over the years.

After Epstein acknowledged that his “reputation has admittedly taken a hit,” Thomas pointed directly to the royal as a liability. “I think the big issue is separating yourself from Andrew,” he wrote at the time, adding that Epstein’s association with the then-duke was “keeping the story alive.”

Thomas then made a pointed statement about Giuffre, referring to her by her maiden name initials. “I mean in the end he had consensual sex with VR. And VR worked for you. The rest is atmospherics,” the email continues. “You have moved on! People don’t know that and cant accept that unless you say as much.”

Notably, Epstein does not appear to challenge or correct that characterization in the exchange—despite Andrew’s repeated denials that he ever met Giuffre or had sexual contact with her.

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In his infamous 2019 Newsnight interview, Andrew said he did not recall meeting Giuffre and questioned a widely circulated photo of the two with Ghislaine Maxwell. “Nobody can prove whether or not that photograph has been doctored, but I don't recollect that photograph ever being taken,” he said at the time.

Andrew ultimately reached a 2022 out-of-court settlement with Giuffre without admitting liability. He was later stripped of his royal titles and honors by King Charles in October 2025.

Epstein died in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges. Giuffre died by suicide in April 2025.

Twiggy was catapulted into the spotlight at 16 years old in 1966. Now, at 76 years old, the longtime model, actress, and activist is looking back on her career. 

Although Twiggy experienced many highs in Hollywood, not all of her memories are positive. During a 1967 interview with Woody Allen in a segment called Twiggy in New York, a then-31-year-old Allen sat down with a then-17-year-old Twiggy. 

In an attempt to seemingly disarm Twiggy, whose real name is Lesly Hornby, Allen, now 90, asked the teenager who her favorite philosopher was. “I haven’t got one. Who’s yours?” she responded at the time. 

Allen brushed off her retort and replied, “I like them all,” to which Twiggy fired back, “Who? I don't know their names. What are their names?”

“I put him in his place,” Twiggy recalled to The Telegraph in a piece published on Monday, February 16. “I'd done so many interviews by then, and was used to people asking, ‘How did you get your name? What do you eat?’ The usual questions.”

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“So I sat there waiting for him to ask me something like, ‘What do you think of America?’ Normal questions. When his opening line was, ‘Who's your favorite philosopher?’ I can remember the feeling so well; I was so embarrassed, because we were in front of a live audience, and I didn't know any philosophers," she continued. "When I said, ‘Who's yours?’ I was actually pleading with him to help me, which he declined to do.”

Speaking to The Guardian in 2025 about the same interview with Allen, Twiggy explained, “He was trying to make me look stupid. My heart sank. I remember looking at him, pleading with my eyes for him to stop. If I was the age he was there, in my 30s, I would never have behaved like that towards someone who was only 17.”

Allen is a filmmaker, writer, and actor best known for projects like Annie Hall, Manhattan, and Midnight in Paris. He is also widely regarded as disgraced in Hollywood after marrying Soon-Yi Previn, the adopted daughter of his former partner Mia Farrow, and amid longstanding sexual abuse allegations that have overshadowed his career.

Fans of Mark Chesnutt are once again sending prayers after the ’90s country hitmaker shared a health update following his recent abrupt concert exit.

On Tuesday, Feb. 17, Chesnutt posted directly to Facebook to let fans know he is currently under his doctor’s care as he battles a sinus infection that forced him to cut a show short last week.

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Hello, friends. Just wanted to let y’all know I’m fighting a pretty bad sinus infection. I’m under my doctor’s care and hope to be feeling better soon. I’m not in the hospital, just resting at home. I want to apologize to all my fans who came to see me last Thursday night in Oxford, Alabama. I tried to make it through the show, but my voice just wasn’t having it. I’m also sorry I couldn’t make Friday night’s show in Augusta, Georgia or Saturday night’s show in Smithfield, North Carolina. We have rescheduled Oxford and Smithfield for next month. I’m looking forward to seeing y’all soon. - MC

According to the update, his Smithfield, N.C., concert has been rescheduled for March 29, while the Oxford, Ala., show will now take place March 30. The Augusta, Ga., date—an annual event—will not be rescheduled at this time.

Chesnutt had been performing at the Oxford Performing Arts Center on Feb. 12 when he exited the stage after just three songs. Two additional shows were postponed shortly afterward.

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Fans quickly flooded the comments section of his latest post with messages of encouragement.

“Rest up, Mark! Praying for you,” one fan wrote.

Another added, “Just get well ❤️‍🩹 love love your music one of the all time greatest 🙏.”

“I’ve lived with chronic Sinus infections and headaches all my life. They’re horrible. Hope you’re better soon. Our health comes first,” shared another supporter.

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Others echoed similar sentiments, writing, “Prayers your way,” and “Take care of yourself and God Bless you with a quick recovery.”

The update comes after a string of health-related challenges for the country traditionalist in recent years, including hospitalization in October 2025 due to low sodium levels and elevated blood pressure, as well as quadruple bypass surgery in 2024.

Despite the recent setback, Chesnutt still has a packed schedule ahead. He is currently slated to return to the stage beginning Feb. 21 in Jackson, Mississippi, followed by a run of March and April dates across Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, California, and beyond.

For now, the Texas-born singer says he’s resting at home and focused on recovery, with fans clearly ready to welcome him back whenever he’s feeling up to it.

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In 1973, Vicki Lawrence rose to the top of the charts with the Southern murder ballad, "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia." Eight years later, the song inspired a feature film of the same name, starring a wildly popular teen idol, a Star Wars hero, and an award-winning actor.

The film starred Kristy McNichol, Dennis Quaid, and Mark Hamill. It told the story of Amanda Child (McNichol), the manager of her older musician brother, Travis (Quaid). When Travis lands in jail, state trooper Conrad (Hamill) gets Travis released and lands him a job as a bartender in a local roadhouse.

The film depicts how one family's shared dreams suddenly fall apart. What unfolds is a heartfelt story about resilience and family bonds, and learning to adjust when life doesn’t follow the script.

The movie received mixed reviews from viewers. Many filmgoers likely expected the familiar title to signal a faithful retelling of the song’s lyrics, only to find the story moved in a different direction.

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Lawrence's song was re-recorded for the film by Tanya Tucker. Country Living reported that its original lyrics were reworked to reflect the film's plot, which had little to do with the original story the song told.

"The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia" tells the story of a Georgia man who discovers his wife has been unfaithful with his friend Andy. Fueled by anger and a sense of betrayal, he sets out to confront Andy, but finds him already dead.

As the tune unfolds, suspicion falls on the man, who is ultimately arrested and executed for a crime he did not commit. The twist is that the man's sister committed the murder, highlighting the song's themes of how small-town secrets can grow out of control.

Vicki Lawrence had a No. 1 hit with the song, written by her then-husband Bobby Russell, in 1973. Reba McEntire's recording of the tune reached No. 12 in 1992, remaining on the charts for 20 weeks.

In 2025, Briley King recorded a cover of "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia" featuring The Marcus King Band and accompanying harmonies from Ella Langley.

Who was your favorite character on Baywatch?

Depending on how fans feel about Stephen Amell leading the newly announced revival series, at least a beloved original cast member is also joining the ensemble.

In a social-media post on Tuesday, Feb. 17, Fox revealed that David Chokachi is indeed coming back for the upcoming season of Baywatch — which Fox had picked up for the 2026-27 broadcast season with a 12-episode order, per Variety.

"We are thrilled to announce that David Chokachi will reprise his character 'Cody Madison' in the new #Baywatch series! 🏝️" the caption of Fox TV's joint Instagram post reads.

Friends and fans have already flooded the post's comments section with congratulatory words and Emojis. "I’m excited for this one of my favorite character on the original baywatch," wrote one Instagram user, for instance.

Per the official character description shared by Variety, Chokachi's Cody now runs "The Shoreline, the unofficially official Baywatch bar-and-grill, and still puts on the red trunks for the occasional shift saving lives. He’s a mentor to and a friend, providing a second home for his fellow lifeguards... and always offering free wings after a big save."

Amell, 44, will play Hobie Buchanon, the son of legendary lifeguard Mitch Buchanon from the original show (portrayed by David Hasselhoff).

Fox is set to host an open casting call for the show on Wednesday, Feb. 18, Variety also noted, with production set to begin this spring in Los Angeles. The original series that primarily aired in the 1990s helped launch the acting careers of:

• Pamela Anderson
• Jason Momoa
• Yasmine Bleeth
• Carmen Electra

Speaking of — Electra, 53, was spotted last month at the star-studded premiere of Paris Hilton's new documentary, Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir. She wore a bright red slip dress with a mermaid-style skirt — and one of the most striking aspects of the ensemble was the low back of the dress, which showed off Electra’s new tattoo of praying hands.

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Shia LaBeouf and Mia Goth have called it quits. Again.

The couple, who reportedly began dating in 2012 while filming Lars Von Trier’s erotic double-volume indie Nymphomaniac, are said to have "quietly" gone their separate ways about a year ago, Page Six reported today. 

Making their red-carpet debut promoting LaBeouf’s film Fury in London in 2015, the two broke up three years later, before reconciling in 2020, right before the birth of their daughter, Isabel.

According to Entertainment Tonight, the couple married in 2016 in a Las Vegas ceremony, complete with an Elvis impersonator. 

Quietly calling things off last year, a source told Page Six that LaBeouf then moved to New Orleans to be closer to family.

Though neither actor has commented on the latest breakup news, LaBeouf is making headlines for getting into a physical altercation early this morning while celebrating Mardi Gras. 

Per TMZ, LaBeouf was “causing trouble” in the French Quarter, allegedly punching a bar staffer, which resulted in a brawl and an arrest for LaBeouf.

“He is terrorizing the city!” a bartender who wanted to remain anonymous said.

Photos of the fight show LaBeouf being treated by paramedics before being carted away in an ambulance. According to court documents of the incident, LaBeouf faces two charges of simple battery. 

LaBeouf, headlines, and chaos -- sometimes it's hard to tell them apart.

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