Arts & Entertainment

Anthony Kim captured the LIV Golf Adelaide title, his first professional victory in nearly 16 years, and has publicly discussed a multi-year recovery from drug addiction and mental health struggles.

Browns pass rusher Myles Garrett posted an Instagram Valentine's Day message praising snowboarder Chloe Kim after she earned Olympic silver in the women's halfpipe, and Kim replied in the comments.

Museum researchers found a small hidden passage beneath a dresser at the Merchant's House that they say connects to the Underground Railroad, and the feature faces potential harm from a proposed neighboring development.

Efrat opened an eight‑lane pool with a movable mechitza that allows men and women to swim separately at the same time; residents are split between those who praise its religious accommodations and those who say layout and scheduling hinder family use.

An interview in which Ilia Malinin said he is not a Taylor Swift fan aired before his Olympic free skate; he later finished eighth and Taylor Swift fans reacted online.

Yuma Kagiyama won the men's free skate silver while Ilia Malinin fell twice and finished eighth; Kagiyama spoke sympathetically about the pressure Malinin faced and his packed schedule.

Jordan Stolz won the men's 500 meters with an Olympic record time of 33.77, earning his second gold at the 2026 Games; Team USA men's hockey is scheduled to play Denmark in Group C after a 5-1 opening win over Latvia.

Atlanta Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies visited Lockheed Elementary in Marietta, Georgia, set up a SpongeBob-themed fish tank with students, and taught them how to care for the classroom goldfish now named Sandy.

Some Gen Z singles are turning to professional matchmakers amid reports of declining dating-app subscribers; matchmaking services range from free directories to firms charging tens of thousands of dollars.

Stephen A. Smith told CBS News he is "giving strong consideration" to a 2028 presidential run as a Democrat, and his remark follows a May town hall where President Trump said he would "love to see him run." Smith says he will spend 2026 studying policy and has not held elected office.

Fox will air an encore of the two-hour fundraising special 'Real Full Monty' on Feb. 18 at 8 ET/PT, featuring James Van Der Beek performing a strip routine and discussing his cancer diagnosis; the broadcast will include a QR code to support the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.

Mila Adams said she did not make false accusations and denied seeking a settlement; Stefon Diggs pleaded not guilty and has a pretrial hearing set for April 1.

The Colorado Symphony returned after three sold-out concerts in New York City, its first New York tour in 50 years. It also announced that Jon Batiste will perform at its May 9, 2025 gala.

Chelsea Delgado, a 33-year-old mother of three, posted an Instagram reel urging women in their 20s to share more unfiltered moments and set aside the 'clean girl aesthetic'; the clip drew nearly 2 million views and many supportive comments.

The NBA All-Star Celebrity Game at the Forum features Simu Liu returning and debuts from GloRilla and Shams, with ESPN offering a 30-minute digital pregame called Hoop Streams.

Bill Pavlacka, a sandcastle artist who worked near the Hotel del Coronado for nearly 20 years, says he was asked to leave after the hotel objected to political messages in his work including a Mark Twain quote; the hotel said it and the artist "have parted ways."

The Simpsons marks its 800th episode, and the long-running show's cast are reported to earn roughly $300,000 to $400,000 per episode.

Jessie Diggins won bronze in the Olympic 10-kilometer freestyle while competing with a rib injury sustained after an earlier fall; she fell at the finish and teammates helped her up.

Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett was pictured taking photos as girlfriend Chloe Kim completed a qualifying run in the women’s halfpipe; Kim posted the top qualifying score of 90.25 despite a recent labrum injury.

Co-stars including Katie Holmes and Busy Philipps posted tributes after James Van Der Beek died at 48; his family’s GoFundMe has raised more than $1.3 million and his official cause of death has not been shared.

A report says DeMarco Murray will be hired by the Kansas City Chiefs as their running backs coach, which would be his first NFL coaching role after college positions at Arizona and Oklahoma.

Bijou Phillips is hospitalized in Los Angeles and back on dialysis at UCLA while she awaits a second kidney transplant; she has publicly appealed for a living donor.

Antonio Reyes, a pastor from Sacramento, officiated a legal Spanish-language wedding for Thomas Wolter and Eleisa Aparicio during Bad Bunny's Super Bowl 60 halftime show after signing nondisclosure agreements and rehearsing the brief ceremony.

Clips of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance drew tens of millions of views on the NFL's Instagram, while game action clips had under a million views; the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29-13.

Actress Tamzin Outhwaite underwent a course of NeoGen nitrogen plasma treatments and reported tighter skin, smaller pores and a more radiant complexion; she had eight low-energy sessions over a year at a reported total cost of £4,950 and will have maintenance every three to four months.

Washington State Ferries and Kitsap Transit announced added sailings and larger-capacity ferries into Seattle for Feb. 11 to handle large crowds for the Seahawks Super Bowl parade; city officials estimate as many as 1 million spectators may attend.

Detroit author Javonne Barrett published Lines of Legacy, a coloring book that illustrates 25 pivotal moments in Black history and seeks to prompt conversation across ages and communities.

An award-winning Black Liberation Walking Tour in West Oakland highlights the Black Panther Party's roots and community programs, with original members and local guides sharing site histories. The Black Panther Party Alumni Legacy Network plans an Oakland Freedom Run and Community Wellness Festival on Saturday, February 28 at Raimondi Park.

Iranian authorities added seven and a half years to Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi's prison sentence, her lawyer said, and she was given additional restrictions including internal exile and a travel ban.

Human Rights Watch says Youssouf Sissoko was arrested on Feb. 5, charged with spreading false information and insulting a foreign head of state, and is being held in pretrial custody.