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02/15/2026

02/15/2026

Watch as mega fans share their favorite Bruno moments and excitement for the new album. Join the conversation and connect with fellow fans. https://talkshop.live/watch/PeOJP-L4_n_k

02/15/2026

Happy Birthday to the God of Stories himself, Tom Hiddleston! 🟢🐍
From his scene-stealing debut in 2011 to his evolution into the ultimate protector of the multiverse, Tom’s portrayal of Loki has become one of the most beloved and complex journeys in cinematic history.
We’re eternally grateful for the charm, wit, and heart he brought to every timeline, glorious purpose looks good on him! 🥰🥳

02/14/2026

“I Couldn’t Breathe.” — Jaafar Jackson Reveals the Terrifying First Time He Wore the 'Thriller' Jacket, and the 10-Minute Silence That Followed. The moment the zipper closed, the air reportedly vanished. On the set of Michael, Jaafar Jackson says wearing the iconic red “Thriller” jacket felt less like a costume and more like stepping into a billion memories. Crew members stood frozen in silence as he faced the mirror. What happened in those next ten minutes left the entire production shaken. 🔗: https://enews.topnewsource.com/?p=35284

02/13/2026

Bruno Mars has expanded his 2026 Romantic Tour with over 30 newly added stadium dates across North America, Europe and the U.K.

This marks his first full headline tour in nearly ten years and will now encompass nearly 70 shows.

He has added extra nights in major markets like Las Vegas, Chicago, Toronto and a record six-night run at London’s Wembley Stadium.

Silk Sonic partner Anderson .Paak joins as DJ P*e .Wee, supported by Victoria Monét, Raye and Leon Thomas on select dates.

The tour aligns with his upcoming album, The Romantic, due Feb. 27, and ticket presales start Jan. 15.

02/13/2026

What you do in the minutes after a meal may matter more than you think.

Scientists are beginning to uncover how even gentle movement during this time could do more than settle your stomach. It might reshape how your body processes food and how your brain responds to it.

Find out what the research is pointing to—and why one simple habit is gaining particular attention: https://on.natgeo.com/3MBDSgL

02/13/2026

On May 23, 1994, John F. Kennedy Jr., age 33, leaned over his mother's mahogany casket at Arlington National Cemetery, his hand resting on the polished wood as if he could somehow keep her here a little longer, and what makes this photograph unbearably heartbreaking is not just the visible grief of a son burying his mother but the knowledge that Jackie Kennedy Onassis—who'd survived her husband's assassination, raised two children under impossible scrutiny, rebuilt her life as a book editor, and became arguably the most admired woman of the 20th century—had died just four days earlier on May 19, 1994, at age 64, from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma that she'd kept private until the very end, maintaining the dignified silence that had defined her life since Dallas. The burial was deliberately small, only 64 people invited to witness Jackie being laid to rest beside President Kennedy and their two infant children, Patrick and Arabella, reuniting a family that tragedy had scattered across decades, and John Jr.—wearing a dark suit with a small purple ribbon (Jackie's favorite color) in his lapel—performed the final act of love by placing his hand on her casket, a gesture photographer Greg Gibson captured that would become one of the most intimate portraits of grief in American history. What haunts anyone looking at this image now is the cruel mathematics of Kennedy mortality: John Jr. would himself die just five years and 54 days later on July 16, 1999, when his plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off Martha's Vineyard, killing him, his wife Carolyn, and her sister Lauren, ending the Kennedy line that had begun with such promise and been cut down with such savage regularity that it felt less like coincidence than curse, leaving only Caroline to carry the weight of Camelot's memory forward alone.