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On February 12, streamer Darren Watkins Jr., aka IShowSpeed, called Jack Manuel—the viral Nigerian known for explosive energy and catchphrases like 'Can't you see?'—offering to pay for his flight to the US. The plan is to help Speed's younger brother Jamal finally succeed in his years-long weight-loss journey, which Speed has turned into hilarious stream content. Their connection started during Speed's recent Nigeria trip with viral strength challenges, though fans note US visas for Nigerians often take months.

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During a chaotic live stream, IShowSpeed FaceTimed Jack Manuel Fitness, the Nigerian powerhouse yelling 'My strength is too much,' and promised to fly him over to whip Jamal into shape.

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The Puerto Rican star played the second of three sold-out nights on February 14 at the venue, delivering hits like 'DtMF' amid pyrotechnics and unified sing-alongs from fans waving flags from across Latin America. These concerts sold out in minutes, a big step up from his 45,000-capacity show there three years ago, as part of his record-breaking DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour supporting the 2025 album. Fans hailed him as the 'new king of music' for drawing bigger single-night crowds than Michael Jackson's 1993 shows at the then-smaller stadium, though skeptics noted Jackson's three sold-out nights and massive regional totals, calling the claims overblown.

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Nearly 85,000 fans turned Buenos Aires' Estadio Más Monumental into a fireworks-lit sea of flags and chants during Bad Bunny's high-energy show.

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Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in Portsmouth, England, at a site now preserved as his birthplace museum, and rose from poverty to craft timeless stories of social injustice and redemption. Fans highlight his love for cats, iconic characters like Scrooge and Oliver Twist, and vivid London settings mapped out in his novels. From Manchester inspirations to his rest in Westminster Abbey, the celebration underscores his enduring themes of inequality and kindness that still resonate today.

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On this February 7, admirers share heartwarming tales of Dickens' cat Williamina pawing out his writing candle at night.

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Paris Saint-Germain dominated rivals Olympique de Marseille 5-0 in Le Classique, with Ousmane Dembélé's brace, an own goal by Facundo Medina, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s strike, and Lee Kang-in’s goal securing the win and top spot in Ligue 1. January signing Dro Fernández, grabbed from Barcelona's academy for €8 million, entered around the 75th minute and impressed: 11/11 passes, 5/5 duels won, three fouls drawn, plus a dribble, long ball, tackle, and block. The Spaniard praised Luis Enrique post-match for trusting youth, joining a strong midfield with João Neves and Warren Zaïre-Emery amid Barcelona's frustration.

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In just 16 minutes on debut, 18-year-old Pedro 'Dro' Fernández dazzled with perfect passes and fearless play against Marseille. The PSG wonderkid left fans buzzing after a 5-0 rout.

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Through his company Pedrineta S.L., Pedri purchased the 41-room Hotel Villa de Barajas at Avenida de Logroño 331, perfectly positioned near Madrid-Barajas Airport, IFEMA convention center, and the upcoming Formula 1 circuit. This €4.2 million deal adds to €6.7 million in recent investments, including a €2.5 million former monastery in his Tenerife hometown that he plans to turn into a rural hotel. Fans cheered his savvy diversification beyond soccer, with Barça supporters dubbing him a future club president and rivals joking about his 'Real Madrid' loyalty, while experts highlight the spot's steady draw from travelers and events.

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At just 23, FC Barcelona's Pedri is already snapping up prime real estate like a seasoned mogul. His latest score: a bustling hotel steps from Madrid's airport and future F1 track.

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Guanipa, a key figure in Venezuela's Primero Justicia party and ally of María Corina Machado, was freed Sunday from El Helicoide amid U.S. pressure and a wave of 35 opposition releases following Nicolás Maduro's capture. His son Ramón shared the happy news online, crediting President Trump and Secretary Rubio, as crowds celebrated with flags and motorcades. Around 11:45 p.m., about 10 armed men in four vehicles took Guanipa by force in Los Chorros; allies call it a kidnapping, while authorities claim it was a rearrest for violating conditional release terms in his terrorism case. Opposition leaders demand proof of his life and location, highlighting shaky progress in prisoner freedoms.

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Juan Pablo Guanipa stepped out of prison after eight months, hugging supporters amid cheers in Caracas streets. But late that night, armed men seized him again, turning joy into fear for his family.

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