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British historian Sir Antony Beevor, in a December 2025 Sky News interview, accused Trump of being unwittingly manipulated by Putin to weaken Ukraine. Garry Kasparov hit back, claiming Trump is actively colluding with Moscow through stalled talks, aid cuts, and territorial pressure. Amid trilateral meetings in Abu Dhabi that yielded a prisoner swap but no breakthroughs, Zelenskyy eyes a June 2026 U.S. deadline while Russia keeps striking energy targets—the debate underscores splits on whether Trump's push ends the war or favors Putin.

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A historian's sharp label for Trump as Putin's 'useful idiot' resurfaced, pulling chess legend Kasparov into a heated clash over Ukraine peace talks.

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The duo issued a joint statement calling out Universal for using Greenwood's 'Barbara Rose' cue from Phantom Thread without consulting him, breaching his composer agreement, and demanded its removal from Melania, directed by Brett Ratner. The film, which follows Melania in the 20 days before Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration, has faced a rocky box office run—$13.4 million domestically after a sharp drop, and weak overseas earnings—plus critic backlash as propaganda. Melania producer Marc Beckman dismissed the claims as a 'blatant lie,' insisting all music contracts were properly executed and artists compensated.

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Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood just drew a line in the sand over their 2017 film score showing up in Melania Trump's new documentary.

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The Grammy-winning singer opened Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, California, with a stirring rendition of the hymn known as the Black National Anthem, ahead of the Patriots-Seahawks matchup on NBC. Written in 1900 by James Weldon Johnson, the song has been an NFL pre-game tradition since 2020, performed with a string ensemble, ASL interpreter, and Jones in a Whitney Houston-inspired jacket. While supporters celebrated her vocals and called it Black excellence, critics questioned its place at a unifying event, insisting the U.S. has only one national anthem.

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Coco Jones stepped onto the field at Levi's Stadium, her voice soaring through 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' backed by violinists in Pan-African colors. Her fiancé Donovan Mitchell and mother Javonda watched with beaming pride from the stands.

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The attack happened Monday night, February 9, 2026, at Vitafuerte Fitness Center in Cartago, Costa Rica, where 34-year-old Jeffrey Giovanny Araya Achio, known as 'Saya,' died from shots to his head, neck, and back. Investigators link it to gang turf wars over drugs in the La Unión area; Araya had a criminal record including robbery and weapons charges and had just left prison. The video spread online with false claims it was from Las Vegas, but locals and facts confirmed the Costa Rican origin amid rising regional violence.

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A helmeted gunman walked into a busy gym, calmly approached Jeffrey Araya on the leg press, and fired 16 shots as shocked workout partners froze.

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Born in 1975 in the Dominican Republic, Guerrero debuted with the Montreal Expos in 1996 and built a Hall of Fame career, slashing .318/.379/.553 with 449 home runs, a 2004 AL MVP award, and nine All-Star nods before his 2018 induction. Fans shared his iconic right-field lasers, like the one gunning down a Blue Jays runner, Expos throwbacks, prized trading cards, and MLB's highlight reels. The love extended to his son Vladimir Jr., ranked No. 5 among current first basemen, sparking some fan debate over the list.

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Vladimir Guerrero Sr. turned 51 on February 9, and baseball fans lit up social media with clips of his legendary cannon arm and explosive power at the plate.

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The Afrobeat singer, son of Fela Kuti, ranted about Nigeria's economic squeeze where urban workers earn 200,000-300,000 naira monthly but face average one-bedroom rents around 185,000 naira—often paid yearly upfront—while independent living costs at least 500,000 naira. He slammed the 'japa' emigration trend as a mindset from childhood poverty, linking it to stunted development in poor homes, and boasted that stars like Diddy and Kanye first sought his family's legacy. Online views split between praise for his inequality truths, defenses of middle-class japa escapes, and jabs at his own privilege, yet his words on breaking wage ties to oppressors keep gaining traction.

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Shirtless in his Lagos home, Seun Kuti gestured emphatically during a livestream, urging Nigerian workers to rise up against 200,000 naira salaries that can't touch 500,000+ naira rents.

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