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Excitement surrounds BTS's first full-group album in years, ARIRANG, teased with global 'What Is Your Love Song?' campaigns and synced social media posts from BTS, TXT, and CORTIS. A fan theory links a resurfaced 'hybe gang' photo from CORTIS member Seonghyeon and matching setups to suggest a supergroup collaboration, but many ARMY fans push back hard, demanding the post-military hiatus comeback stay BTS-only. While some see innocent promo ties like shared love songs and a Mic Drop cover, others call the idea delusional leeching—no official word from HYBE yet as hype builds for a possible world tour.

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Fans spotted 17 circled shoes and drinks in promo photos—exactly matching BTS, TXT, and CORTIS members together. That simple clue has split the fandom wide open.

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Rolling Stone Brasil's Kadu Soares wrote that the Puerto Rican star's sold-out show shattered cultural barriers, blending perreo beats with Brazilian funk and uniting a diverse crowd in shared Latin experiences. Many online countered that Brazil has long embraced its Latin place through telenovelas, RBD, Shakira, and songs like Ney Matogrosso's 'Sangue Latino,' without needing reggaeton to remind them. Critics quipped back at the magazine, resurfaced Anitta explaining Brazil's Portuguese-speaking Latin status, and stressed national pride in its unique carnival and soccer spirit.

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Bad Bunny packed São Paulo's Allianz Parque with 45,000 fans on February 20, calling it the realization of a dream. But the magazine's review praising him for helping Brazil claim its Latino identity drew sharp online pushback.

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Twitter user @barbarismcrit labeled an opinion on Puerto Rican artist Benito as 'too woke,' sparking discussions on whether criticism portraying Benito as a conquistador or privileged due to his whiteness is woke, ignorant, or xenophobic. Commenters debated power dynamics between Puerto Rico and the US, rejecting the notion that Benito's perceived whiteness grants privilege in that context. The conversation highlighted disagreements on applying US-centric worldviews to Latin America and accusations of hypocrisy among critics.

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The first magnitude 5.0 earthquake hit the West Chile Rise at 07:21 UTC, 1,700 kilometers west of Chile at a shallow 10-kilometer depth, in a tectonically active mid-ocean ridge. About 75 minutes later, a 4.5 quake struck 77 kilometers south of Coquimbo at 08:34 UTC, possibly felt in nearby towns like Ovalle and Coquimbo, home to over 160,000 people. No damage or injuries were reported, with agencies like USGS, EMSC, and Chile's CSN confirming the events as typical for the Nazca-South America subduction zone.

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Early Friday, a 5.0 quake rumbled deep in the remote South Pacific, followed by a 4.5 tremor felt near Chile's shore.

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On February 13, 1920, Andrew 'Rube' Foster founded the first stable Black-owned major league, organizing teams like the Kansas City Monarchs amid baseball's segregation. The league produced legends such as Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson, and Jackie Robinson before collapsing in 1931, though MLB later recognized its stats as major league caliber. Today, the museum revealed renderings for a $35 million campus upgrade, quadrupling space with a hotel and parking to preserve this legacy of excellence born from exclusion. Free admission continues all February, sponsored by the Royals.

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Exactly 106 years after Rube Foster gathered team owners at the Paseo YMCA to launch the Negro National League, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum returned to the same spot—now the Buck O'Neil Center—to unveil plans for a major expansion.

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Japanese biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering autophagy, the process where cells break down and recycle damaged components to survive stress like fasting. Research shows autophagy ramps up after 12-24 hours without food, peaking around 72 hours, aiding cell renewal, reducing inflammation, and supporting metabolic health. Shared widely during Ramadan—which began around February 18—posts connect the science to longstanding Muslim, Hindu, and folk fasting traditions, though experts caution it's no cancer cure and advise consulting doctors for safety.

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As millions reach day five of Ramadan fasting, a post about Yoshinori Ohsumi's Nobel Prize for cellular self-eating has drawn huge attention. It spotlights how the body recycles damaged parts during nutrient scarcity.

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Watford appointed 35-year-old Belgian coach Ed Still to a two-and-a-half-year deal on Monday, replacing Javi Gracia who resigned after a 2-0 loss to Swansea. Sitting 11th in the Championship, the Hornets endured a turbulent stretch with interim boss Charlie Daniels overseeing a draw and a narrow defeat. Still, brother of ex-Reims coach Will Still, promises a compact defense and fast attacks; fans are already punning on his name ahead of Saturday's trip to Preston North End.

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Ed Still walked into training at London Colney on Tuesday, ready to shake up Watford's season with his aggressive, pacey style—just three points from the play-offs.

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