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Eight teams battle in the UEFA Champions League knockout play-off second legs, with favorites Inter Milan and Atlético Madrid hosting after shock first-leg losses or draws on February 17-18. Newcastle United holds a commanding 6-1 lead over Qarabağ, while Leverkusen leads Olympiacos 2-0; Tuesday features Atlético vs. Club Brugge and Leverkusen vs. Olympiacos, followed by Inter vs. Bodø/Glimt and Newcastle's tie on Wednesday alongside Atalanta-Dortmund, PSG-Monaco, Juventus-Galatasaray, and Real Madrid-Benfica. Fans share bold predictions like Inter winning 3-1 and celebrate the drama of potential giant-killings as spots in the round of 16 hang in the balance.

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Underdogs like Bodø/Glimt stunned Inter Milan 3-1 in Norway's cold, leaving the Italians desperate for a home comeback tonight.

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In Wednesday's episode, Samie and Ciaran declared themselves closed off to others, topping odds at 6/4 to win the £50,000 prize ahead of Millie and Zac. Viewers flooded X with gripes, labeling Samie a 'mean girl' and hypocrite, Ciaran 'so boring,' and suspecting a producers' winners edit despite their lack of drama. A few fans cheer their peaceful vibe as rows rage elsewhere, like between Belle, Samie, Lucinda, and tension in Scott and Leanne's pairing. With the final approaching, their steady strategy holds the lead even as the 'boring' complaints roll in.

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Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies locked in their couple status amid villa fireworks, becoming betting favorites—yet fans can't stop calling them a total yawn.

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Matheus Cunha recorded 11 defensive contributions in 94 minutes during Middlesbrough's match against Everton. He defended effectively in deep positions during the second half, enabling a transition that led to the winning goal. Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick praised Cunha for making the difference through his defensive work and character.

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Substitute Benjamin Sesko scored the only goal in the 71st minute to secure a 1-0 win for Michael Carrick's Manchester United at Everton, lifting them back into fourth place. The real drama unfolded in the 79th minute when Everton's corner sparked a pile-up of pushing and grappling around keeper Senne Lammens, who punched clear and earned Man of the Match honors. Everton fans accused United of dirty tactics, while United supporters blamed Arsenal's 'haram corner routine' for bringing physical zonal marking to the Premier League, with calls growing for rule changes to curb the box chaos.

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Deep into stoppage time, Everton swarmed Manchester United's goalmouth in a desperate corner, turning the penalty area into a shoving match that had fans pointing fingers.

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U.S. Army veteran Joey Dark 2 Light shared a TikTok clip from September 2025 on Thursday, where a woman argues swearing like 'fuck this system' pierces societal spells that stifle raw emotion. The post drew over 27,000 views, cheers from fans embracing profanity's freedom, and pushback from religious skeptics warning against it. Science supports perks like boosted pain tolerance from endorphins, while history ties 'fuck' to old class struggles over language.

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A woman in the clip leans in close, explaining how 'fuck' shatters the polite programming drilled into us from childhood. Her words hit home for many feeling the weight of those hidden rules.

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The 58-year-old actor and singer has made 'Gang Gang' by LA rapper Chef Boy his go-to anthem, sharing clips of himself vibing hard in his car and dragging a portable speaker on wheels for impromptu jams. Released in February 2025 with features from Rosecrans HopOut, YS, PhoPho8ight, and Hitta J3, the track has over 28 million Spotify streams after blowing up on TikTok. Fans love Foxx's unfiltered joy, joking he's behind most of the plays and relating it to their own repeat-listen obsessions, especially after his health comeback.

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Picture Jamie Foxx rolling down his car window, cranking up the volume, and belting out 'gang gang' with a huge grin. He's turning parking lots and restaurants into his personal concert venues.

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The 23-year-old Belgian, Manchester United's Player of the Match, starred in the gritty victory at Goodison Park with key stops to secure Benjamin Sesko's lone goal. Speaking post-match, Lammens declared United—fourth with 48 points—aim to chase Aston Villa (51), Manchester City (56), and Arsenal (61). Under Michael Carrick, the side's unbeaten run has fans dreaming of a top-four surge, even as rivals jab at the gaps.

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After shutting down Everton with clutch saves in a 1-0 win, young keeper Senne Lammens looked straight at the camera and said his team wants to hunt down the leaders above them.

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Lancôme Thailand launched the 'Friends of Idôle' campaign today, featuring rapper MILLI for the woody floral Idôle Power, 4EVE's Aheye for the rosy jasmine signature scent, and BUS vocalist AA Ashirakorn for the new fruity Peach 'N Roses with juicy peach, red berries, and velvety rose. The 'Be Your Own Idôle' initiative celebrates self-confidence through chic images of the artists in colorful outfits, sparking fan excitement with trends like #FriendofIdole and giveaways. For AA, it's a major milestone, blending his playful Gen-Z energy with luxury beauty as fans share pride and edits welcoming him to the Idôle family.

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Three rising T-Pop talents—MILLI, Aheye from 4EVE, and AA from BUS—step into the spotlight, each embodying a bold Idôle fragrance that matches their unique vibe.

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Everton sit ninth in the Premier League with 37 points from 26 games, a solid mid-table spot under new owners The Friedkin Group after a £97 million summer spend on players like Iliman Ndiaye. Yet fans frustration grows over a meager 29 goals scored and negative tactics, despite stability better than last season's near-relegation scrape. Some credit Moyes for security and warn against upheaval, while others question his high salary and demand a bolder coach to match the upgraded squad.

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Benjamin Sesko's late strike gave Manchester United a 1-0 win at Goodison Park, leaving Everton fans arguing fiercely over manager David Moyes' future.

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In the premiere of Season 8 of The Honest Bunch podcast, Tinubu supporter Seyi Law claimed Nigeria is safer with fewer bomb blasts and more bandits neutralized, while activist Zekeri Idris Jnr countered with recent attacks and unfulfilled 2023 promises after nearly three years. The debate spilled into economy woes and elections, highlighting polarized views amid 2025's 4,654 violent deaths and 3,141 kidnappings per Nextier's report. As the clip spread widely, voices like Reno Omokri defended progress from past peaks, but many demand real fixes for ongoing banditry and clashes.

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Zekeri Idris Jnr stared down comedian Seyi Law, declaring a serious government ends insecurity in one year—leaving Law frozen in silence during a heated podcast exchange.

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Tottenham fell 4-1 at home to Arsenal on Sunday, with Eberechi Eze and Viktor Gyokeres scoring braces to widen the Gunners' lead at the top, leaving Spurs 16th and battling relegation. It marked Croatian coach Igor Tudor's first game after his February 14 appointment, but a video captured by a Spurs YouTuber sparked outrage as fans accused van de Ven of ignoring instructions. Some defended the Dutch defender, noting the clip's angle pointed Tudor toward partner Radu Dragusin and lacked full context; afterward, van de Ven called himself devastated while Tudor focused on closing the quality gap without addressing discipline.

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In the heat of a 4-1 derby demolition by Arsenal, a sideline clip showed new Spurs boss Igor Tudor yelling 'push up!' while captain Micky van de Ven stood with his back turned.

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