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Social media users are sharing images and edits imagining interactions between Jujutsu Kaisen characters Gojo Satoru, Suguru Geto, and Sukuna and Cowboy Bebop characters like Spike Spiegel. Discussions focus on whether these crossovers would form unstoppable duos, lead to conflicts, or create drama. Hashtags such as #sukugo and #jjk highlight the Jujutsu Kaisen references in the fan conversations.

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Nottingham Panthers defeated the Cardiff Devils 3-2 in a tense shootout at Motorpoint Arena, grabbing two key points in the EIHL playoff race. Matt Alfaro and Matt Marcinew scored in regulation for a 2-0 lead, but Cardiff rallied late with goals from Ryan Barrow and Cam Olischefski to force extras. In the shootout, Marcinew, Logan Fossier, and Brett Doherty scored, with Carr stopping all three Devils attempts. Coach Danny Stewart called it a character win, as Nottingham ties Sheffield and Cardiff at 56 points behind leaders Belfast.

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Kevin Carr stood tall in the shootout, slamming the door on Cardiff's shooters while Nottingham's snipers lit the lamp three times for the win.

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The league handed Brooks a one-game ban without pay after the call came with 6:37 left in the second quarter of Phoenix's 136-109 defeat to Oklahoma City on Wednesday. He'll miss the Suns' Feb. 19 road game against the San Antonio Spurs, costing him about $121,403 from his $21.1 million salary. Brooks leads the NBA with 16 techs this season—tops ahead of Luka Doncic's 13—and vented postgame about inconsistent officiating from ref James Williams, saying refs see him as either victim or bad guy. For a .500 Suns team chasing playoffs, his edge on defense matters, but the tech pace raises discipline questions as he returns Feb. 21 versus the Magic.

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Dillon Brooks hit his 16th technical foul in a blowout loss to the Thunder, triggering an automatic NBA suspension just before the All-Star break.

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The Minnesota Vikings posted a 'Ramadan Kareem' message timed for the holy month's start on February 17 or 18, 2026, highlighting lanterns and Arabic script in team colors. While thousands liked it, critics fired back with claims of pandering to Minnesota's large Somali Muslim community, pointing out top replies like 'Christ is king' with over 9,000 likes and gripes about no equal Christmas fanfare. Defenders dismissed the backlash as overblown, and the team has a track record of holiday posts for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and even last year's Eid—reflecting ties to the Twin Cities' over 100,000 Somali fans who fill seats and get shoutouts from stars like Justin Jefferson.

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A simple purple graphic with a crescent moon lit up Vikings fans' feeds right as Ramadan began—some saw a heartfelt nod, others a step too far.

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Damian Lillard won the 2026 State Farm 3-Point Contest at All-Star Saturday Night in Los Angeles, scoring 29 points in the final to beat Devin Booker (27) and Kon Knueppel (17), joining Larry Bird and Jason Kapono as the only three-time winners. Curry, a two-time champ who sat out the event, stole the show with his epic long-range swish from above the Intuit Dome. He then promised to enter next year with Lillard, Klay Thompson, and Kevin Durant for a dream-team showdown.

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From the broadcast booth, Steph Curry launched a 100-foot 3-pointer that swished perfectly as Damian Lillard claimed his third contest crown. The crowd roared while broadcasters shouted, 'Greatness, baby!'

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The progressive Working Families Party, holding two Philadelphia City Council seats, started a campaign Tuesday to recruit a Democratic primary opponent to U.S. Sen. John Fetterman for 2028. They criticized his November 10 vote for H.R. 5371, a continuing resolution that averted a 35-day government shutdown but omitted extensions for Affordable Care Act premium subsidies affecting nearly 500,000 enrollees in Pennsylvania. The party plans statewide training, recruitment, and fundraising to promote working-class leadership, amid Fetterman's shift toward moderate positions.

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Pennsylvania's Working Families Party declares war on Sen. John Fetterman, vowing to back a challenger after his vote ended a historic shutdown sans ACA subsidies.

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A widely shared photo shows Ferguson smiling in his flat cap while six elite managers sit on a training ground bench, prompting fans to debate who should stand so he can sit. Manchester United supporters often point to Arteta, noting his lack of a Premier League title as head coach despite Arsenal's current lead and his high win rate. Others insist everyone should rise for Ferguson's 13 league titles and enduring legacy, with Arsenal fans defending Arteta's transformation of the Gunners alongside Wenger's own trophy record.

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Sir Alex Ferguson stands tall behind a bench of football legends like Mourinho, Guardiola, and Arteta—all casually seated in club kits. Fans can't resist asking: who gives up their spot for the United icon?

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On January 30, during an anti-ICE rally outside Los Angeles' Metropolitan Detention Center, 25-year-old educational aide Jasmin Lamos was injured by an FN303 less-lethal marker round as clashes escalated and LAPD issued a dispersal order. Her attorney calls the face shot unjustified, leading to plans for state excessive force and federal civil rights claims amid her ongoing pain and PTSD. LAPD used the munitions amid reports of violent agitators and made about 50 arrests, while online views split between protest risks and concerns over head shots.

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Jasmin Lamos sat on a curb waiting for a ride when a less-lethal round struck her cheek, embedding fragments that now require surgeries and trigger migraines.

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Huger, convicted of DUI after crashing her Maserati in March 2024, served about six months of a two-year sentence before early release. On the Reasonably Shady podcast, Dixon criticized Huger's blame-shifting and lack of apology to drunk driving victims, while Bryant hoped for progress at the reunion. Fans praised Dixon's candor, spotted shady moments in behind-the-scenes footage, and gear up for the three-part milestone event starting February 15 on Bravo.

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Karen Huger shared her first jail reflections with Andy Cohen, but castmates Robyn Dixon and Gizelle Bryant had strong takes on her words ahead of the big reunion.

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