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Atlanta United has a verbal deal with River Plate to loan in versatile Paraguayan international Matías Galarza through June 2026, with an obligation to buy 50% of his rights for $3 million if he plays in at least half the matches. The 5-foot-9 central midfielder, who can play as a 6, 8, or 10, joins after limited minutes at River despite 13 caps and two goals for Paraguay. Atlanta needs midfield depth for their rebuild ahead of Saturday's opener at FC Cincinnati, though some fans question the cost amid River's sell-on clause.

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River Plate fans erupted in memes calling Matías Galarza a 'burro' as he heads out, while Atlanta hopes the 24-year-old left-footer revives his career in MLS.

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Detroit Pistons players Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren were selected to participate in the 2026 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles, marking the franchise's first two All-Stars since 2008. Cunningham became the Pistons' first All-Star starter in 17 years.

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The Valentine's Day photo, posted Thursday by @dyingscribe with a 'Caption this' prompt, shows dad resembling grown-up Harry Potter in round glasses and arm tats, mom channeling a chola Hermione with space buns and bold ink, and their baby in a tiny LA hat. Replies blended Potter lore with Chicano slang, like 'Harry Vato and the Foo Who Must Not Be Named, ese' and 'Hector Potter and the Prisoner of San Quentin.' Some speculated it features @terpsnob559 and his family, known for lowrider snaps and kid pics, while a few Potter fans noted the non-canon pairing and griped about the faux backdrop amid California's drought.

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A tattooed South LA couple and their baby posed in matching Dodgers caps against a glittery heart backdrop, sparking a wave of clever Harry Potter mashups.

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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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Mary Kenny described Morgan McSweeney, a key Labour Party figure, as starting out as a 17-year-old building labourer, attending college, learning life lessons at an Israeli kibbutz, and reorganizing the Labour Party in London. Critics dispute this narrative, highlighting his prosperous Irish family connections including a senior partner father, councillor aunt, and cousin advising Leo Varadkar, rejecting claims of working-class origins.

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The feud kicked off when Yaya, mother to one of NBA YoungBoy's 11 kids, shaded Jazlyn's anniversary ring upgrade on Instagram. Mellow Rackz, tied to YoungBoy's circle, defended Jazlyn, prompting Yaya to hit back by calling her homeless and an industry pass-around. Mellow fired back about her own jewelry buys and not having the guy anymore, while online crowds mostly labeled Yaya a bitter ex who can't move on, though a few defended her.

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Jazlyn Mychelle flashed a huge diamond ring from NBA YoungBoy, and Yaya Mayweather quickly called it lab-grown—igniting a fiery exchange with rapper Mellow Rackz.

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The New York Police Department's Community Affairs Bureau organized its fourth annual World Hijab Day event on February 9 at the MUNA Islamic Center in Ozone Park, Queens, partnering with groups like the Council of Pakistani Organizations USA. Officers donned hijabs in a show of inclusion, praised by organizers like Sgt. MD Latif for fostering faith and unity in diverse neighborhoods. Critics online called it one-sided, pointing to no similar try-ons for Christian crosses or Jewish kippahs, with figures like Libs of TikTok decrying it as dominance and Rep. Andy Ogles making inflammatory remarks. While NYPD routinely does interfaith outreach, unverified claims of mosque buses circulated, highlighting divides over religious equity.

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Female NYPD officers tried on hijabs at a Queens community center, smiles all around as balloons floated and locals helped adjust the scarves. What meant unity to some sparked sharp online criticism from others.

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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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The five-member group—Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong, and Yuna—kicked off their third world tour on February 13 and 14, 2026, at Seoul's 11,000-capacity venue. They mixed hits like 'WANNABE' and 'LOCO' with live debuts such as 'DYT' and unreleased solos including Yeji's 'In My Pocket' and Ryujin's 'LOOK,' all while rocking edgy racing outfits and vibrant ensembles. Fans lit up social media with praise for the synergy, Chaeryeong's strut, and rarities like 'That's a No No,' last performed live in 2020. A third Seoul show streams tomorrow, followed by stops in New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and more through mid-2026.

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ITZY burst onto the Jamsil Indoor Stadium stage with razor-sharp moves and fresh solos, leaving fans roaring through two packed nights.

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