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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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Byeon WooSeok appears in behind-the-scenes photos from his Harper's Bazaar March print issue shoot with Prada in Milan. Varo Entertainment shares the images on Instagram and Weverse.

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The Israel Defense Forces identified dozens of Hezbollah weapons sites and command posts in the southern Lebanese village of Beit Lif, calling it a violation of the November 2024 ceasefire. Local residents denied the claims and requested Lebanese army protection, which deployed patrols hours later. The accusations coincide with IDF strikes on suspected storage facilities in nearby Deir Kifa, Shehour, Tayr Filsay, and Aynata after evacuation warnings.

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Just 3.5 km from Israel's border, IDF troops uncover Hezbollah headquarters hidden in Lebanese homes next to schools.

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The controversy erupted after Esfandiari mocked the idea that Kuminga supporters—long frustrated with Golden State's handling of the former No. 7 pick—would subscribe to watch his early Hawks games. It followed reports of spiked Atlanta League Pass ratings during Kuminga's debut outings, with The Athletic's Anthony Slater noting curiosity about Warriors fans tuning in. Critics called the comment classist or racially charged, especially in Black History Month, while defenders saw it as a jab at young fans; the exchange highlights the ongoing team vs. player loyalty divide in Dub Nation.

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Sam Esfandiari's quip questioning if Jonathan Kuminga fans can afford NBA League Pass hit a nerve in Warriors Nation, sparking accusations of classism and worse.

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On March 17, the Ministry of Interior announced the arrests of 14 Kuwaiti nationals and two Lebanese citizens tied to a banned Hezbollah-linked group. The cell planned sabotage, recruitment, and threats to sovereignty; authorities seized firearms, drones, encrypted devices, terror flags, maps, narcotics, cash, and training weapons. Hezbollah denied involvement, calling claims baseless, while Kuwait vowed zero tolerance and continues probing accomplices. Citizens filled social media with flag-draped images of the Kuwait Towers, prayers like 'May God protect Kuwait,' and hashtags echoing national pride and resolve against threats.

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Kuwaiti security forces moved swiftly this week, arresting 16 suspects in a terror cell bent on sabotaging vital infrastructure. Citizens responded with waves of national flags and prayers for protection.

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Israeli forces invaded and occupied southern Lebanon, entering civilian homes in the village of Marjayoun. Soldiers documented themselves with personal belongings from evacuated homes and mocked an elderly Lebanese woman in social media videos.

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Seat fillers dressed as Michael B. Jordan appeared at the Oscars, referencing his role as twin brothers Smoke and Stack in the film Sinners. Numerous individuals mimicking Jordan filled empty seats during the ceremony.

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During a Complex News interview at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15, 2026, the 25-year-old actress from Indianapolis picked ATEEZ, NCT, VERIVERY, and aespa as her K-pop 'Mount Rushmore.' She also gave a shoutout to Hearts2Hearts, the dance crew she co-founded, noting they're 'getting up there.' VERIVERY fans called it their biggest endorsement yet from the often-overlooked Jellyfish Entertainment group, while supporters of the other acts celebrated the love from the 'One Battle After Another' star who often covers K-pop tracks.

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Chase Infiniti stepped onto the Oscars red carpet in a stunning purple gown, then named her ultimate K-pop favorites without hesitation.

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The 2025 vampire horror Sinners, set in 1932 Jim Crow-era Mississippi and starring Michael B. Jordan as twin brothers, grossed $369 million, snagged 16 Oscar nods, and won four including Best Actor for Jordan. Days after Coogler's Best Original Screenplay victory on March 17, voices questioned the film's lack of queer characters, citing overlooked Black LGBTQ figures in history and wishing for ballroom elements in its juke joint scenes. Defenders argued his films like Fruitvale Station and Creed reflect personal Black male stories from his Oakland roots, urging support for queer Black filmmakers instead, while some called it untimely criticism right after his milestone win.

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Fresh off his first Oscar for Sinners, Ryan Coogler finds himself in the middle of a lively online split over LGBTQ inclusion in his storytelling.

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Tom Holland was photographed in Miami and Miami Beach, Florida.

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The video from the March 12 Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards in Los Angeles captured the two stars in what many described as a lively, friendly exchange, with Taylor bending over in laughter. A gossip post called it an 'altercation,' drawing millions of views, but Black viewers pushed back hard, pointing to clasped hands, grins, and cultural norms around expressive interactions. ESPN's Jemele Hill and others highlighted how outsiders often misinterpret such moments, comparing it to past clips like a 2023 Dancing With the Stars debate over Korean BBQ. Neither star has commented, and mainstream coverage stayed focused on the event's celebrations of Black women in entertainment.

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A backstage clip shows Zendaya and Teyana Taylor chatting animatedly, hands clasped and smiles wide—yet a French gossip account labeled it a heated clash.

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