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During Wednesday's episode of Love Island All Stars season 3, Lucinda Strafford confronted Belle Hassan for criticizing her past move on Sean Stone while now doing something similar to Leanne Amaning by chatting with Scott van der Sluis in the Secret Garden. The row escalated in the dressing room, with islanders like Samie Elishi clashing and Whitney Adebayo trying to mediate on the principle of fairness. Belle stormed out overwhelmed, as resurfaced clips showed her predicting Scott would leave Leanne, but Leanne quipped that Lucinda was handling her fight for her. The drama split the villa, highlighting fragile friendships amid shifting loyalties.

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Tensions boiled over in the villa when Lucinda pulled Belle aside, accusing her of hypocrisy after Belle's secret pull with Scott blindsided Leanne.

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The group, from World Without Exploitation, confronted Bondi during a February 11 House Judiciary Committee hearing over the Justice Department's handling of Epstein files released under the 2025 Transparency Act. All were adults at the time of their alleged encounters—Jess Michaels at 22 in 1991, Teresa Helm at 22 in 2002, and others aged 21-23—yet they've received settlements from Epstein's estate and banks like JPMorgan. Critics like journalist Michael Tracey note this distinction from confirmed underage victims, while supporters stress grooming and coercion can affect adults too, amid ongoing calls for full disclosure of over 3.5 million pages.

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Five women who say Epstein assaulted them as adults stood firm at a House hearing, pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi for unredacted files on his crimes.

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Liverpool secured a 1-0 victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, with Virgil van Dijk scoring the winning goal to become the club's highest-scoring defender in Premier League history. Midfielder Wataru Endo suffered a serious ankle injury, was stretchered off the pitch, and head coach Arne Slot stated he expects Endo to be sidelined for a long time pending scans.

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Liverpool secured a comfortable 3-0 FA Cup win over Brighton at Anfield, with goals from Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones, and Mohamed Salah's penalty advancing them to the fifth round. New signing Milos Kerkez starred, earning Player of the Match for his assist and strong showing down the left. Arne Slot's choice to start Gakpo over 17-year-old academy prospect Rio Ngumoha drew sharp fan criticism online, despite the clean-sheet victory and Ngumoha's lively late cameo—nearly adding a fourth before a tight offside call.

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Liverpool fans couldn't hide their frustration watching Cody Gakpo struggle on the left flank, all while teenage star Rio Ngumoha waited on the bench for his moment.

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Giuffre died by suicide on April 25, 2025, at age 41, amid personal struggles including losing custody of her children and a bus accident; her family confirmed the cause, though her father's doubts and a 2019 post denying suicidal thoughts have fueled theories of foul play. Journalist Michael Tracey recently called her claims unreliable, citing court reprimands and similarities to fiction, while supporters highlight her settlements with Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction. Her legacy lives on in 'Virginia's Law,' a new bill to scrap statutes of limitations on civil sex abuse claims, introduced February 10, 2026, and backed by her family and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

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Virginia Giuffre, a key Epstein accuser, took her own life on her Western Australia farm last year, leaving behind a family statement mourning her as a lifelong victim of abuse.

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Rising TikTok star and actor Hudson Williams visited the Belasco Theatre to snap photos with the cast of the Tony-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending, including Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen. The 20-something Canadian, known for his boy-next-door charm and viral skits, posed with the full ensemble in cozy post-show layers. Fans buzzed over Criss's cheeky caption and speculated Williams might head to Broadway next, seeing him as a natural successor to Criss's spotlight charisma.

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Hudson Williams beamed next to Darren Criss against the pink backstage wall, capturing a fun selfie after the show. Criss reposted it with his playful 'Rivalglee' caption, nodding to his Glee roots.

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Folarin Balogun stunned PSG with goals in 55 seconds and 18 minutes, the fastest in Monaco's European history, before Dembélé limped off injured. Doué sparked the comeback, scoring once before halftime and assisting Hakimi's equalizer, then adding a second after Monaco went down to 10 men. The 20-year-old's man-of-the-match heroics give PSG a slim edge ahead of next week's second leg at home.

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Down 2-0 early and without star Ousmane Dembélé, PSG looked done. Then teenage sub Désiré Doué stepped up with a rocket that changed everything.

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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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Manchester United fans are debating starting Matheus Cunha, Benjamin Sesko, and Bryan Mbeumo in the front three over Amad Diallo following a draw against West Ham. Critics highlight Diallo's lack of efficiency in scoring and creating chances, including a late-game pass to Sesko instead of shooting, while supporters note his 2 goals and 2 assists in 15 Premier League games under manager Ruben Amorim. The discussion references Mbeumo's recent assist and Sesko and Mbeumo's four goal contributions each in their last five appearances.

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Directed by Srikanth Odela, The Paradise stars Nani as the fierce Jadal in 1980s Secunderabad, where a marginalized tribe fights back. The high-energy song, composed by Anirudh Ravichander and choreographed by Sudhan Master, features Nani in long braided hair and sunglasses amid weapons and crows. Fans await it as a birthday treat around February 24, with the film set for March 26, 2026; Jio Studios eyes Hindi distribution while Netflix secures digital rights.

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In Hyderabad, Nani unleashed his most energetic dance yet as cameras rolled on 'Aaya Sher'—a massive hero introduction backed by 600 dancers.

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UL beat UCC 0-17 to 1-11 in a tense final, surging late with four unanswered points including two from substitute Daithí Hogan to secure the three-point victory. St Breckan's O'Callaghan earned Man of the Match for his vital saves and precise kickouts, while captain Brian McNamara led from the front and Cian McHale topped the scores with 0-5. The win avenged UL's 2023 final loss to UCC, with coach David Power praising their simple approach; now eyes turn to UL's hurlers chasing a Fitzgibbon Cup double.

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Tristan O'Callaghan stood tall in goal at Croke Park, making save after save to etch University of Limerick into GAA history with their maiden Sigerson Cup win.

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Sunderland beat Championship side Oxford United 1-0 in the FA Cup fourth round, thanks to Diarra's 32nd-minute spot-kick after Christ Makosso's challenge on Dennis Cirkin—a call that irked Oxford with no VAR available. Manager Régis Le Bris fielded a strong lineup including Nordi Mukiele, Lutsharel Geertruida, and captain Luke O'Nien, while Oxford made nine changes but faded after a bright start. Heavy rain tested the pitch, but the game went ahead, with Sunderland's solid defense and Oxford keeper Matt Ingram's saves keeping it close until the end.

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In pouring rain at Kassam Stadium, Habib Diarra stayed ice-cool to bury a debated penalty, sending Sunderland through for the first time since 2015.

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Brentford owner Matthew Benham's data-driven approach builds up inexperienced managers like Frank, who promoted the club in 2021 on tight budgets before leaving for Spurs in a £6.7m deal last June. Eight months later, on February 11, Tottenham fired him with the team in 16th place, five points from relegation. Meanwhile, set-piece coach Keith Andrews, with no prior senior experience, has Brentford in seventh after 25 games, chasing their best-ever finish under the same analytics model that scouts undervalued talent and sticks to a fixed philosophy.

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Thomas Frank guided Brentford to Premier League stability before jumping to Tottenham—only to get the boot after eight tough months. A fan's video highlights how the Bees' system keeps thriving no matter who sits on the bench.

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During Brentford's home match against West Ham on February 14, Mbeumo hit a top speed of 34.37 km/h on his 32nd high-intensity sprint of the game, beating Traoré who had entered around the 90th minute. The Premier League's official clip of the recovery race drew fans debating Mbeumo's stamina versus Traoré's positioning and pace. While Brentford's top scorer showed tireless tracking, West Ham—18th in the table—hopes Traoré's power can aid their relegation fight, with the moment highlighting the league's brutal speed demands.

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In the 91st minute, Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo—after 90 grueling minutes—sprinted past West Ham's just-subbed Adama Traoré, turning a tense counter into instant highlight-reel drama.

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