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Lionsgate featured Jackson State University's famed Sonic Boom marching band in a high-energy performance to promote the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic *MICHAEL*, as part of Black History Month celebrations highlighting HBCU traditions and the King of Pop's legacy. The video follows a similar showcase with Florida A&M's Marching 100, with JSU's turn carrying extra meaning due to the university's name echoing Jackson's Indiana roots. Directed by Antoine Fuqua and starring Jaafar Jackson, the $155 million film traces Michael's rise from the Jackson 5 to superstardom and arrives in theaters April 24. Fans and the band expressed pride, calling it an honor to celebrate his artistry.

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Under night lights at Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium, the Sonic Boom of the South marches in crisp blue uniforms, blasting Michael Jackson's 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' with dancers popping alongside.

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The clip shows Owens posting messages like 'I feel even Maria is trying not to laugh' as Beck spoke earnestly alongside fitness advocate Maria Kang, prompting outrage from faith-focused conservatives who called it a 'Luciferian spirit.' This incident highlights broader frustrations with Owens' path, from her quick rise criticizing Black Lives Matter and roles at PragerU and Daily Wire, to recent conspiracy claims like moon landing doubts, wild accusations against Charlie Kirk's widow after his 2025 assassination, and clashes over Israel and antisemitism. Critics resurfaced her old liberal blog posts mocking monogamy and stay-at-home wives, while some defend her as authentic, leaving many wondering about her unpredictable shifts.

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During a PragerU panel, Candace Owens tweeted laughing emojis and jokes while Glenn Beck shared a heartfelt testimony about God urging him to be bold and courageous.

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In the Champions League knockout play-offs on February 24-25, Sørloth's three goals secured Atlético's spot in the round of 16, earning him top honors in the fan-voted Team of the Week. He's joined by Galatasaray's Victor Osimhen for his extra-time winner against Juventus, Real Madrid's Aurélien Tchouaméni, and Norway's Jens Petter Hauge and Odin Bjørtuft, highlighting a strong Norwegian presence. Other standouts include Newcastle's Sandro Tonali, Leverkusen's Edmond Tapsoba with 14 clearances, and Atlético keeper Jan Oblak, as teams like Bodø/Glimt, Bayer Leverkusen, Newcastle, Real Madrid, PSG, and Atalanta also advanced.

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Alexander Sørloth nodded, burst, and tapped in a hat-trick masterclass, turning Atlético Madrid's tie into a 4-1 romp over Club Brugge. UEFA named him Player of the Week for those knockout heroics.

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in St. Kitts and Nevis for the 50th CARICOM summit, where leaders from 15 nations discussed regional stability amid Cuba's deepening humanitarian crisis. Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness warned of risks to migration and security from Cuba's woes, urging U.S. dialogue for reform while expressing solidarity with ordinary Cubans. Rubio seeks to advance shared goals on security, migration, drugs, and economic growth, even as some Caribbean officials express unease over U.S. policies on Cuba, Venezuela, and deportations. Bilateral talks continue through Saturday, balancing partnerships with calls for measured pressure on Cuba.

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Marco Rubio stepped into Basseterre's summit hall, joining Caribbean leaders worried that Cuba's blackouts and shortages could soon ripple across the region.

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Galatasaray defeated Juventus 7-5 on aggregate in the UEFA Champions League knockout playoff, advancing to the round of 16 despite a 3-2 loss in the second leg in Turin, thanks to Victor Osimhen's crucial extra-time goal. Juventus defender Lloyd Kelly received a straight red card after a VAR review for a challenge on Galatasaray's Yılmaz.

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During his State of the Union address, US President Donald Trump stated that Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said 35 million people would have died if not for Trump's involvement in averting a nuclear war between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor in May 2025. Social media posts misinterpreted the quote as Trump claiming the Pakistani Prime Minister himself would have died without his intervention, sparking debates and fact-checks about punctuation and context. The US Embassy in Islamabad clarified the transcript, emphasizing the parenthetical attribution to the Pakistani Prime Minister's statement.

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Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, wrapped up a two-day visit to Somalia on February 23-24, requested by the UK Foreign Office to spotlight protecting women and girls from conflict-related sexual violence. She met President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, praised Somalia's new Women, Peace and Security plan, and visited survivors, soldiers' families in Lower Shabelle, local women's groups, and a UK-funded hospital program aiding 130,000 survivors since 2024 with care and support. The trip strengthened UK-Somalia ties on security and welfare, drawing broad praise for her advocacy despite minor online critiques.

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In Mogadishu, the Duchess of Edinburgh sat with survivors of al-Shabaab violence, listening to their stories of rape and assault amid ongoing threats.

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On February 24, 2026, during Trump's State of the Union, Defiance.org hosted a rival 'State of the Swamp' event at the National Press Club, featuring Sen. Ron Wyden praising Portland protesters in frog suits and unicyclers opposing ICE raids, and De Niro urging street action against perceived injustices. The gathering with over 40 speakers, including celebrities and former officials, contrasted sharply with Trump's ceremony honoring two West Virginia guardsmen hurt in a 2025 D.C. shooting. Conservatives dismissed it as a clown show, while supporters viewed it as essential resistance in Trump's second term.

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As Trump awarded Purple Hearts to wounded National Guard members, Robert De Niro choked up onstage nearby, declaring he felt betrayed by his country.

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The UN General Assembly adopted a non-binding resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire, release of prisoners, and return of deported civilians and children, while reaffirming Ukraine's sovereignty within its recognized borders. It passed 107-12 with 51 abstentions, including the United States, which cited concerns over clauses distracting from negotiations. Zelenskyy and Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha welcomed the vote as proof Ukraine stands with the UN Charter, even as U.S. critics like retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg questioned the abstention after four years of war.

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On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked 107 nations for backing a call to end the fighting and bring his people home.

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Korean netizen @ondogppung posted hoping future idols finish high school first, sparking debate that some saw as shade toward BTS's Jungkook. ARMYs countered by sharing how Jungkook graduated from the prestigious School of Performing Arts Seoul in 2017 and later earned a bachelor's degree with top honors in 2022, while all BTS members hold college degrees. ENGENEs defended ENHYPEN's Ni-ki, who debuted at 14 after moving to Korea, noting he completed middle school amid moves, COVID, and a busy schedule, and called out the digs as irrelevant. The exchange unfolded amid backlash over Jungkook's recent Weverse live, highlighting K-pop's tensions around young debuts and education.

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A simple wish for idols to complete high school before debuting drew BTS ARMYs and ENHYPEN ENGENEs into a heated back-and-forth, complete with graduation proof and pointed jabs.

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