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X users from Britain, Ireland, Italy, Thailand, and Belgium participated in #PostboxSaturday on November 15, 2025, sharing more than 2,600 photos of historic and modern postboxes. Initiated in 2021 by Postcrossing communities, the event celebrates postal heritage, including Britain's iconic red pillar boxes, Ireland's 1857 vintage box at Cork's Kent Station, and WWII-era reflections. Posts featured creative decorations, preservation calls, and tributes like Remembrance poppies, underscoring the enduring appeal of letter-writing traditions.

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In a digital world of instant messages, thousands of X users paused to honor the timeless postbox, flooding feeds with vibrant snapshots from crimson British icons to Thailand's smiling sentinels.

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aespa leader Yu Ji-min graces Marie Claire Korea's February 2026 digital cover, showcasing Chanel Beauty's Spring 2026 Denim Makeup Collection with jeans-inspired looks and shades like 'Denim Dream.' The shoot captures a sense of freedom and youth, tying into her role as global ambassador since last November. Fans lit up with excitement over the striking blue-toned visuals, praising every detail from glossy lips to shimmering shirts.

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Karina lounges coolly on a white sofa in full denim, her wet-look hair and smoky blue eyes popping against Chanel's fresh makeup vibes.

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On January 22, 2025, at the World Economic Forum, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez proposed linking social media accounts to Europe's digital identity wallets. This would allow nicknames but enable authorities to trace real identities for crimes like hate speech or harassment, addressing bot accounts and misinformation. Part of his pitch to EU leaders, the idea ties into eIDAS 2.0 wallets rolling out by mid-2026 for services like banking, though social media linkage remains just a proposal. The clip has fueled strong pushback, with many viewing it as a step toward greater oversight.

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In a Davos speech earlier this year, Pedro Sánchez drew everyday comparisons to make his case for change online. He pictured streets without masks and cars without plates, urging a shift from full anonymity.

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The band—Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool—performed 'Good Riddance,' 'Holiday,' 'American Idiot,' and 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' before the Seahawks beat the Patriots 29-13. They skipped politically charged lyric changes, like the 'MAGA agenda' swap or 'Sieg Heil' bridge, unlike Armstrong's raw pre-Super Bowl party outburst calling out ICE agents and referencing Epstein's Island. Longtime fans saw it as restraint for NFL TV, contrasting their history of bold political jabs from albums like American Idiot.

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Green Day blasted through their hits at Levi's Stadium, with pyrotechnics exploding and the crowd singing every word—but fans noticed the punk edge was dialed back for the big stage.

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During a February 3 vote, Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman ended up supporting Labour's bill to remove the two-child benefit cap, despite their party's opposition. Jenrick called it a first-time mistake in his 11 years as an MP, comparing it to a past blunder by Michael Gove, but interviewer Sophy Ridge pressed him on whether he mixed up Reform's stance against funding benefits for non-British citizens. The cap, set by Conservatives in 2017, impacts 400,000 households, and Labour says lifting it from April 2026 will help 450,000 children escape poverty at significant cost.

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In the bustle of Parliament, Robert Jenrick stepped into the wrong lobby and accidentally backed scrapping a policy his party fights to keep.

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The Bosnian club noticed a rush of new members—likely disappointed Palace fans—and offered them seats in the West Upper Stand F sector for 30 BAM each, among home supporters but separate from the caged away end. These spots target low-risk fans who agree to follow rules and act respectfully, with replies needed by February 12. Supporters have praised the move as class and sensible, though some caution that good behavior is key to avoid spoiling future chances. Palace heads to the 9,000-seat Stadion Pod Bijelim Brijegom for the first leg, with the return at Selhurst Park on February 26.

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Crystal Palace supporters faced sold-out away tickets for the big February 19 match in Mostar. Zrinjski stepped up with a welcoming gesture, emailing extra spots to fans who signed up.

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Dudley, ex-chairman of Homes England and former Windsor council leader, announced his switch in a Telegraph op-ed, blaming high immigration, nimbyism, and low building rates for soaring costs—rents now average £1,368 monthly and claim over 40% of income in many spots. House prices climbed 2.5% too, per official data, squeezing first-time buyers. Reform's Nigel Farage welcomed him as key expertise, while Robert Jenrick praised the move, though critics resurfaced Jenrick's past Westferry scandal.

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Simon Dudley, who built tens of thousands of quality homes, has ditched the old parties for Reform UK. He's fed up with decades of failures leaving homes out of reach for families.

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Woods accused her Grammy-nominated sister GloRilla of ghosting the family despite hits like 'FNF,' demanding $2,500 monthly for rent after their tough Memphis upbringing on ketchup sandwiches. GloRilla responded by sharing proof of her $500,000 family home gift, with siblings backing her generosity, while incarcerated rapper Tory Lanez paid Woods directly. Woods then posted videos splurging on luxuries and teamed up with comedian Skinbone for a hilarious skit featuring Hot & Spicy McChickens, drawing roasts from Finesse2Tymes and mixed online reactions ranging from laughs to calls of entitlement.

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Victoria Woods, GloRilla's sister known as BroRilla, begged publicly for rent money—then celebrated Tory Lanez sending her $2,500 with champagne flexes and fast-food troll videos.

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