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In a French radio interview, retired Belgian star Hazard claimed former PSG defender Thomas Meunier intentionally hurt him with a brutal challenge on November 26, 2019, fracturing his ankle and sparking a three-month absence followed by a relapse. Hazard, who joined Madrid as a €100 million signing that summer, said he was in great shape before the injury derailed his four seasons there, where he made just 76 La Liga appearances and four goals before retiring in 2023. Despite the setbacks, he praised Sergio Ramos as a legend, called replacing Cristiano Ronaldo impossible, and described fulfilling his childhood dream at the club amid a welcoming dressing room.

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Eden Hazard still feels the unforgettable force of that 2019 tackle, eight minutes into his Real Madrid substitute appearance against PSG. He says it was no accident—and changed everything.

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Halloween, the asymmetrical 1v4 stealth horror game developed by IllFonic, will feature its first hands-on playable demo at PAX East 2026 in Boston. The demo includes the Haddonfield Heights map with the abandoned Myers house, allowing players to control Michael Myers or survivors. A panel will include Malek Akkad, Ryan Freimann, IllFonic’s Jared Gerritzen and Jordan Mathewson, with John Carpenter joining virtually, followed by a Guinness World Records attempt for the largest gathering of people dressed as Michael Myers.

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The world premiere on February 2 featured baritone Georg Nigl as the braggart King-President, an inflatable colossus in a diaper, golden crown, and necktie, ruling a gaudy Oval Office with adjutants mimicking Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Composed by Olga Neuwirth with a libretto by Nobel winner Elfriede Jelinek and directed by Tobias Kratzer, the show draws from Alfred Jarry's 1896 'Ubu Roi' and mixes orchestral music, rock guitars, and visuals like pole-dancing Disney princesses and a nuclear beast devouring the tyrant. Creators called the Trump likeness a metaphor turned real, while reviews praised bold spectacle despite uneven vocals; the production sparked U.S. debates on global views of America, with its six-show run ending February 19.

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Picture a towering, diapered Donald Trump battling monsters on stage—it's the wild core of a new opera blending satire, horror, and politics at Germany's Hamburg State Opera.

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The tournament hosted by Classic Film TV Cafe advances to its Final Four stage with two matchups: Ingrid Bergman against Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland against Barbara Stanwyck. Participants debate the actresses' 1940s performances and filmographies, citing films like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Letter, Double Indemnity, and Now, Voyager. Voting for both matchups ends at 10:30 pm EST.

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General Santa Anna's 1,500 soldiers arrived in San Antonio de Béxar on February 23, raising a blood-red flag of no mercy, met by Lieutenant Colonel William B. Travis's cannon response and pleas like 'Victory or Death.' Figures like James Bowie and Davy Crockett held out until a March 6 assault claimed all combatants, though heavy Mexican losses followed. The defeat inspired 'Remember the Alamo!' to fuel Texas independence at San Jacinto. Today, the UNESCO site shares video remembrances, maps, and Travis's words, with events like a garden salute planned.

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On this day in 1836, Mexican troops surrounded the Alamo as about 200 Texian defenders fired back with a cannon blast, kicking off a defiant 13-day stand.

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Arsenal secured a 2-1 win over Chelsea in a tense London derby, with William Saliba and Jurrien Timber heading in from set pieces after Piero Hincapie's own goal leveled it. The controversy erupted when VAR upheld no penalty for Rice's arm making contact while challenging Jorrel Hato, a decision PGMOL defended as non-punishable but which drew sharp criticism from pundits like Mark Clattenburg and Dermot Gallagher. Chelsea finished with 10 men after Pedro Neto's second yellow, while Arsenal extended their unbeaten run against Chelsea to 11 games and reclaimed a five-point Premier League lead.

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In a chaotic corner kick scrum at the 44th minute, Declan Rice's arm met the ball—sparking endless debate over a non-call that could have changed everything.

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Arsenal secured a 2-1 win over Chelsea in a tense London derby, with William Saliba and Jurrien Timber heading in from set pieces after Piero Hincapie's own goal leveled it. The controversy erupted when VAR upheld no penalty for Rice's arm making contact while challenging Jorrel Hato, a decision PGMOL defended as non-punishable but which drew sharp criticism from pundits like Mark Clattenburg and Dermot Gallagher. Chelsea finished with 10 men after Pedro Neto's second yellow, while Arsenal extended their unbeaten run against Chelsea to 11 games and reclaimed a five-point Premier League lead.

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In a chaotic corner kick scrum at the 44th minute, Declan Rice's arm met the ball—sparking endless debate over a non-call that could have changed everything.

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