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CCTV and bystander videos verified by the BBC capture Israeli soldiers shooting Jad last November in the camp north of Nablus, then forming a cordon around him while he waved for help and kicking away his hat. Two ambulances arrived within minutes but were stopped at gunpoint, forcing paramedics to watch helplessly. The IDF called Jad a terrorist who threw a rock, justifying lethal force, while his family and rights groups like B'Tselem accuse soldiers of ignoring him and possibly planting evidence near his body. The report highlights rising West Bank violence, including settler attacks displacing thousands of Palestinians.

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Jad Jadallah, just 14, peeked around a corner in al-Far'a refugee camp—then a soldier fired at close range, leaving him bleeding on the ground for over 45 minutes as help was turned away.

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In a Nylon Japan magazine interview, Lee Know (Lee Minho) described qualities he respects about each Stray Kids member in age order. He praised Bang Chan's consistent responsibility over nine years and Seungmin's pursuit of his unique vocal style through ongoing lessons. For Han Jisung, whom he lives with, Lee Know requested that he wear proper clothes at home.

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Once called NOLA King and set in New Orleans, the Paramount+ series now titled Frisco King mostly unfolds in the booming Dallas suburb of Frisco, Texas, after showrunner Dave Erickson left last July. Taylor Sheridan, creator of Tulsa King and Yellowstone, will write all eight episodes of season one, with production starting late next month at his Fort Worth campus. Jackson reprises his role as the sharp New York mobster who bonds with Sylvester Stallone's character, heading to Frisco for new opportunities; fans are divided, with some mourning lost New Orleans jobs and Texas locals questioning a gritty mob story in manicured neighborhoods.

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Samuel L. Jackson's crime boss Russell Lee Washington Jr. trades New Orleans jazz for Texas suburbs in the reworked Tulsa King spinoff.

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Hours after Warner Bros. Discovery reported a $252 million Q4 2025 net loss but beat sales estimates with $9.46 billion in revenue and 131.6 million streaming subscribers, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos heads to Washington to lobby for acquiring its film studio and Max service. CEO David Zaslav sidestepped sale questions during the earnings call, praising a 2025 film revival with nine hits over $100 million while noting a competitive bidding process that lifted the company's value 60%. Paramount Skydance raised its bid to $31 per share on February 24, prompting Warner's board to see potential for a superior deal, all under Trump-era regulatory scrutiny over Netflix's market power.

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Ted Sarandos steps into the White House today, racing to smooth antitrust worries over Netflix's bid for Warner Bros. Discovery's studio and streaming assets—just as a rival offer heats up.

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NCT's Jeno and Jaemin, as subunit JNJM, launched their mini-album 'BOTH SIDES' on February 23, with the title track topping Bugs real-time charts and entering MelOn's Top 100. Their high-energy stage featured flawless chemistry from a decade together, plus a cheeky backstage selfie that fans loved. SM rookies Hearts2Hearts added fire with 'RUDE!', hitting No. 5 on MelOn and sharing trainee-era fun with JNJM as special MCs, making the episode a full SM showcase.

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Jeno and Jaemin synced perfectly in sharp suits, striking 'ending fairy' poses that sent fans into cheers on M Countdown.

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Maggie Gyllenhaal directs and writes this fresh take on the Bride of Frankenstein, where a murdered woman comes alive as a companion for the lonely creature, leading to a romance-fueled rampage. Stars like Penélope Cruz, Jake Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard, and Annette Bening join the cast, with yesterday's photocall showcasing retro glamour from Buckley and sharp looks from Bale. Fans love the behind-the-scenes glimpses of dance rehearsals and set fun, while Warner Bros. hypes Buckley's fierce transformations ahead of the March 6 wide release in theaters and IMAX.

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Jessie Buckley steps into the spotlight as the revived Bride, ready to unleash punk chaos alongside Christian Bale's Monster in 1930s Chicago.

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The trend began on February 24 when a Chelsea fan shared a blank template for naming a favorite player from 14 powerhouse clubs, drawing over 850 quote tweets and 376,000 views. Fans highlight standouts like Reece James for Chelsea, Bruno Fernandes for Manchester United, Rayan Cherki for Manchester City, and Hugo Ekitike for Liverpool, while shading rivals with blanks or emojis. It showcases loyalty alongside admiration for talents like Kylian Mbappe at Real Madrid, Lamine Yamal at Barcelona, and recent transfers such as Michael Olise to Bayern Munich.

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Imagine a simple template where fans name their top active player from rival clubs—rivalries show with angry emojis, but breakout stars and new signings win hearts across divides.

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The Spanish keeper boasts zero errors leading to goals in 26 starts, with nine clean sheets, 68 saves, and a 70-74% save rate amid Chelsea's leaky defense that concedes over a goal per game. Fans celebrate his turnaround from last season's five errors and injuries, calling him Chelsea's top performer and crediting him for every shutout despite center-back struggles. A few skeptics highlight shaky moments like the recent Burnley draw, but his metrics stand out as Chelsea gear up for Arsenal on March 1.

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Robert Sánchez has gone from scapegoat to savior in Chelsea's goal, shutting out errors entirely this Premier League campaign.

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Nigerian TikTok star King Mitchy, with 3.7 million followers known for her viral philanthropy, shared then deleted an Instagram story showing a chat where the Ooni of Ife praised her social media work and sought a call. Her response, 'Even this king had to find my contact. Come no whine me o,' after missing his calls, drew sharp reactions: some Gen Z fans found it funny and relatable, while others accused her of arrogance toward the monarch. The unverified exchange highlights tensions between young influencers and cultural reverence for traditional rulers, with no comments yet from Mitchy or the Ooni's palace.

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A casual WhatsApp reply to Nigeria's revered Ooni of Ife has Nigerians split between laughs and outrage over respect for tradition.

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Lanett Bennett Grant and collaborators received 942 art submissions, including some after the deadline, for their first art call focused on the Ethereum L1 blockchain. They reviewed every submission, noting recurring themes such as hands symbolizing love and some works selling to other buyers during the period. Next steps involve announcing selected and secured works with background and artist input.

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The incident happened just before Real Madrid's Champions League playoff win over Benfica on February 25, when stadium cameras spotted Gálvez's straight-arm gesture amid fans. Real Madrid condemned it as inciting hatred, banned his membership, and launched expulsion proceedings. Gálvez apologized in a video, claiming ignorance of Nazi history—thinking it was a gin brand—and listed his diverse family and cross-dressing habits at festivals to prove his point, vowing to appeal the ban.

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Antonio Gálvez raised his arm in celebration at the Bernabéu, only to find himself ejected and banned for life by Real Madrid. In a wild video response, he insisted he's no Nazi because of his adopted Black sons, gay wedding officiant, and six gypsy dresses for festivals.

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