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The Toronto Raptors stunned the Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder 103-101 on Sunday night, extending their winning streak to four and jumping to No. 3 in the East. Immanuel Quickley dominated with 23 points, 11 rebounds and 6-of-10 from three, while Scottie Barnes notched his 100th career double-double (10 points, 11 rebounds, eight assists, three blocks) and made the game-sealing play against Chet Holmgren. Despite injuries sidelining key Thunder players and a late rally from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (24 points) and Lu Dort (season-high 19), Toronto's defense clamped down to snap a midseason slump and reach 10 games over .500 for the first time since 2022. A hilarious moment saw Dort end up draped over Sandro Mamukelashvili like a backpack after a block attempt, turning into instant meme gold.

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Scottie Barnes swatted a layup and tapped in the miss to seal the win, capping a gritty road upset that had the Thunder stunned in the final seconds.

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In the 2012 Premier League match at Stamford Bridge, referee Mark Clattenburg sent off Torres for a second yellow amid Chelsea's 3-2 loss to Manchester United, a decision Roberto Di Matteo called wrong alongside the ignored offside on Hernández's decisive goal. Rival fans reignited the 'Fergie effect' debate, with Chelsea and Liverpool supporters claiming United's 13 titles under Ferguson were aided by favorable calls, while United backers pointed to Torres' earlier foul and pre-VAR norms. The clash highlighted Ferguson's dominant era, marked by accusations of referee intimidation like extended 'Fergie Time,' though stats show mixed evidence on penalties and big decisions.

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Fernando Torres' controversial red card left Chelsea down to nine men, paving the way for Chicharito's offside winner in a tense title-race thriller.

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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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Lancôme Thailand launched the 'Friends of Idôle' campaign today, featuring rapper MILLI for the woody floral Idôle Power, 4EVE's Aheye for the rosy jasmine signature scent, and BUS vocalist AA Ashirakorn for the new fruity Peach 'N Roses with juicy peach, red berries, and velvety rose. The 'Be Your Own Idôle' initiative celebrates self-confidence through chic images of the artists in colorful outfits, sparking fan excitement with trends like #FriendofIdole and giveaways. For AA, it's a major milestone, blending his playful Gen-Z energy with luxury beauty as fans share pride and edits welcoming him to the Idôle family.

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Three rising T-Pop talents—MILLI, Aheye from 4EVE, and AA from BUS—step into the spotlight, each embodying a bold Idôle fragrance that matches their unique vibe.

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Posted on February 10 by Ash, the video captures the baby's instant chill-out to Future's trap beats after rejecting Ms. Rachel's speech-focused kids' songs. Viewers cracked up over the precise bowl kick and the kid's surprised approval, with comments joking about the baby's savvy taste and Future's melodic appeal. Parents shared similar stories of tots preferring rap over rhymes, turning the clip into a fun nod to unexpected baby preferences.

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A fussy baby in a high chair thrashes and kicks a bowl away during Ms. Rachel's nursery rhymes. Mom switches to Future, and the tot spins around, bopping happily on beat.

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Portrayed by Wilbert Ross, Larkin—also called Arkin or Kino—wins hearts as a multi-talented artist pining for childhood best friend Avianna 'Via' Diaz, played by Bea Binene. The Viva One series, adapted from Gwy Saludes' Wattpad story, traces their path from high school at Valeria High to chasing fame. Wilbert shared stylish photos of his character, sparking fan tributes like edits of his longing gazes, a custom birthday cake from the 'Valeria High Squad,' and Studio Viva's praise for turning emotions into melodies. Fans call him the 'yearner of all yearners' and Via's best friend, love, and music.

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Larkin Olivier Sanchez, the devoted singer from Philippine series Golden Scenery of Tomorrow, turns a year older today, drawing waves of fan affection for his heartfelt love story.

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Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior scored a stunning golazo in their 1-0 Champions League win over Benfica on February 17, but celebrations turned tense when he accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of racial slurs, hidden behind the player's shirt. Prestianni denied it, Benfica released video claiming distance made it impossible, and UEFA launched an ethics probe that could bring a 10-match ban. Scott highlighted Vinícius's history of over 20 incidents since 2018, criticized football's lack of diversity in leadership, and demanded real protections beyond fines—earning praise from fans and figures like Thierry Henry.

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Kate Scott didn't hold back, opening CBS Sports Golazo with a passionate plea: this isn't Real Madrid vs. Benfica—it's right versus wrong.

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Keanu Reeves reflected on having a quiet crush on Robert Sean Leonard while filming Much Ado About Nothing in 1993. He stated he was drawn to Leonard but stepped back upon learning Leonard was with Ethan Hawke at the time to avoid crossing lines.

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Sci-fi author Isaac Young argues Sisko represents the 'power of the exception,' abandoning the Federation's peaceful ideals for dirty tactics like assassinating a senator and bluffing planetary destruction during the Dominion War. DS9, set on a gritty space station from 1993 to 1999, explored religion, politics, and serialized conflict unlike the optimistic Enterprise stories. Fans praise Sisko as a realistic leader facing real threats, while critics see it as the start of Trek's grim turn away from Gene Roddenberry's flawless human vision.

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Captain Benjamin Sisko stares into the camera, confessing his lies, cheats, and worse to win a war—then shrugs, 'I can live with it.' That raw moment from Deep Space Nine still divides fans.

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On the BBC Sounds podcast Sidetracked with Annie and Nick, Grimshaw shared a funny exchange after praising Styles' dance moves in the 'Aperture' video while wearing the floppy Collapse sneakers. He texted Styles about getting a painful corn from trying them, and Styles replied with 'Ha ha ha' followed by 'They’re basically socks. Absolute piss take'—British slang for something ridiculous. The lime-green kicks from the January 23 video have fueled the 'sneakerina' trend, and fans love Styles' cheeky humor, with Grimshaw joking about asking him about corns at the Brit Awards 2026.

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Harry Styles burst out laughing in a text to old friend Nick Grimshaw, dismissing his quirky Prada sneakers as 'basically socks' and a total joke.

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