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In his third studio album ICON, released February 13, Faiyaz shifts from past womanizer themes to songs about domestic devotion, executive-produced by Raphael Saadiq at just 34 minutes long. Reviewer Alphonse Pierre praised tracks like 'butterflies' but criticized the lyrics as shallow compared to Faiyaz's earlier raw edge, writing he's hard to buy as a sudden hopeless romantic. Faiyaz responded sharply, accusing the site of pay-to-play and targeting Pierre, sparking fan support on X alongside debates over whether criticism counts as bias or fair takes.

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Brent Faiyaz called out Pitchfork on Instagram after their 5.8 score for his new album ICON, questioning bias and staff choices in a series of pointed stories.

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In his Persian message with English translation, the exiled son of Iran's last shah contrasted women's voting rights and leadership roles before 1979 with post-revolution losses like mandatory hijab laws. He celebrated their role in the 'Lion and Sun Revolution' protests that began in late December 2025 over economic issues and repression, envisioning a free, democratic Iran where women rebuild equally with men. While diaspora supporters praised the call with hashtags like #JavidShah, critics highlighted his silence on recent tragedies, including a February 28 strike on a Minab girls' school killing around 160 and a gym attack on 20 female volleyball players, amid U.S.-Israeli actions against regime targets.

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On March 8, 2026, Reza Pahlavi shared a heartfelt video praising Iranian women's resistance against the Islamic Republic, from pre-1979 freedoms to today's street protests.

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Graham made the remark during Operation Epic Fury, launched February 28, 2026, which killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and dozens of regime leaders, according to President Trump and Israeli officials. Iran hit back with strikes on U.S. bases, prompting Graham to double down on NBC's Meet the Press by redefining America First as 'kill as many people as possible before they kill you,' with no U.S. troops on the ground. Critics labeled him a warmonger, while he insists finishing the mission honors the fallen and protects Americans from Iran's nuclear threats, as strikes continue with over 2,000 targets hit.

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Three American service members lost their lives in Iran's missile retaliation to U.S.-Israeli airstrikes. Senator Lindsey Graham called their deaths noble, drawing fierce backlash online.

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The leadership change came Sunday after 86-year-old Ali Khamenei died in U.S.-Israeli strikes on Tehran on February 28, the first day of Operation Epic Fury, a U.S.-led campaign targeting Iranian missile sites and IRGC facilities. That same day, a strike near the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' school in Minab killed 165 to 181 people, mostly girls aged 7 to 12, with new video showing a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting a nearby IRGC compound. U.S. officials probe the incident amid accusations of war crimes, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi vowed defiance and American reactions range from calls for resistance to criticism of the war's toll.

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As U.S. strikes pounded Iranian targets, the Assembly of Experts gathered in emergency session to name Mojtaba Khamenei—son of the slain Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—as the nation's new top leader.

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On Valentine's Day around 2 p.m. UTC, MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor shared this charming photo, captioned 'Happy Valentine's Day 🧡,' drawing thousands of likes and warm replies from the Bitcoin community. Fans celebrated Bitcoin as the ultimate, unbreakable gift, joking that 'flowers wilt but Bitcoin is forever' and 'scarce digital energy lasts' unlike depreciating fiat. Others shared rose-framed coins, romantic art, and illustrations of Bitcoin proposals, blending humor like 'true love has a fixed supply' with heartfelt HODLer passion.

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Picture Michael Saylor in a cozy library, suit sharp with an orange tie, holding a heart-shaped box of chocolate Bitcoins beside a Valentine's card and red rose.

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During a live session, BTS member Suga read a fan comment asking if he had lost weight and disclosed that he currently weighs 59 kg.

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Chris Armstrong, a Houston resident, dismissed kolaches as an embarrassing 'Texas breakfast' choice in favor of tacos loaded with eggs, potatoes, ham, and cheese from Brenham's Andrea's Taco Shop. Texans quickly pushed back, highlighting the Czech immigrant roots of kolaches in Central Texas towns like West, where spots like Czech Stop draw crowds for sausage-filled versions along I-35. The exchange revealed a regional divide—Central Texas embraces kolaches, Houston favors tacos—while everyone agreed breakfast means bold flavors over health worries.

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A lifelong Houstonian called kolaches junk and championed breakfast tacos instead—unleashing a wave of passionate replies from kolache lovers across Texas.

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In a La Vanguardia interview on March 8, former Barcelona coach Xavi accused Alejandro Echevarría, an unofficial advisor and ex-brother-in-law to president Joan Laporta, of effectively running the club and deciding to sack him in 2024 despite an earlier reversal. Xavi detailed how Echevarría allegedly spread false claims to players like Sergi Roberto, Pedri, and Raphinha that he wanted them sold, and launched a media campaign against him alongside Laporta. He also claimed Laporta blocked Lionel Messi's near-return in 2023, with the revelations coming just a week before the club's March 15 presidential elections.

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Xavi Hernández sat down for a candid interview, laying out his side of the dramatic saga that ended his time as Barcelona coach nearly two years ago.

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At Milan Men's Fashion Week on January 16, Hudson Williams opened Dsquared2's Fall/Winter 2026 show, which drew Olympic-inspired themes like hockey jerseys ahead of the Milano Cortina 2026 Games. Launchmetrics data reveals he accounted for 54%—$8.8 million—of the brand's $19.5 million total Media Impact Value, with his Instagram post alone worth $440,000 and crashing their livestream from traffic. Fans celebrated his pull, calling him 'BIGHUD' and the 'GOAT,' while he also shone front row at Giorgio Armani. The numbers highlight how actors from shows like Heated Rivalry are boosting fashion marketing.

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Hudson Williams stepped onto the Dsquared2 runway in a distressed denim jacket, perfectly echoing his intense hockey player role from Heated Rivalry. That single walk generated $8.8 million in media buzz for the brand.

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