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Friends close to Tiger Woods are speaking out after his DUI arrest, warning that the golf legend must confront health, age, and behavior issues. With Woods recovering from injuries and back surgery, insiders say his outlook on golf and life needs real change, as the incident compounds his public and legal fallout.
Logan Paul sold a rare Pokémon card for over $16 million, underscoring how some collectors now treat these cards as alternative assets; trading-card indexes have outperformed the S&P 500 during the pandemic boom and a 2025 surge, according to Card Ladder.
Beatrice’s husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi deleted his latest Instagram post about a Los Angeles business trip and hasn’t posted since February, sparking divorce and royal-family speculation amid scrutiny of the couple after Prince Andrew’s arrest.
Utah authorities confirm an open third domestic-violence investigation into reality star Taylor Frankie Paul and her ex Dakota Mortensen, stemming from a 2024 incident. Investigators are reviewing multiple videos and have spoken to Paul’s attorney as they seek details and timelines. Mortensen has sought a protective order resulting in temporary custody of their son Ever, with a hearing planned in April. The case has also affected public projects, as ABC canceled Taylor’s season of The Bachelorette following past incidents, while new footage from 2023 has resurfaced as authorities continue the probe.
A KATV report provides new details about why Kendra Duggar was jailed, including an alleged reason for her detention, while noting that her husband Joseph Duggar was arrested last week on unrelated charges tied to a 2020 Florida incident.
ABC pulled the new season of The Bachelorette after a video surfaced showing Taylor Frankie Paul assaulting her partner, prompting Disney to pause related projects and sparking a broader debate about safety and casting in reality TV. The piece also covers Disney’s leadership transition to Josh D’Amaro amid streaming and franchise challenges, Zendaya’s high-profile premiere for The Drama, and various industry tidbits, including AI-related talk and Netflix chatter.
NBCUniversal has canceled Access Hollywood after nearly 30 years on air, along with Access Live, Karamo, and The Steve Wilkos Show; production will continue through the summer with final episodes airing before fall, reflecting a shift away from syndicated daytime programming as audiences lean toward streaming and on-demand viewing.
British singer Morrissey canceled a planned Spain concert due to sleep deprivation, with no immediate reschedule announced.
Sarah J. Maas will be Alex Cooper’s guest on Call Her Daddy, with an exclusive clip in which Cooper grills Maas about ACOTAR 6; fans have speculated for days about what Maas might reveal after hinting the draft was finished, and the episode airs March 4.
Jon Stewart said his weekly podcast’s planned episode was derailed by Donald Trump, joking that a “banger” was in the works and venting at Trump as the source of the disruption, while noting his show usually features expert guests.
Warner Bros. Discovery says Paramount Skydance has submitted a higher bid and its board will review it under the Netflix deal. If Paramount’s offer is deemed superior, Netflix will have four days to improve its bid; Netflix previously agreed to acquire WBD’s studio and streaming assets for $27.75 per share (~$72 billion in assets, ~$82.7 billion enterprise value). Paramount’s tender values WBD at $30 per share in a hostile bid. If Paramount wins and Netflix doesn’t raise its bid, a $2.8 billion breakup fee would be paid. A combined Paramount-WBD would merge HBO Max with Paramount+, with CNN and CBS News under one umbrella, both deals needing regulatory approval amid antitrust concerns.
In a Deadline interview, Tell Me Lies creator Meaghan Oppenheimer reveals the fates of all main characters after the Season 3 finale, detailing who ends up together and who ends up alone, with fans focused on Stephen’s monologue at Bree and Evan’s wedding and how it shapes each character’s ending (Bree, Wrigley, Evan, Lucy, Stephen, Pippa, Diana).
A star-studded Valentine’s Day 2026 roundup features celebrities sharing tributes and rare glimpses of their romances—from David and Victoria Beckham and Prince William & Kate Middleton to Meghan & Harry, Rebel Wilson, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Dua Lipa, Tom Brady, Kylie Jenner and more—via social posts, with some couples enjoying private date nights and family moments.
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck’s son Samuel accompanied them to the New York Stock Exchange for Once Upon a Farm’s going-public event, and fans noted Samuel’s striking resemblance to his father while Garner discusses parenting teens.
Virginia Giuffre’s family says she’s vindicated after DOJ-released documents include a 2015 email from Ghislaine Maxwell suggesting a photo of Giuffre with Prince Andrew is real, bolstering her long-standing claims about Epstein’s circle. Her siblings express pride and relief, while Andrew continues to deny wrongdoing and has a history of settlement with Giuffre (2022) and royal demotion in 2025.