Patrick Reed’s decision to return to the PGA Tour signals the demise of the Saudi-backed LIV golf project. Despite a hefty investment of $6bn, the experiment has failed to establish itself in the golf world, highlighting the importance of legacy and tradition in the sport. This move signifies a victory for the PGA Tour and a setback for Saudi Arabia’s attempt to make a mark in the golfing world.
TikTok users can breathe easy as the recent technical problems causing disruptions in video uploads and view counts have been successfully resolved. The issues, attributed to a power outage at a US data center partner, left users frustrated but now they can enjoy seamless usage of the popular app once again.
Actor Rob Rausch’s decision to decline a role on The Traitors not once, but twice, has caused a ripple effect in the casting process, leading to significant shifts in the production’s lineup. Fans are left speculating on the potential impact of Rausch’s absence on the show’s dynamics.
The 31st edition of Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in New York will feature François Ozon’s ‘The Stranger’ as the opening film on March 5, among 22 other titles, showcasing the best of contemporary French cinema.
Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill expresses disappointment over Conor Bradley’s injury ruling him out of the 2026 World Cup play-offs against Italy in March. Bradley’s absence poses a significant challenge for the team as they aim to secure a spot in the prestigious tournament, highlighting the importance of key players in high-stakes matches.
Former rugby player Kearnan Myall is now the performance director of GB Snowsport, using F1 technology and brain science to prepare for the upcoming Winter Olympics. His leadership has transformed the team, helping athletes like Zoe Atkin, Kirsty Muir, and others excel in snowboarding, freestyle skiing, and more, showcasing Myall as a visionary in sports performance.
Following a series of layoffs, studio closures, and restructuring efforts at Ubisoft, workers in Paris have voted to strike from February 10 to 12. The strike comes in response to the proposed cutting of 200 jobs at the Paris headquarters, as well as a new requirement for employees to return to the office full-time. The move highlights growing tensions within the company and raises concerns about the treatment of employees in the gaming industry.
The decision to remove the United States as co-host of the 2026 World Cup has sent shockwaves through the soccer world. Despite the disappointment for fans and businesses, the move is deemed justified due to safety concerns and political unrest. This decision not only impacts the US soccer scene but also raises questions about the country’s ability to host major international sporting events.
A bug report on Google’s Issue Tracker provides a sneak peek into the upcoming Android 16 desktop interface, codenamed Aluminium OS. The leaked screen recordings showcase a blend of ChromeOS and Android aesthetics, featuring a taskbar, status bar, Play Store, windowed apps, and more. With a focus on practical implications, users may have to wait for future updates to explore this new desktop experience further.
Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson, known for ‘The Hunger Games’ and ‘Crazy Rich Asians,’ have been enlisted by Lionsgate for the highly-anticipated ‘Dirty Dancing’ sequel featuring Jennifer Grey reprising her iconic role.
