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Will Campbell says he tore knee ligament during 2025 season

February 10, 2026
Will Campbell says he tore knee ligament during 2025 season

New England Patriotsleft tackleWill Campbellbroke his media silence with a significant revelation on Feb. 10.

After leaving thePatriots' locker room after the Super Bowl without talking to members of the media, Campbell spoke to reporters a couple of days later. According toMark Danielsof MassLive, the first-yearoffensive linemansaid he tore a ligament in his knee during the season.

Campbell said he played at less than 100% during thePatriots' Super Bowl runbut also said it was not an excuse for his struggles down the stretch.

Campbell missed all of December after landing on injured reserve with a knee injury he sustained in a Week 12 game against theCincinnati Bengals. Campbell had to be carted to the locker room after the injury, and he landed on injured reserve the following week. After missing the minimum four games on IR, Campbell returned for Week 18 and the playoffs.

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Week 1: Detroit Lions wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa (18)makes a catch for a touchdownagainst the Green Bay Packers during the fourth quarter at Lambeau Field. The play was originally ruled an incomplete pass, but the call was overturned. Despite TeSlaa's effort, the Packers won the game 27-13.

The No. 4 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft allowed 14 pressures against the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 60, according to Next Gen Stats. That was the most allowed by a single player in any game during the 2025 season, including the playoffs.

Next Gen Stats also attributed 29 total pressures allowed to Campbell over the course of the Patriots' playoff run, which is the most of any player since 2016, the beginning of the Next Gen Stats era.

In the days after the Super Bowl, more than a handful of current and former offensive linemen took to social media to analyze Campbell's struggles. Several pointed to a lack of solid base/foundation in his stance, which could be chalked up to the knee injury he was still recovering from.

Patriots head coachMike Vrabel saidon Feb. 10 that he and the team have no plans to move Campbell to the interior after his rough outing.

"Will's 22 years old. He's our left tackle," Vrabel said. "He'll get better and get stronger. (There were) moments where he played well, moments where he blocked a guy. There's plays he'd like to have back; we're not moving him to guard or center or tight end or anywhere else."

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:What happened to Will Campbell? Patriots LT says he tore knee ligament

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Braves add catching depth, sign former Rangers All-Star Jonah Heim to $1.25 million. 1-year deal

February 10, 2026
Braves add catching depth, sign former Rangers All-Star Jonah Heim to $1.25 million. 1-year deal

NORTH PORT, Fla. (AP) — The Atlanta Braves added catching depth while awaiting the return of Sean Murphy by signing former Texas Rangers All-Star Jonah Heim to a $1.25 million, one-year deal on Tuesday.

Heim was with the team for the first workout with pitchers and catchers.

The Braves announced the signing of Heim and placed right-hander Spencer Schwellenbach on the 60-day injured list. Schwellenbach, whose 2025 season was cut short by abroken right elbow, has inflammation in the elbow.

Braves first-year manager Walt Weiss told reporters Schwellenbach has "bone spur type stuff" in addition to the inflammation. "It's going to be significant time he's going to miss," Weiss said.

"I always say before a season even starts your pitching depth is going to get tested. It's inevitable. You'd rather it not be right away in February."

Heim, 30, was an All-Star and Gold Glove winner in 2023, when he hit .258 with 18 homers and 95 RBIs with Texas. He hit .220 in 2024 and .213 last season.

Murphy hadseason-ending surgeryin September to repair a labral tear in his right hip. He began running on Tuesday and said he had no timetable on when he expects to be ready to play.

The Braves are expected to rely on 2025 NL Rookie of the YearDrake Baldwinto handle most starts at catcher to open the season. Heim will serve as depth, possibly allowing Baldwin to remain in the lineup as the designated hitter when he's not catching.

Murphy told reporters: "I feel good. I think we're making good progress on the hip and now we're checking boxes as we go. So far no setbacks and everything is going well."

Infielder Nacho Alvarez also worked with the catchers during the first workout.

Brian Snitker, whoretired after last seasonas manager to assume an advisory role, sat in a golf cart as he chatted with new manager Walt Weiss for the first day of workouts. Snitker will be inducted into the team's hall of fame this year after 49 years in the organization. He led the Braves to the 2021 World Series championship.

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LeBron James bluntly says Lakers aren't a championship team after loss to Thunder: 'We can't sustain energy and effort'

February 10, 2026
LeBron James bluntly says Lakers aren't a championship team after loss to Thunder: 'We can't sustain energy and effort'

Since starting the season 15-4, in part thanks to a seven-game win streak down the stretch of November, the Los Angeles Lakers have yet to stack more than three wins in a row. They had another chance to accomplish that feat for the first time in the New Year on Monday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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With injuries sidelining reigning NBA MVPShai Gilgeous-Alexanderand 2025-26 NBA scoring leaderLuka Dončić, Crypto.com Arena featured a physical contest that included a combined 52 free throws.

A scrappy Thunder bunch, which leads the league in defensive rating for the second straight season,outlasted the Lakers 119-110, pulling away in the final minute.

Although Oklahoma City (41-13) had dropped its previous two games in the absence of Gilgeous-Alexander, who will be out through at least the All-Star break, and has looked increasingly vulnerable this season, the Thunder are still the defending NBA champions and the Western Conference's top team.

Plus, they're 2-0 against the Lakers (32-20), currently the fifth-place team in the West. More than just eight games separate the Thunder and the Lakers in the conference standings, according to LeBron James.

"That's a championship team right there,"James told reporters postgame. "We're not."

The 41-year-old James was then asked what's keeping the Lakers from joining the Thunder in that echelon.

"We can't sustain energy and effort for 48 minutes, and they can," he said bluntly. "That's why they won a championship."

James scored 14 of his 22 points in the second half of the loss. He also logged 10 assists and six rebounds. Austin Reaves, in his fourth game backfrom a calf injury, pitched in 16 points off the bench. Marcus Smart finished with 19 points and went 4 of 7 from deep.

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But James, Reaves and Smart each missed a 3-point attempt in the final 40-some seconds, as the Thunder held on to win, bolstered by a clutch-time, midrange jumper by Jalen Williams that made it a 115-110 game with 51.9 seconds remaining. Williams had a game-high 23 points, most notably 10 in the final five minutes.

In James' eyes, shotmaking and 50-50 balls made the difference.

While the Lakers' defense has been criticized during the JJ Redick era, including by Redick himself, and they rank 22nd in the NBA in defensive rating this season, James maintained that defense wasn't the problem on Monday against the Thunder.

James conceded that the Lakers let Isaiah Joe get way too many 3-point looks in the first half and weren't executing their switches to a high enough level. Joe hit four 3s and scored 19 points.

"But I mean, listen, for the majority of the second half, I thought we was really good defensively," James said. "We didn't have that many lapses."

Redick was even pleased with his group's effort overall.

"I think when you play the best teams — and Oklahoma City is clearly — you know, you have to have a really high level of effort and you have to have a really high level of execution," Redick said,per ESPN.

"It's got to be both, and I thought for the most part our effort was fantastic. In key stretches of the game, our execution wasn't great."

Regardless if it's execution, effort or energy, these Lakers are too often missing a key ingredient for championship-level success. James called them out after a setback against the defending champs.

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Cardi B’s Sheer Minidress Commands Attention at Super Bowl Party

February 10, 2026
Cardi B's Sheer Minidress Commands Attention at Super Bowl Party

Cardi Bstole the spotlight in a sheer minidress at theSuper Bowl party. The rapper kept it chic and glamorous for the Raising Cane's party. She wore a little black dress featuring subtle sheer details, making heads turn. The "Girls Like You" rapper paired it with matching boots and accessorized with a stylish watch, making a perfect statement.

Cardi B poses in sheer minidress with matching boots for Super Bowl party

Take a look atCardi B's photos in a sheer minidress with matching boots for the Super Bowl party:

Cardi B's sheer black minidress at theSuper Bowlparty featured a bold plunging neckline and sheer details. She complemented the outfit with over-the-knee heeled boots to elevate her look. The rapper also wore a watch to complete the ensemble and keep the look grounded.

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The 33-year-old styled her dark hair in voluminous curls to add drama to her appearance. She leaned into a bold makeup look, including subtle smoky eyes, defined lashes, sculpted cheeks, and a flattering nude lip shade.

Cardi B's look was shared by @BardiUpdates on X (formerly Twitter), sending viewers into a frenzy. Fans called her a "queen" and a "fashion icon."

The postCardi B's Sheer Minidress Commands Attention at Super Bowl Partyappeared first onReality Tea.

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Kim Kardashian & Lewis Hamilton Already Taking Big Steps — Source

February 10, 2026
Kim Kardashian & Lewis Hamilton Already Taking Big Steps — Source

The world of A-list romance has a new power couple in its sights. Prominent media personalityKim Kardashianand Formula 1 legendLewis Hamiltonhave sparked intense dating rumors following a series of high-profile sightings. After years of friendship, sources claim their bond has shifted into something deeper.

From luxury suites at the Super Bowl to private getaways in Europe, Kardashian and Hamilton seem inseparable, leaving fans convinced that a new Hollywood romance is officially underway.

Kim Kardashian is 'excited about romantic connection' with Lewis Hamilton, per source

Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian attend the#SuperBowlLXpic.twitter.com/jjpwrHkfyg

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According to aPeoplereport, Kim Kardashian is very positive about her blossoming relationship with the racing champion. An insider close to theSKIMS founderreveals that she is "really into" Lewis Hamilton. While Kim has been linked to several high-profile men since her divorce, this connection feels different. The source explains that she is "excited about the romantic connection" they share and appreciates the foundation of trust they have built over the years.

The report highlights that the two have been friends for over a decade. This long history has created a "comfort level" that she truly values. Unlike her previous flings, her time with Lewis feels stable and easy. The source notes that Kim is impressed by his calm nature and his dedicated work ethic.

Their recent behavior supports these claims. During Super Bowl LX, the pair was spotted chatting and laughing in a VIP suite. Witnesses described them as looking very close throughout the night. This public appearance followed a series of secret "romantic meetups" in Europe. Kim and Lewis reportedly spent time at a private estate in the English countryside and shared a luxury stay in Paris just days before returning to the States.

While the alleged couple has not made an official statement, the insider says the 45-year-old is "taking it moment by moment." Kim Kardashian is balancing her busy life as a mother and businesswoman, but Lewis Hamilton has become a significant part of her inner circle. For now, the "excitement" is high, and Kim is reportedly looking forward to seeing where this journey leads.

The postKim Kardashian & Lewis Hamilton Already Taking Big Steps — Sourceappeared first onReality Tea.

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Gabrielle Union’s Daughter Doesn’t Find Mom’s Work ‘Cool’

February 10, 2026
Gabrielle Union's Daughter Doesn't Find Mom's Work 'Cool'

Being a Hollywood icon usually comes with plenty of perks, but forGabrielle Union, it doesn't guarantee respect at home. The star recently shared that her youngest daughter,Kaavia James, remains her toughest critic. Despite a career spanning decades and a massive global fanbase, the seven-year-old remains famously unimpressed by her mother's celebrity status. It seems that in the Wade-Union household, having a famous mom is just another part of daily life.

Gabrielle Union's daughter isn't a big fan of some of mom's work

According to reports fromPeopleandE! News, Gabrielle Union has officially been humbled by her daughter. The actress revealed that Kaavia James does not think her mother is "the coolest," especially when it comes to her past work. Even Union's breakout role in the 2000 cheerleading classic Bring It On failed to win over the young girl. Union joked that while James has seen clips and can mimic the famous cheers, she isn't quite ready for the humor or the hype of the cult classic.

The reports also mention that James prefers Union's more recent projects. The seven-year-old is reportedly a much bigger fan of her mom's new film, GOAT. James has even been spotted playing with an action figure of her mother's character, Jett Fillmore. However, her "Shady Baby" persona is never far away. During a recent promotional interview on Today, James made a surprise appearance to grill her mom on why she chose to do a movie about animals in the first place.

Union has previously referred to her daughter as her own personal "Rotten Tomato." James is known for giving her mom's red-carpet looks and movies a "zero percent" rating. Whether she is critiquing her mom's fashion or her filmography, James is clearly not afraid to speak her mind. For Union, it is a constant reminder that no matter how famous she gets, she will always have to work hard to impress her daughter.

Originally reported by Samridhi Goel forMomtastic.

The postGabrielle Union's Daughter Doesn't Find Mom's Work 'Cool'appeared first onReality Tea.

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China’s Lunar New Year travel rush begins with record 9.5 billion trips expected

February 10, 2026
China's Lunar New Year travel rush begins with record 9.5 billion trips expected

BEIJING (AP) — Liu Zhiquan was waiting for a 30-plus hour train journey to Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, some 1,242 miles (2,000 kilometers) from Beijing, where he works in construction.

He's one of the hundreds of millions expected to travel to their hometowns as part of the world's largest movement of humanity, or "chunyun" as it's called in China, ahead of the Lunar New Year on Feb. 17.

"Things feel worse this year than last. The economy is bad and it's getting harder to make money," he said.

Liu chose a slower train to save money: a high-speed train would take just nine hours but costs more than twice as much.

Nonetheless, he chose to make the 30-hour journey to be home for the festival, the one time of year workers across the country take breaks and spend time with their loved ones.

China's government estimates that 9.5 billion trips will be made during the 40 day-period around the festival, a record high, according to information from the National Development and Reform Commission. Some 540 million of those trips will be made via train, and 95 million by air. The rest will be on the road.

In a country where workers are expected to put in long hours — including on weekends — and get few days of annual leave, the Lunar New Year festival is a precious time.

At a train station in Beijing, passengers were crowded in the waiting areas with large bags and suitcases as they waited for their trains. Others snacked on instant noodles, an easy snack as stations provide hot water for free.

Tian Duofu, a young woman who recently started working full time in Beijing, said she was looking forward to the nine-day holiday, which begins Feb. 15. "It has become more difficult for a big family to get together. After I started working, I realized such a long holiday is rare and we see each other less and less in person, which makes the Spring Festival significant."

"The new year is the festival of the year, and if we don't go back home, we won't be able to enjoy the festival atmosphere," said Tian Yunxia, a woman from Henan province who runs a breakfast stall in Beijing. "I want to go home to see my children, my grandchildren and my husband."

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