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Jon Bon Jovi Pays Tribute to Mother Carol Bongiovi’s Life and Legacy

Carol Bongiovi, mother of rock star Jon Bon Jovi, passed away at 83, leaving behind a legacy of strength and influence. She served as a Marine, entrepreneur, and played a pivotal role in her son’s career by founding his fan club. Remembered as a formidable spirit, her life in New Jersey was marked by unwavering support for her family. Survived by her husband of over 60 years, she is mourned by loved ones.

BBC Faces Dilemma as It Restores Controversial Eric Gill Sculpture Amidst Public Outcry

The BBC has restored the Eric Gill sculpture Ariel and Prospero, facing protests due to Gill's abusive history. This costly restoration includes protective measures and educational context via QR code. While some appreciate the sculpture's artistic merit, the public remains divided over separating the artist's disturbing past from his work.

Fortnite Servers Offline for Chapter 6 Season 2 Update: What to Expect

Epic Games has taken Fortnite servers offline for scheduled maintenance as they roll out the Chapter 6 Season 2 update. Starting February 20, 2025, from 2 AM ET, players are facing a 3-4 hour downtime, paving the way for new content like a GTA-inspired theme. Post-update, players should prepare for login queues and possible downtimes, with any changes communicated via Epic's social media.

OnlyFans Star Lily Phillips Reveals Emotional Cost of Sleeping With 101 Men in One Day

Lily Phillips, an OnlyFans creator, opened up about the emotional and physical challenges she faced after her highly publicized stunt of sleeping with 101 men in a single day. Through a YouTube documentary by Josh Pieters, she expressed the unanticipated intensity and exhaustion, warning others of the psychological strain involved. Phillips calls such an extreme endeavor 'not for the weak.'

Global Bank Leaders Scramble to Manage Fallout from Trump's Tariffs

In a bid to tackle the upheaval caused by President Trump's tariffs, top global banking leaders convened for an emergency meeting, addressing market turmoil and recession fears. The discussion, spearheaded by the Bank Policy Institute, included prominent figures like JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon. Concerns over trade wars and economic instability were at the forefront, with UK officials actively engaged as markets continued to destabilize.

Trump's Tariff Move Shakes Global Markets and Sparks Debate

President Trump's new tariffs, set to kick off on April 5, shake up global trade dynamics with a 10% baseline and steeper rates for countries with trade deficits. Asian markets have reacted with volatility, though some show signs of recovery. Major trade partners like India and South Korea face significant challenges, while vital sectors like semiconductors are shielded from new tariffs.

Celtics and Thunder Shine With Stunning Winning Streaks as NBA Season Heats Up

The Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder are turning heads with remarkable winning streaks in the NBA. Celtics' Al Horford and Jayson Tatum led their team to a ninth consecutive victory, while Isaiah Joe's 31-point effort helped the Thunder reach their 10th straight win. These performances highlight an exciting NBA season, as the Cleveland Cavaliers hold the longest streak with 16 wins.

Connor Barron Sits Out as Rangers Face Hibernian: Tactical Move or Performance Concern?

Rangers manager Philippe Clement benched Connor Barron for the Premiership clash against Hibernian on January 5, 2025, emphasizing a tactical shift. As Rangers aimed to prolong their winning streak against Hibernian, the move stirred debate about Barron's fit with the team after his success at Aberdeen.

Bryony Frost Opts Out of 2025 Grand National, Prioritizing French Career

British jockey Bryony Frost has chosen not to ride Stay Away Fay in the 2025 Grand National, remaining in France due to commitments with owners Simon Munir and Isaac Souede. Her decision allows Jonathan Burke to step in for the prestigious race. While Frost has enjoyed success in British racing, her focus now shifts to her burgeoning career in France.

Aintree Grand National 2025: Drink Prices Revealed, £7.80 Pints Top the List

The 2025 Randox Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse has unveiled its drinks menu, with pint prices between £7.40 and £7.80. Attendees will find a range of options, including £6.75 spirits and £9.50 for a glass of house wine. The event offers both alcoholic and non-alcoholic choices, encompassing beer, champagne, and mixers.