February 17, 2026

Curry Fishball Toys Soar at Hong Kong Lunar New Year Fair, Vendors Earn HK$100,000 Daily

Curry fishball plush toys and local Hong Kong-themed items are flying off shelves at Victoria Park's Lunar New Year Fair. One vendor reports over HK$100,000 in daily sales, as thousands enjoy the festive spirit with unique, nostalgic merchandise.

February 17, 2026

Devyani Saltzman Departs Barbican Amid Major Leadership Shifts

Devyani Saltzman, the driving force behind Barbican’s arts program, is leaving just weeks after the arrival of new CEO Abigail Pogson. Saltzman shaped a five-year creative vision and helped mend community trust after controversies. Her exit leaves a leadership gap during a major £451m renewal plan for the iconic London arts centre.

February 16, 2026

Savannah Guthrie begs for clues in her missing mother Nancy Guthrie case as FBI hunts for leads

TV anchor Savannah Guthrie makes a heartfelt plea for her missing mother, Nancy. FBI finds DNA on glove near the 84-year-old’s home. Investigation continues with hope alive.

February 16, 2026

Ivrea’s Battle of the Oranges Lights Up Italy's Carnival

Ivrea, Italy, kicks off its famous carnival with the thrilling Battle of the Oranges. Teams throw oranges in a colorful reenactment of a medieval revolt.

February 16, 2026

National Gallery Plans Big Cuts Amid £8.2M Deficit to Stay Afloat

The National Gallery faces an £8.2 million deficit next year. It will cut back on exhibitions, raise ticket prices, and offer staff voluntary exit packages. Visitor numbers remain low after Covid, and running costs keep rising. The gallery must make tough choices to survive and protect future projects.