Bristol Motor Speedway’s South Building will host a “Brick Convention” on February 28 and March 1. Organizers promise an engaging event spotlighting construction toys, set against the backdrop of a famous American racing venue.

Broadcom is highlighted as one of the most balanced AI stocks to buy in 2026, according to a recent report. The article also suggests that investors consider adding the stock before March 4 to potentially capitalize on its anticipated growth.

Health inspectors evaluated 152 restaurants in San Luis Obispo County last month, revealing a broad spectrum of food safety scores. From standout kitchens to those needing improvements, the round-up highlights how local eateries fared.

Skybound, an imprint of Image Comics, continues its winning streak with “Universal Monsters: The Phantom of the Opera #1.” Combining classic cinematic terrors and a modern approach to storytelling, the comic stands out as a fresh take on gothic horror—demonstrating how a well-loved monster can still captivate fans in 2025 and beyond.

Nate Bargatze’s newest comedy release, “The Greatest Average American,” recently debuted. Fans can now catch the premiere and enjoy potential savings through Sling TV.

Netflix’s latest supernatural series, “The Boroughs,” arrives on May 21, courtesy of The Duffer Brothers. Created by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, the show unfolds in a deceptively serene retirement community where everything might not be what it seems.

As the Academy Awards approach, Envelope editor in chief Matt Brennan previews the last issue before Hollywood’s biggest night. This special Feb. 26 edition promises an inside look at the season’s frontrunners and the final days leading up to the 2026 Oscars.

Southeastern Oregon’s reservoirs play a vital role in ensuring reliable water supplies. Recent data from the U.S. Bureau, referencing storage levels as of Feb. 18, offers valuable insights for local communities, industries, and policymakers.

Salem Media awarded the 2026 Stuart Epperson Award for Excellence in Christian Media to Dr. John MacArthur posthumously at NRB. The announcement highlights MacArthur’s impact in Christian broadcasting, as recognized by Salem Media, Inc.

Union.ai has finalized a $38.1 million Series A round, uniting seasoned investors and new backers to power its AI development platform. Built around the open-source orchestrator Flyte, Union.ai’s approach aims to move teams from AI experimentation to full-scale production.

In 1976, Sears drew attention by deciding to streamline its catalog, shedding unneeded frills. This move stands among several historical highlights noted for February 25, featuring notable moments from 2001, 1976, 1951, and 1926.

Kim Kardashian has officially teamed up with the energy drink brand Update, revamping its identity with her trademark minimalist style. By embracing muted metallic tones and paraxanthine-based technology, Kardashian and the company aim to carve out a niche in an increasingly crowded market.

Three decades into his career, Wyclef Jean is shining a light on his own journey. In a seven-part release called “Quantum Leap,” the Fugees co-founder aims to underscore his global influence on music and pop culture.

What happens when two actors make the same “silly” mistake after an action-packed premiere? Nick Gehlfuss shares how he and Tom Ellis learned a painful lesson following CIA’s thrilling debut.

Reports that the highly anticipated UFC event at the White House is being moved from June 14 to June 26 have been denied. UFC CEO Dana White insists the event remains on its original date, putting an end to the rumor mill.

Polyplastics Co., Ltd., a global leader in engineering thermoplastics, has unveiled two new PLASTRON® LFT grades featuring post-consumer recycled polypropylene. The February 25, 2026 announcement underscores the company’s continued focus on sustainability through cutting-edge materials.

Emily Brontë’s “Wuthering Heights” takes on a new shape in this film adaptation. In his review, film critic Bob Garver reveals he has not read the renowned novel and finds relief in the movie’s departures from its literary source.

Anthropic, an AI company once synonymous with safety protocols, is signaling a sharp policy change. In a surprising departure from its previous commitments, the firm may release future models without explicit safety guarantees.

Tomato production in the Dakotas is poised for a major leap forward. According to horticulturist Tom Kalb, new varieties coming in 2026 could provide welcome changes in everything from disease resistance to fruit variety. It’s a development that may reshape what local growers can expect from their harvests.

American Dad! is back on Fox after a 12-year run on TBS, ushering in the return of long-missing characters. Fans of the animated sitcom are celebrating the comeback, which promises a nostalgic flair as key figures reappear.

Foreigner, the famed English-American rock band, is marking its 50th anniversary with a stop at Lincoln’s Pinewood Bowl on August 13. Known for timeless anthems such as “Cold as Ice” and “Hot Blooded,” the group continues to captivate audiences five decades into its career.