Cardi B Pens Sweet Notes to Kehlani and Tyla for Joining Her Onstage at L.A. Show

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• Cardi B shared some words of praise for her recent collaborators Kehlani and Tyla after they made appearances on her Little Miss Drama Tour

• "I can't thank you enough for always showing up and giving me the most genuine love and support," the rapper wrote on her Instagram Stories to Kehlani on Tuesday, Feb. 17

• She also said that Tyla brings "the perfect energy to any stage"

Cardi Bis grateful for two women in her life!

The rapper, 33, shared words of praise for her recent collaboratorsKehlaniandTylaafter they made appearances on her Little Miss Drama Tour.

"Kehlani!! You're such a beautiful soul, a talented artist and an amazing performer!! Your reaction to my show meant the world to me," she wrote on herInstagram Storieson Tuesday, Feb. 17.

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"I can't thank you enough for always showing up and giving me the most genuine love and support," Cardi continued of her friend.

Cardi and Kehlani, 30, performed their song "Safe" at the Feb. 16 show. The track was released as the third single from Cardi'sAm I the Drama?album in 2025.

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Kehlani shared a carousel of photoson her Instagram, calling Cardi's concert "one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life."

"BRAVO @iamcardib EVERY SINGLE PART of this show rocked me," she wrote on Feb. 17, also giving shout-outs to dancer Sean Bankhead and stylist Kollin Carter. "I've been watching this undeniable thing build for years, from Ring to Safe and you will always have me in your corner Big Bardi!"

Kehlani added, "you are A SUPER STAR. i was emotional as hell for you. i laughed, i cheered, i lost my voice. there ain't a day on this earth you gon shine and i wont be cheering! EVERYBODY PLEASE GO SEE THIS SHOW IT WAS 11/10."

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Tyla, 24, also showed up during Cardi's tour. "Tyla babyyy!! You bring the perfect energy to any stage, thank you so much for bringing it to mine," the "Outside" rapper wrote in another post to her Instagram Stories.

"Soo pretty and so talented… you deserve all the Chanel and more," Cardi continued of Tyla.

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Tyla, who appeared on Cardi's "Nice Guy" on her second studio album, shared photos from the special eveningon her Instagram. "Thank u mama," she wrote to Cardi in her caption.

Cardi's Little Miss Drama Tour runs through April with stops in Atlanta, Toronto, New York City and more.

The Grammy winner, born Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, had a heart-to-heart with fans atthe opening night of her touron Wednesday, Feb. 11.

"I do not want to get emotional," Cardi said while addressing the audience during the show,per a TikTok video.

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She added, "I just want to tell you, don't let nobody take your happiness away from you."

Cardi's recent comments come amid rumors that she and boyfriendStefon Diggshave split. The speculation began on Feb. 9, the day after the Super Bowl, when fans noticed that theyno longer follow each other on Instagram.

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“The Goonies ”Stars Jeff Cohen and Ke Huy Quan Reunite 41 Years After Hit Film

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• Ke Huy Quan and Jeff Cohen reunited at the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony for Michelle Yeoh

• Both appeared in the 1985 film The Goonies, which followed a group of kids who go on a series of adventures after finding a pirate map in an attic

• The two could be seen posing for selfies and photos at the ceremony
  

Forty-one years after appearing in the 1985 filmThe Goonies,Ke Huy QuanandJeff Cohenare still friends.

On Wednesday, Feb. 18, the actors were seen taking selfies and posing together on the red carpet for Michelle Yeoh's Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony in Los Angeles, California.

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Cohen, 51, was also on hand in February 2025 whenThe Gooniescast came together to support Quan, 54, as he was honored with a hand and footprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theater in Los Angeles.

Along with Cohen, on deck for the celebration was the 1985 film's screenwriter Chris Columbus and costarsCorey Feldman, Kerri Green andJosh Brolin. The group posed together for a number of sentimental and silly photos.

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Brolin also spoke at the event, saying of Quan: "You're truly one of the last existences of the American dream. Ke Huy Quan ... I won't say much but that afterThe Goonies, I too lived in the ethers of our business for 19 years. The only difference is I was still chipping away at leftovers and trading stocks full time while you pursued a whole other profession and excelled in it famously."

"You have that Midas touch, my friend, and you have it because you have that heart of gold that you always have," Brolin continued.

Speaking withTooFabafter the ceremony, Quan said ofThe Goonies: "I love that movie so much. It's one of the greatest adventures of my life. I would be so happy to revisit that character and, of course, go on another Goonies adventure with my fellow Goonies, that would be amazing!"

The Steven Spielberg-directed film follows a group of adventurous kids who take on the property development company that plans to build a country club where they live. After they discover an old pirate map in an attic, they delve into an underground cavern and face a slew of obstacles along the way.

Quan played gadget-loving inventor Data in the film, while Cohen played the lovable Chunk.

Now an attorney,Cohen negotiated Quan's contractfor his Oscar-winning role in the 2022 film,Everything Everywhere All at Once. Quan publicly thanked Cohen in his acceptance speech for Best Supporting Actor, calling him his "Gooniesbrother for life."

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Hilary Duff Reflects on ‘Complicated’ Family Amid Feud With Sister

Hilary Duffhas recently spoken about her complex family relationships, including a feud with her sister. The siblings have not been photographed since 2019, and their interactions on social media have faded away. In January,Haylie Duffliked Ashley Tisdale's essay on her "toxic mom group" that allegedly included the former's sister. During a recent interview, Hilary addressed her "complicated" family dynamics.

Hilary Duff says 'you can only control your side' while reflecting on family in Glamour interview

In her interview withGlamour, Hilary Duff opened up about her family dynamics, which also included a feud with her sister, Haylie Duff. She talked about why she wrote songs about her sister and her father, Bob Duff, in her upcoming album. "That's my family. Those are the people that affect you the most, take up the most space naturally as a human who's born into something," Hilary said. "Just because you're born into a family doesn't mean that it always stays together."

The "Lizzie McGuire" star continued, "You can only control your side and your street…. I've had a very complicated life, and my parents had a very complicated thing." The 38-year-old also said, "I know it's not rare, and I think it goes back to the theme of, Why share now? I guess I just felt ready." Recently, Hilary performed the track, "We Don't Talk," at her Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour. Fans began speculating that the lyrics are hinting at the singer's estranged dynamic with Haylie.

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It went as, "I'm not sure when it happened / Not even sure what it was about." She later crooned, "'Cause we come from the same home, the same blood." She then sang before the chorus, "People ask me how you're doing, I wanna say amazing / But the truth is that I don't know / What I always end up saying is…"Hilarybegan the chorus, "How we don't talk, we don't talk, talk about it / We don't talk about anything anymore.

In the second verse, she talked about an alleged rivalry. "And if it's 'cause you're jealous / God knows I would sell it all to break you off the bigger half," she sang. The award-winning actor further shared the idea of fixing the issues in an emotionally charged bridge, singing, "Let's have it out / I'll hear you out, you'll hear me out on the couch / Get back to how we were as kids / And let's break it down / So sick of being so sad about / How we don't talk and you won't talk about it."

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Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks End Abruptly

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The second day of peace talks between Ukrainian and Russian officials in Geneva ended abruptly Wednesday morning, after just two hours of discussions.

Ahead of the sit-down, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hadremarkedupon the "difficult" first day of negotiations, which lasted six hours, and accused Russia of stalling progress.

"We can state that Russia is trying to drag out negotiations that could already have reached the final stage," he said. "I set a clear task for the Ukrainian delegation—to do everything possible so that the negotiations are nonetheless productive and increase the chances for peaceful solutions."

After the talks ended, Zelenskyreportedlytold members of the press over WhatsApp: "We can see that progress has been made, but for now, positions differ because the negotiations were difficult."

Rustem Umerov, head of the on-site Ukrainian delegation, also delivered a briefstatement, describing the discussions as "intensive and substantive."

"Within the delegation, both political and military tracks were engaged, and security parameters and mechanisms for implementing possible decisions were discussed. A number of issues were clarified, while others remained under additional coordination," he said.

Russia's chief negotiator, Vladimir Medinsky, similarly described the talks as "difficult, but businesslike," adding that "the next meeting will take place soon."

During a White House press briefing Wednesday afternoon, press secretary Karoline Leavitt said "meaningful progress" had been made and reiterated that "another round of talks" will take place in the future. An exact date was not given.

TIME has reached out to the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministries for further comment.

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Security guarantees andproposed land concessionsremain at the heart of the Ukraine-Russia stalemate. Moscow is fighting for Ukraine to give up parts of the Donbas region that Ukrainian forcesstill control. Ukraine has repeatedly rejected any such land concessions.

The U.S. mediation team—led by Special EnvoySteve Witkoffand Jared Kushner,President Donald Trump's son-in-law—are expected to largely focus on these territorial disputes when talks resume.

The Geneva negotiations had already been somewhat overshadowed byrenewedfighting. Zelensky said Russia launched a missile strike on the same day talks began.

"Russia greets with a strike even the very day new formats begin in Geneva—trilateral and bilateral with the United States. This very clearly shows what Russia wants and what it is truly intent on," he said, urging U.S. officials to press Moscow to refrain from further attacks.

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Meanwhile, ZelenskytoldAxios on Tuesday that it was "not fair" for Trump to have publicly called on Ukraine to make concessions for peace. He said he hoped those remarks were "his tactics and not the decision."

By contrast, Zelensky said his conversations with Kushner and Witkoff do not involve that kind of pressure. "We respect each other," Zelensky said, adding that he is not a person who folds easily.

When asked about Zelensky's remarks at the White House press briefing on Wednesday, Leavitt said: "I think the President would respond to that by saying he does not think it's fair that thousands of Ukrainians are losing their lives, and Russians too, in this deadly war... the President views this entire situation as very unfair."

Zelensky's comments came after Trumptoldreporters at the White House on Feb. 13: "Russia wants to make a deal and Zelensky is going to have to get moving. Otherwise, he's going to miss a great opportunity."

On Feb. 16, the day before the peace talks in Geneva, Trump revisited the topic once more,tellingreporters aboard Air Force One: "Ukraine better come to the table, fast. That's all I'm telling you. We are in a position, we want them to come."

Progress stalls as fourth anniversary of Russian invasion looms

Next week marks the fourth anniversary ofRussia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. With another round of peace talks ending abruptly, and little sign of compromise over key issues such as land concessions, a stable peace agreement remains elusive.

Ahead of returning to the White House, Trump vowed to end the Ukraine-Russia conflict on his first day back.

In an April 2025 interview with TIME marking his first100 daysback in office, Trump said the24-hour timelinehad been "said in jest" but emphasized the war "will be ended." Trump added that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin had shared "very good talks" and a deal was "very close." That deal has yet to materialize.

While the U.S. has stayed on as mediators between the two warring countries, tensions between the Trump Administration and Ukrainian leadership have, at times, proved distracting.

During aheated Oval Office exchangein February last year, Vice President J.D. Vance accused Zelensky of being ungrateful. Trump seemingly agreed, telling the Ukrainian leader: "You don't hold the cards… You're gambling with World War III!"

In a March 2025interviewwith TIME, Zelensky suggested the moment reflected a broader pattern and claimed that U.S. officials had begun taking Putin at his word. "I believe Russia has managed to influence some people on the White House team through information," Zelensky said. "Their signal to the Americans was that the Ukrainians do not want to end the war, and something should be done to force them."

Since then, significant shifts have taken place.Trump urged Ukraine to abandonit's long-sought efforts to join NATO, Kyiv signed anagreement granting the U.S. preferential accessto new Ukrainian minerals, and the Trump Administration shared a28-point planfor peace. The widely-leaked proposal reportedly included calls for Kyiv to reduce its army and make territorial concessions—terms Ukraine swiftly rejected, as they have done before. It has since been revised following talks with both camps.

Trump, in January, also invited Russia to join his Gaza Board of Peace—a move that sparked concernamong European leaders. Notably, when Trump previously floated the idea of allowing Russia to rejointhe G7, Zelensky warned it would lift the most concrete punishment Putin has faced since the invasion: isolation. "That's a big compromise," Zelensky told TIME last year. "Imagine releasing Hitler from his political isolation."

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