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Harper Beckham is celebrating the bond she shares with her brothers.

On Saturday, Feb. 14, the 14 year old daughter of Victoria Beckham and David Beckham posted a throwback photo on her private Instagram account in honor of Valentine's Day. The black and white image showed Harper smiling in a swimming pool with her arms wrapped around her eldest brother, Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, 26. Behind them, Romeo Beckham, 23, and Cruz Beckham, 20, stood close together with their arms around each other.

"I love you all so much words can't describe it," Harper wrote across the image, tagging each of her brothers in the heartfelt message.

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Yuko Yamaguchi is stepping down after 46 years as the designer of Hello Kitty, the iconic character she helped steer to global fame. Yamaguchi took over design duties in 1980 — five years after Hello Kitty’s debut — and during her four‑plus decades in the role the feline figure (officially described as a little girl from London, not a cat) grew from a Japan‑only hit into one of the world’s most lucrative franchises.

 

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Jutta Leerdam added another Olympic medal to her growing collection, and her fiancé Jake Paul was there to celebrate the milestone.

The 27 year old Dutch speed skater earned silver in the women's 500 meter event at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics on Sunday, Feb. 15. She finished just behind fellow Dutch skater Femke Kok, who captured the gold medal with a powerful final stretch. Japan's Miho Takagi secured bronze after a strong performance that kept her on the podium.

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In his 23rd season, the longest career in NBA history, LeBron James continues to pile up triple‑doubles — this time against the Dallas Mavericks and, more metaphorically, Father Time. James became the oldest player to record a triple‑double on Thursday at 41 years and 44 days, doing so in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 124‑104 win over the Mavs. He finished with 28 points and 12 assists, securing his 10th rebound with 2:06 remaining. The crowd gave him a standing ovation when he left the game, celebrating his 123rd career triple‑double — the fifth‑most in NBA history.

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NBC has found its new James Rockford. David Boreanaz has officially closed a deal to star in the network’s reboot pilot of The Rockford Files, stepping into the iconic role first played by James Garner in the original 1974 series. The casting marks one of the most significant developments of this year’s broadcast pilot season and places Boreanaz at the center of a high profile revival of a beloved television property.

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