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"The Farewell," "Uncut Gems" and "The Lighthouse" were the big winners at the Independent Spirit Awards ceremony in Santa Monica on Saturday.
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  1. 'Farewell,' 'Uncut Gems,' 'Lighthouse' shine at Independent Spirit Awards
  2. Scientists log Antarctica's hottest temperature on record
  3. Exit polls predict three-way tie in Irish government
  4. Judge holds off dropping rape charges against California surgeon and girlfriend
  5. Israeli tanks shell two Hamas military sites after rocket fired from Gaza
  6. U.S., Afghan forces attacked in eastern Afghanistan
  7. New Hampshire primaries may be hampered by snowy weather conditions
  8. Thailand: Soldier kills at least 20, injures 31, sparks manhunt
  9. Ethnic clashes in Kazakhstan leave 8 dead
  10. ‘Cats,’ ’Madea,’‘Rambo’ tie with 8 Razzie nods apiece
  11. Mississippi house fire kills 6 children, mother
  12. Hackers attack Facebook's official Twitter accounts
  13. French ice skating boss Didier Gailhaguet resigns amid sex abuse scandal
  14. Jennifer Lopez, Live Nation ink multi-year deal for concert events
  15. Notable deaths of 2020
  16. Tom Ford debuts fall/winter 2020 collection
  17. Noah Schnapp juggles ‘Stranger Things,’ film career: ‘I love both sides of it’
  18. 'Conners' cast to comment on Sunday's Oscars during commercial break
  19. Utah man pleads guilty to killing his wife on cruise ship in Alaska
  20. Teen pleads guilty to Colorado high school shooting
  21. Actor Orson Bean dead at 91
  22. Fran Drescher hopes new sitcom ‘Indebted’ makes her parents happy
  23. Not just 'Parasite': Powerful South Korean documentary also up for Oscar this weekend
  24. First U.S. citizen dies of coronavirus, 722 deaths in China
  25. Roddy Ricch's 'Please Excuse Me' tops the U.S. album chart
  26. Trail of destruction left in South following deadly severe weather outbreak
  27. Famous birthdays for Feb. 8: Cecily Strong, John Williams

'Farewell,' 'Uncut Gems,' 'Lighthouse' shine at Independent Spirit Awards

"The Farewell," "Uncut Gems" and "The Lighthouse" were the big winners at the Independent Spirit Awards ceremony in Santa Monica on Saturday.
    

Scientists log Antarctica's hottest temperature on record

Scientists this week logged the hottest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica.
    

Exit polls predict three-way tie in Irish government

Exit polls forecast an unprecedented three-way tie -- and high likelihood Sinn Féin will join the next government -- as voting wrapped in Ireland's general election Saturday.
    

Judge holds off dropping rape charges against California surgeon and girlfriend

Orange County Superior Court Judge Gregory Jones has decided to hold off on dropping charges against a California surgeon and his girlfriend accused of drugging and raping multiple women.
    

Israeli tanks shell two Hamas military sites after rocket fired from Gaza

Israeli tanks shelled two Hamas military posts in the northern Gaza strip Saturday in what the Israeli army described as retaliation for a rocket launched toward Israel from Gaza.
    

U.S., Afghan forces attacked in eastern Afghanistan

U.S. and Afghan forces came under direct fire during an operation in the Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, U.S. military officials said.
    

New Hampshire primaries may be hampered by snowy weather conditions

New Hampshire's presidential primaries are right around the corner, scheduled for Tuesday, and the weather could impact the voter turnout and overall election results.
    

Thailand: Soldier kills at least 20, injures 31, sparks manhunt

A Thai soldier opened fire at multiple locations near Bangkok on Saturday, killing at least 20 people, injuring 31, and leading police on a manhunt as he holed up in a shopping mall.
    

Ethnic clashes in Kazakhstan leave 8 dead

Ethnic violence in southern Kazakhstan left at least eight people dead and dozens others injured, local officials said.
    

‘Cats,’ ’Madea,’‘Rambo’ tie with 8 Razzie nods apiece

Musical "Cats," comedy "A Madea Family Funeral" and action flick "Rambo: Last Blood" tied with eight nods apiece when Razzie nominations were announced Saturday morning.
    

Mississippi house fire kills 6 children, mother

A house fire in Mississippi killed a mother and her six children overnight, emergency officials said.
    

Hackers attack Facebook's official Twitter accounts

Facebook has confirmed that its two verified Twitter accounts, @Facebook and @Messenger, were compromised by hackers.
    

French ice skating boss Didier Gailhaguet resigns amid sex abuse scandal

Didier Gailhaguet, the head of France's national figure skating for more than 20 years, stepped down Saturday amid pressure to resign over a sexual abuse scandal.
    

Jennifer Lopez, Live Nation ink multi-year deal for concert events

Live Nation announced it will produce and promote Jennifer Lopez's concert events, including her next tour, as part of a new multi-year touring partnership.
    

Notable deaths of 2020

Oscar-winning actor Kirk Douglas, NBA legend Kobe Bryant, WWE wrestler Rocky Johnson, NBA Commissioner David Stern, ex-Yankee pitcher Don Larsen and Nick Gordon, the former partner of Bobbi Kristina Brown, are among the famous people who have died in 2020.
    

Tom Ford debuts fall/winter 2020 collection

Tom Ford debuted his fall/winter 2020 collection February 7, 2020, in his second Los Angeles fashion show at Milk Studios.
    

Noah Schnapp juggles ‘Stranger Things,’ film career: ‘I love both sides of it’

Noah Schnapp is spending his downtime from "Stranger Things" playing characters who are completely different from monster magnet Will Byers.
    

'Conners' cast to comment on Sunday's Oscars during commercial break

Stars of "The Conners" will appear as their sitcom characters and comment on nominees and winners during a commercial break for the ABC telecast of the Oscars ceremony Sunday.
    

Utah man pleads guilty to killing his wife on cruise ship in Alaska

A Utah man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2017 killing of his wife on a cruise ship in Alaska.
    

Teen pleads guilty to Colorado high school shooting

A 16-year-old male pleaded guilty to charges related to a shooting at a Colorado high school that killed one student last year.
    

Actor Orson Bean dead at 91

Actor and comedian Orson Bean died after being struck by two cars while walking in Los Angeles, police said. He was 91.
    

Fran Drescher hopes new sitcom ‘Indebted’ makes her parents happy

"The Nanny" icon Fran Drescher may be 62, but she still wants to please her mom and dad.
    

Not just 'Parasite': Powerful South Korean documentary also up for Oscar this weekend

"In the Absence," a 29-minute documentary by director Yi Seung-jun and producer Gary Byung-seok Kam about the 2014 Sewol ferry disaster in South Korea, is nominated for Best Documentary Short Subject.
    

First U.S. citizen dies of coronavirus, 722 deaths in China

The first U.S. citizen has died from the coronavirus in Wuhan, China, as the country's death toll rose past 700, health officials said Saturday.
    

Roddy Ricch's 'Please Excuse Me' tops the U.S. album chart

Rapper Roddy Ricch's "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial" is the No. 1 album in the United States.
    

Trail of destruction left in South following deadly severe weather outbreak

A burst of heavy rainfall and severe weather rocked the South from Wednesday through Friday morning, killing at least five people and leaving over 250,000 others without power from Florida to Virginia.
    

Famous birthdays for Feb. 8: Cecily Strong, John Williams

Comedian actor Cecily Strong turns 36 and actor Mary Steenburgen turns 67, among the famous birthdays for Feb. 8.
    
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Couples devastated after finding out wedding venue abruptly closes - FOX 31 Denver

Spectrum Cable says it has restored all services - Buffalo News

Stranded Royal Caribbean cruise passengers slam liner amid coronavirus scare - New York Post

Multiple suspects sought after 25 cars broken into in Rocklin Saturday morning - Sacramento Bee

Upcoming Low-Cost iPhone Again Rumored to Be Priced at $399 - MacRumors

How to Get Your $100 From Yahoo After All Those Breaches - Gizmodo

BlueFrag security vulnerability allows code execution over Bluetooth on some Android devices - Android Police

Judging by the Enthusiasm in the Indie Spirits Tent, ‘Parasite’ Should Have a Strong Oscars Night - IndieWire

‘Birds of Prey’ Lays an Egg at Box Office, Set for Worst DC Opening Since ‘Jonah Hex’ - TheWrap

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