Fashion Week officially kicked off on Wednesday in New York City.
Top designers and renowned brands are preparing to showcase their latest fall and winter collections.
CBS News contributor Lauren Sherman brings you the latest updates from the event.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/new-york-fashion-week-trends-styles-look/
A long-awaited JetBlue airport lounge is finally coming to Boston later this year. The lounge, known as BlueHouse BOS, will be located in Terminal C of Logan International Airport near gate C23, a JetBlue spokesperson told Boston.com.
The lounge was first announced in September 2024, alongside a similar lounge at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, which opened in December 2025. The Logan lounge will feature residential amenities like its JFK counterpart but will be “uniquely Boston” in its art, design, food options, and experiences, according to the spokesperson.
Scheduled to open this summer, more details about the unique Boston experiences offered at BlueHouse BOS will be released closer to the launch date.
JetBlue is Logan Airport’s largest carrier, and the Boston lounge will be nearly 40 percent larger than the New York location, measuring 11,000 square feet compared to 8,000 square feet in JFK.
The airline has noted that the new lounges are designed to meet a growing demand for premium travel options. “Customers have asked for a JetBlue lounge for years and we can’t wait to unveil our take in New York and Boston,” said Marty St. George, president of JetBlue, in a 2024 statement.
He added, “Lounges have become an essential offering for the growing numbers of customers seeking premium experiences, and JetBlue’s lounges will further boost the value of our TrueBlue loyalty program as we expand our portfolio of JetBlue credit cards.”
Passengers visiting BlueHouse BOS will be able to relax with complimentary food and beverages, along with a full-service bar. The lounge will also offer plenty of seating areas, including private workspaces equipped with free WiFi, providing a comfortable environment for both relaxation and productivity.
https://www.boston.com/travel/travel/2026/02/11/jetblue-lounge-logan-airport-will-make-its-debut-this-summer/
Jackie Smook has spent years crafting characters and props for *Dilly’s World*, her whimsical web series and touring theatrical show about a girl confronting big issues with the help of some puppet friends.
Her life’s work was stolen early Monday when thieves swiped a shipping box containing many of her puppets from outside her Beachwood Canyon apartment. Among the missing are Angus the bassist, Phyllis the mail-delivering puppet, Holstein, who was holding an intricate saxophone prop, and Dumont, who had a television stand. A large puppeteered car, drum set, piano, wigs, costumes, and all manner of merchandise were also stolen.
Smook estimates the total cost to be roughly $40,000. “We are starting from zero, basically,” she said. “It’s just a really tragic loss. My hands bled to make these things.”
The U-Haul box stuffed with props was delivered Saturday afternoon from Chicago, where Smook recently toured. She went to unpack it around 6 a.m. Monday and realized it was gone. So was the trailer carrying the box, suggesting that someone broke a lock, attached the entire thing to their vehicle, and drove off, Smook said.
Surveillance stills from a neighbor’s camera suggest the box was taken just minutes before Smook came outside between 5:35 and 5:49 a.m., but the footage did not capture any potential suspects, she said.
Police responded and took a report of a stolen vehicle, a Los Angeles Police Department public information officer confirmed.
The blow was particularly devastating because the show has no big investors or grant financing, Smook explained. She has mostly kept it afloat with money saved while working in real estate in Chicago.
Smook is now racing to rebuild all of the props and puppets by February 22, when her next show is slated to take place at the Dynasty Typewriter theater. But she’s not doing it alone: dozens of artists have reached out to help, including those in Los Angeles, Chicago, and even as far as Toronto and Trinidad, Smook said.
She has also launched an online fundraiser to bolster the effort. There’s no way to replace all that was lost in less than two weeks, but Smook has been heartened by the support.
“The show will totally go on,” she said. “And it’s going to be one of the best shows ever because of how much the community has come together.”
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-02-10/somebody-stole-her-entire-livelihood-la-puppeteer-is-devastated-but-not-beaten
The FBI on Tuesday released new surveillance footage showing a masked person on the front porch of Nancy Guthrie’s home.
To provide further insight, former FBI Special Agent Jeff Harp joined to analyze the video. His expertise offers valuable context to the unsettling images captured on the footage.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/former-fbi-special-agent-what-stands-out-footage-masked-person-outside-nancy-guthrie-home/
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has declared that he will “not walk away” from Downing Street despite mounting calls for his resignation. This pressure comes amid scrutiny over links between his former US ambassador and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The controversy has sparked intense political debate, with critics urging the Prime Minister to step down. However, Starmer remains steadfast, maintaining his position and rejecting calls to resign.
Political strategists Mally Smith and Rina Shah have joined the discussion, providing in-depth analysis on the situation and its potential impact on the UK government.
As the story develops, political observers continue to monitor the response from both the Prime Minister and opposition figures.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/uk-starmer-wont-resign-epstein-fallout/
In a dominant performance, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots on Sunday night to win Super Bowl LX.
CBS News correspondent Nidia Cavazos has more.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/seattle-prepares-super-bowl-celebrations-seahawks-patriots/
Team USA Successfully Defends Olympic Figure Skating Team Event Gold at Milan Cortina 2026
Team USA defended its Olympic figure skating team event gold medal on Sunday, led by Ilia “Quad God” Malinin, who propelled the team to victory at the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Malinin, a 21-year-old two-time World champion, attempted a total of five quad jumps, delivering a stellar performance that ultimately decided the podium placement.
Heading into the men’s free skate, the final event of the team competition, the U.S. and Japan were tied at 59 points. Malinin earned an impressive score of 200.03, topping Japan’s Shun Sato who scored 194.86. Sato had substituted for Yuma Kagiyama, who had outperformed Malinin in the short program on Saturday. The host country, Italy, secured the bronze medal.
The Olympic figure skating team event on Sunday comprised four segments: free ice dance, free pair skating, women’s single free skate, and men’s single free skate.
Amber Glenn Debuts on Olympic Ice
North Texas native Amber Glenn took to the ice in the women’s free skate event, which occurred before the men’s program on Sunday. At 26 years old, the first-time Olympian became the oldest U.S. women’s singles skater to compete at the Olympics in 98 years, according to U.S. Figure Skating. Additionally, Glenn made history as the first out LGBTQ woman to skate at the Olympic Games.
Despite shakily landing her hallmark triple axel, Glenn expressed mixed emotions in a post-performance interview with NBC. “I felt disappointed, but I am very proud of the fight. I just felt really not my best today, and I’m just really disappointed in that,” she said. Her performance earned the U.S. team eight points.
Pair Skaters Ellie Kam and Danny O’Shea Finish Fourth
The U.S. pair skating duo Ellie Kam and Danny O’Shea placed fourth on Sunday, finishing behind teams from Japan, Georgia, and Italy. Their strong performance contributed seven points to Team USA’s overall score.
Madison Chock and Evan Bates Dominate Ice Dance
Following their rhythm dance triumph on Saturday, Madison Chock and Evan Bates delivered a commanding free dance victory on Sunday. The duo, skating together in their fourth consecutive Winter Olympic Games, once again showcased their prowess on the ice dance programs.
“We definitely skated great, and we’re very happy, as you saw when we finished. I think we both felt the excitement of just getting these Olympics underway,” said Bates. Both Chock and Bates are holdovers from the Beijing Games gold medal team, and as three-time world champions, they remain favorites to capture individual Olympic gold later in the Winter Games.
With these outstanding performances across all events, Team USA successfully defended their Olympic figure skating team event title, thrilling fans and setting a high bar for the remainder of the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ilia-malinin-amber-glenn-us-olympics-figure-skating-team-event-result/
Margaret Atwood’s fiction often explores future worlds plagued by totalitarianism, environmental collapse, and global pandemics.
Now at the age of 86, she turns her gaze not forward, but backward—reflecting on her own life in a new memoir.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/margaret-atwood-60-minutes-video-2026-02-08/
**Massive Dogecoin Transfer Signals Potential Market Shift**
On Saturday, a substantial transfer of Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) was reported, with 203,556,622 DOGE—valued at approximately $20,059,987—moved from an unknown wallet to Robinhood. This significant transaction coincided with a 6% rebound in Dogecoin’s price, marking a reversal from a recent downward trend.
Whale Alert noted that this isn’t the first time such a large transfer has occurred. On February 4, a similar move saw 277,731,894 DOGE, worth $29,491,644, transferred to Robinhood. These transactions have attracted attention amid a volatile cryptocurrency market.
### Cryptocurrencies Face Volatility Amid Market Sell-Off
Cryptocurrencies have been struggling since a severe sell-off in October, which undermined market confidence. This past week saw increased selling pressure due to the unwinding of leveraged bets and broader market volatility.
Dogecoin’s price fell for three consecutive days, hitting a low of $0.0799 on February 6 before rebounding to $0.10. Analysts attribute the drop to risk-off positioning and heavy derivatives speculation.
### What Does This Price Rebound Indicate?
Market depth for Dogecoin has also been affected, declining from approximately $12 million on January 1, 2026, to $10 million in early February. This reduction in liquidity can exacerbate price movements during volatile periods, making the market more sensitive to trades.
Traders are closely monitoring the $0.07 level as critical support for Dogecoin. Should the price break below this threshold, there is potential downside risk toward $0.05. Conversely, a sustained recovery may require a rebound above the $0.106 to $0.110 range.
### How Liquidity Challenges Could Shape Dogecoin’s Future
Declining liquidity is often a sign of market instability and can amplify price fluctuations. The current market environment suggests that investors are rotating out of riskier assets, leading to significant declines for many major cryptocurrencies.
Dogecoin’s recent price movements, coupled with large transfers to platforms like Robinhood, highlight ongoing shifts in the market dynamics. Traders and investors will be closely watching to see whether Dogecoin can maintain its recent gains or if further volatility lies ahead.
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Stay tuned for more updates on Dogecoin and the broader cryptocurrency market.
https://www.benzinga.com/crypto/cryptocurrency/26/02/50467998/203556622-doge-slam-into-robinhood-as-dogecoin-price-explodes-6?utm_content=taxonomy_rss
**Washington Post Publisher and CEO Will Lewis Announces Departure After Tumultuous Tenure**
The Washington Post’s Publisher and Chief Executive, Will Lewis, announced on Saturday evening that he would be departing the paper after just two years at the helm. His tenure, intended as a period of transformation, was instead marked by controversy, crisis, and significant upheaval.
In his resignation note, Lewis described his time as “two years of transformation,” but many view his leadership as defined more by turbulence than by a clear, steady path forward. His departure comes on the heels of brutal job cuts that have sent shockwaves through the newsroom.
More than a third of the newsroom staff was laid off on Wednesday, a devastating blow following Lewis’ promises of radical innovation. Despite these promises, the paper struggled with annual financial losses in the tens of millions of dollars. At one point, losses surged to $100 million, as Lewis himself disclosed to staffers during a difficult all-hands meeting in June 2024—only five months into his leadership. That meeting would prove to be his last full-staff gathering.
During his tenure, Lewis was notably absent from key moments as the Post’s scope and journalistic ambitions underwent radical shifts and significant contractions. He played no visible role in announcing the layoffs during a mandatory Zoom call for the newsroom on Wednesday and did not publicly address the paper’s readers in the aftermath to ease their concerns.
Adding to the fallout, just a day after the layoffs were announced, Lewis was photographed walking a red carpet at a Super Bowl event in Northern California. This appearance only heightened the newsroom’s frustration and eroded trust in his leadership.
In recent weeks, the newsroom’s disenchantment reached a peak, prompting journalists to appeal directly to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who owns the paper. They pleaded for Bezos to intervene—to spare the paper from further cuts and help secure financial stability. As of now, Bezos has not responded to these urgent appeals.
In the wake of Lewis’ departure, the paper’s Chief Financial Officer, Jeff D’Onofrio, will serve as acting CEO while The Washington Post begins the search for new leadership.
https://www.npr.org/2026/02/07/nx-s1-5705413/washington-post-ceo-resigns-will-lewis
