See All the Stars Arriving at the 2026 BAFTA Awards

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With awards season well underway, the casts of some of the most highly nominated films, includingSinners, One Battle After AnotherandMarty Supremeheaded over to London for the2026 BAFTA Awards.

The ceremony, which celebrates the best in British film and beyond each year, was hosted by Alan Cumming, saw the British Academy of Film and Television Arts handing out awards to Wunmi Mosaku, Sean Penn, Ryan Coogler and more.

Also in attendance at the Royal Festival Hall were Kate Middleton and Prince William, walking together for the first time since 2023; he was there in his capacity as President of BAFTA to present the BAFTA Fellowship Award. Theroyal couple dodged questionsaboutthe recent arrest of William's uncle, former Prince Andrew.

See all the A-listers arriving at the 2026 BAFTAs, below.

Princess Kate and Prince William

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Teyana Taylor

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Emma Stone

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Timothée Chalamet

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Leonardo DiCaprio

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Kate Hudson

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Ethan Hawke

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Carey Mulligan

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Michael B. Jordan

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Paul Mescal

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Wunmi Mosaku

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Gracie Abrams

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Rose Byrne

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Renate Reinsve

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Glenn Close

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Kerry Washington

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Odessa A'zion

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Joe Alwyn

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EJAE

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Sadie Sink

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Chase Infiniti

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Aaron Pierre

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Jesse Plemons and Kirsten Dunst

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Aimee Lou Wood

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Gillian Anderson

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Warwick Davis

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Erin Doherty

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Rei Ami

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Alicia Vikander

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Jessie Buckley

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Maggie Gyllenhaal

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Benicio del Toro

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Delroy Lindo

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Ginnifer Goodwin

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Audrey Nuna

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Gugu Mbatha-Raw

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Patrick Dempsey

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Rege-Jean Page

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Hannah Waddingham

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Cillian Murphy

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Minnie Driver

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Milly Alcock

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Tom Blyth

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Maya Rudolph

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Harry Melling

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Alan Cumming

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Chloé Zhao

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Ryan Coogler and Zinzi Coogler

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Nathalie Emmanuel

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Kathryn Hahn

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Miles Caton

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Jack O'Connell

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Olivia Cooke

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Stellan Skarsgård

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Bryan Cranston

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Tilda Swinton

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Riz Ahmed

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Peter Sarsgaard

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Monica Bellucci

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See All the Stars Arriving at the 2026 BAFTA Awards

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World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul wins home-country LPGA Thailand

World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul thrilled her home crowd -- and her mother -- when she shot a 68 to win the Honda LPGA Thailand by one stroke on Sunday.

Playing on a humid day in which the temperature reached the low 90s, Thitikul kept her cool and birdied the par-4 17th hole to take the lead over Chizzy Iwai of Japan. For the tournament, Thitikul played to a 24-under 264 at the Siam Country Club Old Course in Pattaya.

It was her first win in her home tournament.

Iwai (66) got off to a fast start on Sunday, playing the first 10 holes at 6-under with two birdies and two eagles. But she couldn't get any closer, ending the final round with eight consecutive pars.

Hyo Joo Kim (68) finished two strokes back at 22-under and in sole possession of third place. Fellow South Korean Somi Lee (68) was in fourth place at 21-under.

New Zealand's Lydia Ko (68) finished at 20-under, tied for fifth with Nanna Koerstz Madsen of Denmark, who recorded a 63 to surge up the leaderboard.

This was the eighth LPGA Tour victory for Thitikul, who turned 23 on Friday. She ranked it as a career highlight after the round.

"I would rate it like A-plus-plus-plus," she sad. "I know it's not that big event like compared to the majors, but like for us, for me, winning in my home country just means a lot to me, sometime more than a major feeling."

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Thitikul said Saturday her mother doesn't see her play much, and she was delighted her mom was in the gallery on Sunday to share in the experience.

"My mom just came up to me when I finished 18 and she cried a lot, and then I told her, 'I finally won the tournament in front of you. Like you were here with me.'

"So she's just really emotional. Make me emotional, too."

For Iwai, the experience could foreshadow a strong season, she said.

"It was good play. Today is 6-under," Iwai said. "Yeah, not bad, but didn't get win.

"...I get a lot of confidence [from] that play today, so, yeah, I feel more get confidence and then trust my instincts, trust myself. It's going to be fun this season."

Defending champion Angel Yin (70) finished at 5-under 283 and in a tie for 48th.

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USA vs. Canada men's hockey: Sidney Crosby out of Winter Olympics gold-medal game due to injury

MILAN — Sidney Crosby has been ruled out of Canada's Olympic gold-medal game against the United States. The news came about an hour before the start of the game.

Crosby, a two-time Olympic gold medalist,suffered a lower-body injury during Canada's quarterfinal victory over Czechia. His status for Sunday's game had been in doubt right up until the official announcement.

In the game against Czechia, Crosby was hit along the boards in the second period by Czechia's Martin Nečas and Radko Gudas, the third major hit he'd taken that period. He exited the ice soon afterward, limped toward the locker room, and was soon ruled out of that game.

Canada head coach Jon Cooper said on Friday that he believed Crosby had a chance to play in the gold-medal game, but clearly the 38-year-old Canadian captain did not recover in time to be in Canada's active lineup.

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"He's Sidney Crosby," Connor McDavid said after Crosby's injury. "He's going to have a big influence no matter what. In the lineup, not in the lineup, he's going to have a big influence. That's what he does."

Crosby, the oldest player on Canada's roster, has played in three Olympic Games for Canada, and has won two golds, in Vancouver 2010 and Sochi 2014. Crosby scored Canada's golden overtime goal in 2010 that sent Canada past the United States. He skated in practice on both Friday and Saturday but made no public statements, as both practices were closed to media.

McDavid will again be the playing captain for Team Canada, as he has been since Crosby's injury.

Crosby has scored two goals and four assists while in Milan, and holds the Canadian NHL-era Olympic record with 16 total points.

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March Madness bracket tracker: Who's in, out and on NCAA Tournament bubble

Less than a week remains before thecollege basketball calendar turns to March.

TheNCAA Tournament fieldis somewhat starting to shape up, with multiple teams pulling ahead as potential national championship favorites. Saturday, Feb. 21, was potentially even a Final Four preview, withNo. 3 Duke defeating No. 1 Michigan and No. 4 Arizona beating No. 2 Houston.

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There are also assuredly to be a few bid stealers come conference championship season, which almost always throws a wrench when in the NCAA's plans with crafting the 68-team bracket.

Here's a look at the latest NCAA Tournament preview, including bubble teams and locks to reach March Madness:

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March Madness bracket bubble watch tracker

Based on games through Saturday, Feb. 21

NCAA Tournament locks

• Big Ten (7): Michigan, Purdue, Nebraska, Michigan State, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin

• Big 12 (6): Iowa State, Arizona, Kansas, Houston, BYU, Texas Tech

• ACC (6): Duke, Louisville, Virginia, North Carolina, Clemson, NC State

• SEC (5): Florida, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee

• Big East (3): UConn, Villanova, St. John's

• Other (2): Utah State, Saint Louis

There are 27 virtual locks for the NCAA Tournament, according toBart Torvik's "TourneyCast,"one of multiple metrics used by the NCAA in deciding the bracket. Each team listed has a 99.8% chance or better to reach the Tournament, perTorvik.

Torvik's metrics are part of the NCAA's BPI equation, alongside other third-party analyst Ken Pomeroy, who runs KenPom.

NCAA Tournament likely ins

• Big 12 (1): UCF

• Big Ten (2): Indiana, UCLA

• ACC (2): SMU, Miami

• SEC (4): Kentucky, Texas A&M, Texas, Georgia

• Big East (0): N/A

• Other (3): Saint Mary's, New Mexico

There are a lot fewer likely-in teams than locks, due to there still being a few weeks left in the regular season, along with conference tournaments. Teams included have between a 70% and 99.8% chance to reach the NCAA Tournament, per Torvik.

NCAA Tournament bubble teams

• Big 12 (3): TCU, West Virginia, Cincinnati

• Big Ten (3): Ohio State, USC, Washington

• ACC (2): Virginia Tech, Cal

• SEC (2): Auburn, Missouri

• Big East (1): Seton Hall

• Other (3): Santa Clara, San Diego State, VCU

Not all of these teams will reach the NCAA Tournament, and some might only have a chance at earning a bid through the conference tournament. Still, these teams have between a 5% and 57% chance of reaching the tournament as an at-large team, per Torvik.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:March Madness bracket tracker: Who's in, out and on NCAA Tournament bubble

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Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore dies at age 25

Minnesota Vikingswide receiverRondale Mooredied on Saturday, Feb. 21.

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Moore's death was confirmedto the Louisville Courier Journal― part of the USA TODAY Network ― by Matthew Tomlin, Floyd County (Indiana) coroner. Moore was 25 years old.

His cause of death is still under investigation, according to Tomlin.

Jeff Brohm, Moore's coach at Purdue, confirmed the news of Moore's death with a social media post on his personal X (formerly Twitter) account on Saturday.

"Rondale Moore was a complete joy to coach. The ultimate competitor that would never back down to any challenge," Brohm said in his post. "Rondale had a work ethic that was unmatched by anyone. A great teammate that would come through in any situation. We all loved Rondale and we loved his smile and competitive edge that always wanted to please everyone he came in contact with.

"We offer all of our thoughts and prayers to Rondale and his family and we love him very much."

Moore played at Purdue from 2018 to 2020 before becoming a second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft by theArizona Cardinals. Moore spent the 2025 season with the Vikings, but missed the entire season after sustaining a season-ending knee injury during the 2025 preseason opener.

NFL world reacts to Rondale Moore's death

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Hollywood Brown, who played with Moore in 2022-23 in Arizona, said he messaged Moore "a few hours ago," in a post on Saturday.

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"We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Rondale Moore," the Vikings said in a statement. "While we are working to understand the facts, we have spoken with Rondale's family to offer our condolences and the full support of the Minnesota Vikings. We have also been in communication with our players, coaches, and staff, and will make counseling and emotional support resources available to anyone in need.

"Our thoughts are with Rondale's family and friends during this devastating time."

The Vikings also released a statement from head coach Kevin O'Connell:

"I am devastated by the news of Rondale's death. While Rondale had been a member of the Vikings for a short time, Rondale was someone we came to know well and care about deeply. He was a humble, soft-spoken, and respectful young man who was proud of his Indiana roots. As a player, he was disciplined, dedicated and resilient despite facing adversity multiple times as injuries sidelined him throughout his career.

"We are all heartbroken by the fact he won't continue to live out his NFL dream and we won't all have a chance to watch him flourish. My prayers are with Rondale's family, friends, teammates and coaches as we all deal with this tragic news."

The NFLPA also issued a statement:

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This story has been updated with new information.

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