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Associate Head Coach CJ Jones is set to feature on the Coach Mox Radio Show on Tuesday (Feb. 17) and will be joined by student-athlete guest, Raiane Dos Santos. The weekly program hosted by Luke Neer will air from 6-7 p.m. on 98.9-FM/1070-AM WINA. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Coach Mox Radio Show featuring live interviews with head coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton and guests from the Virginia women's basketball team returns Tuesday (Feb. 17). The weekly program hosted by Luke Neer will air from 6-7 p.m. on 98.9-FM/1070-AM WINA.  Fans are encouraged to attend the show in person at Matchbox and will also have the opportunity to submit questions by tagging the team’s official X account @UVAWomensHoops. CJ Jones will be featured on Tuesday's show, and will be joined by student-athlete guest Raiane Dos Santos. The Cavaliers are back in action on Sunday (Feb. 22) when the travel to take on No. 8 Louisville. Tipoff at the KFC Yum! Center is set for 12 p.m. on The CW.  2026 Coach Mox Radio Show Schedule Date Location Time Featured Guest Tuesday, Jan. 6 Matchbox Restaurant 6 p.m. Tabitha Amanze Monday, Jan. 12 Matchbox Restaurant 6 p.m. Romi Levy Tuesday, Jan. 20 Matchbox Restaurant

Trending on Billboard SYDNEY, Australia — The Wiggles are taking their big red car to Universal Music Group. The iconic Australian children’s entertainers have struck a strategic global agreement with UMG, Billboard can exclusively reveal, marking a new chapter for an act, a brand, that’s 35 years young.   Going forward, Universal Music Australia (UMA) will take the lead in amplifying the Wiggles’ reach, feeding into UMG’s global network and know-how on streaming, digital and physical distribution, promotion and marketing, and more. Related Put simply, the collaboration has a mission to introduce the Wiggles to more families worldwide through new recording projects, expanded digital content and integrated campaigns. Through the arrangement, the Wiggles’ recordings will be released in the United States through Republic Records: Kids & Family. “The Wiggles are a true cultural phenomenon and one of Australia’s most iconic and enduring success stories,” comments Sean Warner, president and CEO, Universal Music Australia and New Zealand. “Their music has soundtracked childhoods for generations and continues to resonate across audiences worldwide. We’re proud to be shaping the next chapter of their international journey as a trusted and much-loved Australian group.”  The new arrangement will be formally announced Tuesday afternoon (Feb. 17)

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson February 17, 2026 The City of Kennesaw distributed the following press release about the popular Touch-A-Truck event coming up in March: The City of Kennesaw’s Parks & Recreation, Public Works and Police departments are gearing up for the return of Touch-A-Truck, the city’s annual hands-on community event, set for Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Adams Park. Families can get up close with larger-than-life trucks, heavy construction and public safety equipment, cool cars and specialty vehicles. Children are invited to climb aboard, explore and learn how these impressive machines work while meeting the drivers and operators who keep Kennesaw moving. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Admission is free. The Department of Parks & Recreation is currently seeking display vehicles, volunteers and food vendors to participate in the event. Applications and registration details are available at www.kennesaw-ga.gov. For more information, call Kennesaw Parks & Recreation at (770) 422-9714.

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Created in collaboration with McCann New York, LinkedIn’s latest campaign – The Network that Works For You – uses humour to depict those hilarious and sometimes awkward work moments so many people have experienced. The campaign acknowledges that LinkedIn can't fix every work challenge, but it does work when it matters most to keep you growing – in your career or business. Across film and social, sharp lines like 'LinkedIn doesn’t make your boss easier to deal with' land with a confident payoff, '“but it does connect you to your next one.' The same smart contrast shows up when 'LinkedIn Hiring Pro can help you find the ideal candidate,' followed by a painfully awkward welcome lunch that proves the network 'cannot help you find the ideal restaurant for their welcome lunch.' The work playfully positions LinkedIn as the partner that helps people and companies move forward — turning real effort into tangible career and business growth. This campaign, which includes two focus areas – Grow in Your Career and Grow in Your Business - marks a shift in the brand’s marketing strategy to tell a more unified story about the value that LinkedIn delivers, reinforcing how the network works for

The world is pretty heavy right now, and LinkedIn knows it. So the platform is taking a different approach: it's getting funny. To reach employees and employers alike, LinkedIn has launched a new campaign that tells a unified story about its products and brand. “The Network That Works For You” focuses on two key areas for LinkedIn users: career growth and business owners. A series of spots - the first work for the brand by agency McCann NY - features comedic workplace vignettes paired with a relevant LinkedIn product. In "Grow Your Business," a small business owner uses LinkedIn to run her company while her employees spend their lunch break sparring with robot vacuums. In "Cat," an employee uses LinkedIn Premium to find a new job after a co-worker brings his cat to work - tucked into his shirt. In a third spot, a medical professional navigates the timeless confusion of a hospital gown: front or back? The moment, according to chief brand officer Heather Hopkins Freeland, was designed to stretch beyond any single profession: "Even if you're not in the medical profession, you get that joke," she said. "We built this campaign to break through in a different way,"

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ⓘ EyestetixStudio/Pixabay +WABetaInfo WhatsApp may soon give status updates a more prominent position within the app. WhatsApp is testing a major redesign in its latest Android beta. In the future, status updates may appear directly within the “Chats” tab, significantly increasing their visibility. This change could affect the app’s overall clarity and shift its focus further toward a social media experience rather than a purely messaging service. Marius Müller (translated by Marius Müller), Published 02/17/2026 🇩🇪 As reported by WABetaInfo on February 14, 2026, status updates may soon move beyond the separate “Updates” tab and appear directly within the “Chats” section. Currently, users are notified of a new status by a green ring around a contact’s profile picture. To view the update, they can tap the profile picture or switch to the “Updates” tab, where all recent updates are displayed in one place. In WhatsApp beta 2.26.6.9, contacts with a recent status update appear at the top of the “Chats” tab – almost as if they had sent a new message. Their profile pictures remain highlighted. As users scroll through their conversations, a swipeable status bar comes into view. Status updates from muted contacts, however, are not shown in this

News Published: Feb. 16, 2026, 2:53 p.m. Jessica Salomon took to social media recently to share with fans that she has been diagnosed with lung cancer. (Getty Images).Getty Images A popular comedian took to social media recently to share with fans that she has been diagnosed with lung cancer. Jessica Salomon, a stand-up comedian from Montreal, Canada, made the Instagram post on Feb. 6. “Three weeks ago on a Friday, I went to get a chest x-ray and blood tests because I hadn’t been feeling well for a while,” she wrote alongside a photo showing oxygen tubes in her nose. “I’d be very tired, my body hurt, doing even small things felt hard, and I had a cough that wouldn’t go away. I thought it would pass, it was winter and a lot was going around, and also maybe this is just what getting old feels like.” Salomon said she was given steroid and antibiotic treatments from a doctor who said she had bronchitis, but it wasn’t working. “The chest x-ray was really concerning so I was told to go to the ER for a CT Scan and whatever else they thought I needed,” she continues. “After a terrifying night