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February 15, 2026
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Lindsey Vonn is not asking for any sympathy after undergoing her fourth surgery following her catastrophic 2026 Winter Olympics crash.

“Surgery went well today!” Thankfully I will be able to finally go back to the US! Once I’m back I will give you more updates and info about my injury… But until then, as I sit here in my bed reflecting, I have a few thoughts I’d like to share…” Vonn, 41, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, February 14, along with a video of the Olympian skiing.

“I have been reading a lot of messages and comments saying that what has happened to me makes them sad,” Vonn continued. “Please, don’t be sad. Empathy, love and support I welcome with an open heart, but please not sadness and sympathy. I hope instead it gives you strength to keep fighting, because that is what I am doing and that is what I will continue to do. Always.”

Vonn added, “When I think back on my crash, I didn’t stand in the starting gate unaware of the potential consequences. I knew what I was doing. I chose to take a risk. Every skier in that starting gate took the same risk. Because even if you are the strongest person in the world, the mountain always holds the cards.”

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Team USA supporters and fans across the world have been following Vonn’s road to the 2026 Winter Olympics after she announced her return to professional skiing. (Vonn retired in 2019 following the World Championships in Sweden, but announced her comeback in 2024.)

While competing at a World Cup race in Switzerland on January 30, Vonn tore her ACL completely — just nine days before Olympic competition.

“After extensive consultations with doctors, intense therapy, physical tests as well as skiing today, I have determined I am capable of competing in the Olympic Downhill on Sunday,” Vonn said on February 1, noting she planned to race even without her ACL in tact. “Of course I will still need to do one training run, as is required to race on Sunday, but… I am confident in my body’s ability to perform. Despite my injuries my knee is stable, I do not have swelling and my muscles are firing and reacting as they should.”

Vonn took the slope on Sunday, February 8, for her women’s downhill run. Unfortunately, tragedy struck 13 seconds into her run when she crashed and was eventually airlifted from the course to an Italian hospital. Vonn subsequently “underwent an orthopedic operation to stabilize a fracture reported in her left leg” and was “treated by a multidisciplinary team,” a statement released by the Ca’ Foncello hospital said at the time.

“I was willing to risk and push and sacrifice for something I knew I was absolutely capable of doing,” Vonn continued on Saturday. “I will always take the risk of crashing while giving it my all, rather not ski to my potential and have regret. I never want to cross [a] finish line and say, ‘what if?’ And to be perfectly honest, I was stronger physically in that moment than I have been often in the past. Certainly stronger than I was when I ended [my] career in 2019 where I got a bronze medal in the World Championships.”

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Vonn added, “And mentally… Mentally I was perfect. Clear, focused, hungry, aggressive yet completely calm… just as I had practiced over the past few months when I was on the podium in every downhill this season. 2 wins and leading the standings… that was all a test to prepare me for the Olympics. Mentally, I was more ready than I had ever been.”

Vonn concluded her post by pointing out that “just because I was ready” for the 2026 Winter Olympics “didn’t guarantee me anything.”

“Nothing in life is guaranteed. That’s the gamble of chasing your dreams, you might fall but if you don’t try you’ll never know,” she added. “So please, don’t feel sad. The ride was worth the fall. When I close my eyes at night I don’t have regrets and the love I have for skiing remains. I am still looking forward to the moment when I can stand on the top of the mountain once more. And I will.”

HBO boasts a library of original TV shows unmatched by any other streaming service in the industry. Dating back to its work in the late ’90s on The Sopranos, and also filled out by other hit shows like The Wire and True Detective, HBO has proven to be the premier home for the most prestigious series. However, just because HBO releases prestige shows every year, like Succession and The White Lotus, doesn’t mean the studio can’t blur the lines a bit with some great action shows that also border on the prestige level.

One of the most overlooked HBO shows of the last decade is Warrior, a three-season martial arts masterpiece that aired from 2019 to 2023. The show is set during the Tong Wars in the late 1800s, and it follows Ah Sahm, a martial arts prodigy from China who immigrates to San Francisco and becomes a hatchet man for a powerful Chinese crime boss. Warrior stars Andrew Koji, Olivia Cheng, and Jason Tobin, and it earned immaculate scores of 93% from critics and 95% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. The action is on par with John Wick for some of the best ever brought to the big or small screen.

All three seasons of Warrior began streaming on Netflix in February 2024, where the show picked up an even larger audience than it had on HBO. Unfortunately, now two years after its addition, Netflix has confirmed that it will remove Warrior from its streaming library on February 15. The show will continue to stream in its entirety on HBO Max, but this is still a tragic blow for fans of the hit kung fu show.

What’s Popular on Netflix Right Now?

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The most popular show on Netflix right now is Unfamiliar, the German spy thriller that aired at the start of February. The show has dethroned new seasons of The Lincoln Lawyer, Bridgerton, and even Love Is Blind to reach the pinnacle of Netflix streaming charts. Netflix also has some wildly popular movies in its streaming library right now, including Noah, the 2014 biblical epic starring Russell Crowe. Glen Powell’s Twisters also recently arrived on Netflix globally, and after previously smashing streaming charts on Peacock and Prime Video, it’s no surprise it’s doing the same on the world’s biggest streamer.

Be sure to watch all episodes of Warrior before they leave Netflix on February 15, and stay tuned to Collider for more streaming updates.

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2019 – 2023-00-00

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HBO Max

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Jonathan Tropper

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Jonathan Tropper

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Whether as a star or producer, Mark Wahlberg has found consistent success in adapting true stories. 2025 saw him back the Prime Video docuseries Cocaine Quarterback: Signal Caller for the Cartel, an account of Owen Hanson‘s journey from USC football star to imprisoned drug kingpin that earned solid reviews from critics. Before that, in 2024, Arthur the King paired the star with a stray dog as his adventuring companion in an adaptation of Mikael Lindnord‘s memoir. One of his most acclaimed films, The Fighter, similarly succeeded by placing him in the boxing gloves of Micky Ward in a feature inspired by the documentary High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell However, tapping real accounts has also resulted in real controversy for the Oscar nominee.

Directed by Michael Bay, 2013’s Pain & Gain paired Wahlberg with a DCEU alum, Dwayne Johnson, and a current member of the MCU, Anthony Mackie, to tell a story inspired by the crimes of the Sun Gym gang. The film is based on a series of Miami New Times articles from 1999 and follows Daniel Lugo (Wahlberg) and his accomplices on a quest to fulfill their American dream by extorting wealth from a prominent businessman, played by Tony Shalhoub. Bay and writers Stephen McFeely and Christopher Markus leaned into the bizarre nature of the gang’s scheme and turned it into a crime comedy, earning praise from some for its boldness in flirting with bad taste for laughs, while also sparking criticism for its historical inaccuracies and how it offers a lighter portrayal of the criminals. Shalhoub’s character, who was based on the main victim of the Sun Gym gang’s plan, was also the focus of a defamation lawsuit.

For those interested in watching the film to make their own judgments, time is running out to catch it for free on Pluto TV, as it’s slated to leave the ad-supported platform at the end of the month. Overall, critics and audiences weren’t impressed, giving the film a 49% and a 47% on Rotten Tomatoes, respectively, but Pain & Gain did modestly well at the box office with an $86.2 million haul on a budget of just $26 million. Collider’s review at the time gave it a B+, with Matt Goldberg calling it “an oddly earnest personal statement about being guilty as charged for simply playing into a pre-existing entitlement. It is a loud, obvious, childish, turgid, and grandiose statement wrapped in an insane farce, but it’s somehow endearing nonetheless.”

Wahlberg Is Gearing Up for a Return to Apple TV

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Wahlberg has most recently been enjoying plenty of streaming success thanks primarily to the sequel to his megahit action comedy, The Family Plan, on Apple TV. That may continue soon, as he already has another film lined up for the platform — Weekend Warriors. Based on the German sports dramedy Weekend Rebels, which was itself adapting Mirco and Jason von Juterczenka‘s autobiographical book, Wir Wochenendrebellen, it casts Wahlberg as a dad helping his autistic son pick his favorite NBA team by taking him to see all of them in person. It’ll mark the latest effort from writer-director Stephen Chbosky, who is fresh off helming another heartwarming biographical comedy-drama, the Vince Vaughn-starring Nonnas. Filming was underway late last year, but a date has yet to be set for its release.

Pain & Gain is now available to watch for free through the end of the month. Stay tuned here at Collider for more on the biggest films coming to and leaving streaming throughout the year.

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April 26, 2013

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130 minutes

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Gwyneth Paltrow‘s daughter, Apple Martin, is opening up about her one and only time getting lip filler.

“Time to come clean — I got lip filler one time,” Apple, 21, shared via her “Stressed Out College Student” beauty routine video for Vogue posted on Thursday, February 12. “I just thought it was too big, but everyone seems to think I have crazy lip filler.”

The British model continued of the ongoing speculation, “I just pout my lips a lot and I put on a lot of lip filler.”

Paltrow shares Apple with her ex-husband and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. The pair welcomed Apple and son Moses Martin, 19, before announcing their “conscious uncoupling” in 2014 following 13 years of marriage. Paltrow and Chris officially divorced in 2016, always keeping their coparenting relationship top of mind as they moved forward individually.

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“In a way, my relationship with Chris is better. So, I do think that it can be done,” Paltrow told Drew Barrymore in 2020 of life post-divorce and finding a way to amicably coparent with an ex. “I really wanted my kids to not be traumatized if it were possible. Chris and I committed to putting them first, and that’s harder than it looks.”

As the daughter of a famous actress and successful rockstar, Apple is no stranger to the limelight. In September 2025, she secured her first major fashion deal with London-based fashion house Self-Portrait.

The brand announced that Apple was their new “Miss Self-Portrait” via Instagram at the time. In the social media reel, Apple wore a white T-shirt with a black collar and the message “Self-Portrait” written across her chest.

“Can’t tell if this hairstyle is working, but it is me. Miss Apple Blythe Alison Martin coming to you from the floor in a gorg Self-Portrait baby tee,” she said.

Apple then leaned toward the camera to show her “cute ass earrings,” which featured a bow stud with a pearl dropping from the design. “I’m so excited to be the new Miss Self-Portrait and for the campaign to come out!” she gushed.

Apple also posed for fierce mirror selfies with “self-portrait” written across the screen in other photos shared to Instagram welcoming her to the brand. She donned soft makeup, including winged eyeliner, filled-in eyebrows and pink, glossy lips that showcased her plump pout. She changed into a white halter top in one snap, and rocked a white baby tee with a red graphic and matching shorts in another pic.

Paltrow, for her part, has been open about her own beauty routine over the years, saying in a November 2024 interview with Stylist that she’s “not the type to look in the mirror and study my looks.”

“I know it’s a cliche, but I really do subscribe to the ‘age gracefully’ thing,” she said at the time. “You can fight it to a degree, but I accept the beauty of being a grown woman and the wisdom that comes with it. There’s nothing fun about benign at that young age where you don’t know yourself and you’re struggling so much to accept yourself.”

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