The Olympics are coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have fun yet. We looked at some of the faces figure skaters make on the ice, and Nic Antaya photographed a snowmobile race with better hats than the Kentucky Derby. Cielito Vivas photographed the historic all-black cast of the Chocolate Ballerina Company Nutcracker in Philadelphia, and The Luupe collected the photographer’s images of Valentine’s Day love. NPR examines Tiffany J. Sutton’s stunning and award-winning photographs of the Black women in her life, and Time examines Arlene Gottfried’s tender documentary about one man’s struggles with mental illness for more than two decades.
We didn’t pick sides at the Super Bowl last weekend, so we took a look back at the last time the Cincinnati Bengals were in the game (Ronald Reagan was president) and why hosting the Super Bowl in Los Angeles was important. a wonderful thing. We also looked at how the Ottawa “Liberal Delegation” did as Canadians opposed to the vaccine ban entered their third week of occupation of the Canadian capital.
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