The latest pop it girl of 2026 is… Minnie Mouse?

The track “My Furry Valentine” from the Minnie Mouse spin-off series Minnie’s Bow-Toons appears to have breached its Disney Jr. containment and found TikTok virality starting last month. The song and accompanying video find Minnie serenading her pet cats and calling them her “furry Valentines” over an upbeat pop track. The track originally premiered in the “Galentine’s Day” episode and was labeled on the Disney Jr. TikTok account as a “Galentine’s Day” anthem.

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The official anthem of Galentine’s Day 💗 🎥: Minnie’s Bow-Toons: Pet Hotel

♬ Disney Jr. My Furry Valentine – Disney Jr.

The song gained traction as TikTok users began sharing their own videos using the sound. In a video with more than 14,000 likes, user @sistagrimm said the song is “fire” and that “Minnie Mouse is eating on this track.” @thejaredalexander shared a video from a Disney on Ice performance, using the audio and claiming to be “star stuck” when Minnie came on. One user even created a Jersey club remix of the song. Disney tells Billboard Family that across their own accounts and user-generated content, the audio now has 53 million-plus views and more than 11 million engagements.

As “My Furry Valentine” continued to circulate online, many people noticed that Minnie’s singing cadence and the production sounded eerily familiar. It didn’t take long for the Internet to realize that Minnie’s hit reminded them of none other than PinkPantheress‘ signature style.

TikTok users began to share their own videos using the song and tagging PinkPantheress, and late last month, the Pantheress herself posted a response to TikTok that now has more than 6.2 million views and almost 3,000 comments. Using the now-viral audio, she shared a video dancing along with the onscreen text, “this hit?? oh minnie when i catch you….”

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someone said she she was digging in my purse meanwhile the collab coming and the people ain’t ready #minerva

♬ Disney Jr. My Furry Valentine – Disney Jr.

The comments agreed with the “Stateside” singer that the song sounds like it could be one of her tracks. “Minnie all up in your club house,” one joked, while another said, “she snatched ur purse girl,” referencing PinkPantheress’ omnipresent handbag. In her TikTok caption, Pink even said, “someone said she she was digging in my purse meanwhile the collab coming and the people ain’t ready.” It looks like Disney Jr. is down, with the channel’s account commenting, “Minnie x [PinkPantheress] collab we beg.”

Whether this is a joke or not remains to be seen. In the meantime, we’re left asking: Is it too late for a Minnie Mouse feature on Fancy Some More?

As if anticipation could be any higher than it already is, a trailer for the Netflix concert special BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG has arrived.

Starting with a flashback to the day BTS announced they would be taking a break from group activities for each member to complete his mandatory military service and focus on solo projects, we hear the bandmates saying in Korean “So emotional,” “I really miss them” and “Let’s get back out there!” as we see footage of hordes of their lightstick-wielding fans.

“We promised our fans that we’d be back,” RM says next — and they’re coming back in a huge way.

Streaming live from Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, on March 21, BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG will broadcast the first full BTS group concert since 2022. Following the arrival of their comeback album ARIRANG on March 20, RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook will hit the stage together for the blockbuster show the next night.

In the trailer — soundtracked by a sweeping, orchestral version of the BTS song “Mikrokosmos” from 2019’s Map of the Soul: Persona — each member gets a solo showcase, with two individual shots and their names displayed in bold, white typeface.

“Witness the homecoming,” reads a message across the screen.

The live concert special will be directed by Hamish Hamilton — who most recently helmed the Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show and the 2026 Grammys — and executive produced by HYBE, BIGHIT MUSIC, Guy Carrington, Garrett English and Kevin Hermanson, with production company Done + Dusted. Fans can tune in live to Netflix at 8 p.m. KST on Saturday, March 21, which is an early 7 a.m. ET and 4 a.m. PT for American ARMY.

The March 21 comeback concert precedes the BTS WORLD TOUR ARIRANG, which kicks off April 9 in Goyang, South Korea, with three dates, and wraps next year in Manila, Philippines. U.S. fans will have a chance to see some of the international shows before BTS arrive Stateside on April 25, with a live airing of their April 11 concert in Goyang being broadcast in movie theaters, as well as the April 18 concert in Tokyo.

Watch the trailer above and see the new poster for the special below.

Ariana Grande‘s brother Frankie Grande has always had a knack for flair, and his newly uncovered Survivor audition tape is no exception.

On Wednesday (March 4), the reality star revealed that he’d “dug into the archives” to find his old self-made audition video in honor of the competition show’s current 50th season. Noting that it was filmed “three noses ago” — a playful reference to his various rhinoplasties — Grande added that while he didn’t get a part on Survivor, he “ended up booking a stay at the Big Brother house instead.”

The tape opens with a shirtless Frankie doing a Kubrick stare down the barrel of the camera before busting a groove with the city of Los Angeles sprawling behind him. He then shows off his breakdancing, diving, gymnastic and tree-climbing skills to prove he has what it takes to compete in Survivor‘s famously tough stakes.

“I’m fully trained for it, because I was in the Broadway show Mamma Mia!,” he says at one point while explaining why he thought he was going to be the “next” winner of the show. “Clearly, there are a lot of similarities between Broadway and Survivor.”

Though Survivor didn’t pan out for Grande, the entertainer has accomplished much in the years (and noses) since he filmed his tape. As Frankie mentioned, he would star on Big Brother 16 in 2014. In 2025, he started releasing music, dropping the album Hotel Rock Bottom — featuring his little sis on a remix of the title track — that June.

“This song is so personal to me, and having her on it makes it even more meaningful,” he wrote of Ari joining forces with him on “Hotel Rock Bottom” in July.

Check out Frankie’s Survivor tape below.

In honor of how epic #season50 is turning out, I dug into the archives (three noses ago) to find my @survivorcbs audition tape. Ended up booking a stay at the Big Brother house instead 🏠 pic.twitter.com/5qnVYmPCgE

— Frankie James Grande (@FrankieJGrande) March 4, 2026

The IRS has come knocking on Quavo’s door for $3 million in allegedly unpaid income taxes dating back to 2021.

A tax lien notice filed in January shows that the Migos rapper (born Quavious Marshall) has a balance of $2.9 million in unpaid federal taxes and penalties. The IRS claims he owes $916,000 from the 2021 tax year, $887,000 from 2022 and $1.1 million from 2024.

The IRS has now placed a lien on Quavo’s property, including his 11,000 square-foot home in Alpharetta, Ga. This is essentially a warning that if the rapper does not pay up, the federal government could eventually seize and sell off his assets to satisfy the tax debts.

“We have made a demand for payment of this liability, but it remains unpaid,” reads the IRS notice to Quavo. “Therefore, there is a lien in favor of the United States on all property and rights to property belonging to this taxpayer.”

Reps for Migos did not immediately return a request for comment on Wednesday (March 4).

This is not the first time Quavo has been notified of unpaid income taxes. Last year, Georgia’s Department of Revenue served him with two liens totaling $496,000 for unpaid state taxes and related penalties from 2022 and 2023.

Meanwhile, Quavo’s Migos collaborator Offset got hit with a federal tax lien notice of his own in 2024 that cited nearly $1.6 million in unpaid income taxes from 2021. Offset (Kiari Cephus) eventually paid off the debts last year, and the IRS notified him in December 2025 that his lien had been released.