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General Hospital Early Spoilers Feb 2-6: Carly Celebrates Victory While Drew Faces His Worst Fear

General Hospital Early Spoilers Feb 2-6: Carly Celebrates Victory While Drew Faces His Worst Fear

General Hospital spoilers for Feb 02-06, 2026 expect Carly Corinthos Spencer being thrilled with something and Drew Cain Quartermaine being terrified about something, but of course, he cannot say a word.

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How Cynthia Ervio’s Wicked Broom Pulled Off a Little Olympics Magic

How Cynthia Ervio’s Wicked Broom Pulled Off a Little Olympics Magic

Olympic curling has officially been changed… for good.

In a featurette posted by NBC Sports on YouTube, Wicked: For Good‘s Cynthia Erivo showed just how much of an advantage her broom can lend to Team USA’s curling team. In the promo for the upcoming Winter Olympics, American curlers Cory Thiesse and Korey Dropkin were seen struggling to effectively use their curling brooms in a faux practice session — and viewers quickly saw just how much help they needed.

The granite curling stones were just not responding to their sweeps.

Both athletes looked crestfallen.

“That wasn’t even close,” Thiesse scolded.

“It’s this broom,” Dropkin replied.

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Enter Erivo, donning a jaw-dropping all-black winter coat — holding her character Elphaba’s broom from Wicked, of course.

“Maybe try this,” the Emmy-, Grammy-, and Tony-winning actress said, offering up her broom to the team.

As it turned out, the crossover event was exactly what Thiesse and Dropkin needed!

Cynthia Erivo wearing a black dress with a black hat at the Wicked: Part One European Premiere.

Gaining possession of Elphaba’s broom, the duo tried again. As the iconic “For Good” song played in the background, the team — also known as a rink — finally looked ready to compete in the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

All it took was a little help from a wicked witch. Who knew?

Watch Cynthia Erivo help the Team USA curling team here.

For anybody who has heard about curling but has no idea what it is, don’t worry — we’re here to help.

the US Olympic Team Curling Trials at Baxter Arena in 20121

What is curling?

Curling is a sport in which players slide stones on a sheet of ice toward a target area segmented into an inner circle surrounded by three rings The goal is to get your team’s stones closer to the center of the target than the opposing team’s stones. It’s the same basic concept as shuffleboard, except brooms are used to slow down and manipulate the stones as they head for the target.

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How long has curling been part of the Olympics? 

Curling has been a permanent Olympic sport since the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, and includes events in three divisions: men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles.

The United States won its only gold medal in curling at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, when the men’s team defeated Sweden 10-7. The men’s team also won a bronze medal in 2006 in Torino.

Team USA starts its gold medal aspirations on February 5 against Norway in mixed doubles action — a day before the 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony is broadcast on NBC and Peacock.

Stream the 2026 Winter Olympics on Peacock!

The 2026 Winter Olympic Games take place February 6-22 in Milan, and you can watch them all from your couch! 

Every event in the Games — yes, every one! — is streaming live and on-demand on Peacock.  And with features like Multiview and Rinkside Live, you’re not just watching the competition: You’re experiencing it. Here’s how: 

  • Multiview: allows you to watch multiple live Olympic events on one screen simultaneously. With Discovery Multiview, you can watch up to four different sporting events at the same time. Meanwhile, Traditional Multiview showcases the action within one sport (e.g. curling or hockey), giving you a unique perspective.
  • Rinkside Live: offers a dynamic vertical view on your phone, plus live highlights and multiple camera angles, alongside the traditional broadcast. If you’re watching on your TV, tablet, or laptop, you can see all camera angles simultaneously via Rinkside. 
  • Can’t Miss Highlights: available on the Peacock mobile app — where users can swipe through vertical stories, just like you would on Instagram — to get quick recaps of the Games or other big moments.  
  • Gold Zone: provides “whip around” coverage of the biggest moments from the Winter Games, delivering live updates on all the happenings in Milan.
  • Prediction Games: an interactive experience where you can guess outcomes, track results, and more. Available on mobile, you can also test your Olympics knowledge with trivia questions on history, sports, athletes, and interesting facts. Visit the Olympics hub on Peacock to access these features during the Games

Sign up for Peacock now to make sure you’re not missing a second of the 2026 Winter Olympics. You can also gift the experience!

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