abc news entertainment and video highlights roundup

Proposed headline: What to Watch This Week on ABC News Video — Feb. 9–14 Highlights and Fast Clips
Proposed meta description: Quick, scannable guide to ABC News video highlights from Feb. 9–14 — celebrity interviews, a medical explainer on Catherine O’Hara, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment, Kelly Rowland’s sit-down, DWTS Con preview, and a weekend news roundup. Links and runtimes included for fast viewing.

Quick take
Want the best clips without scrolling forever? This guide groups ABC News video highlights from Feb. 9–14 so you can jump straight to what matters: must-see interviews, cultural moments, short explainers and weekend roundups. Short, searchable, and updated as new clips drop.

How to use this guide
– Scan the dates and one-line descriptions to pick clips. – Look for correspondent names if you want deeper reporting. – Runtimes: most pieces are 2–10 minutes; longer interviews are labeled. – Full videos are on ABC News video platforms — links available there.

Top highlights (by date)
Feb. 10
– Catherine O’Hara: A concise medical explainer by Dr. Darien Sutton breaks down reported cause-of-death details with clarity and restraint — no sensationalizing, just the facts viewers need. (Short explainer)
– DWTS Con preview: A sneak peek at the fan event in Palm Springs with Joey Graziadei and Jenna Johnson describing panels, meet-and-greets and what to expect. (Short feature)

Feb. 9
– Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime: Coverage and cultural reaction to a performance critics called a defining TV moment. The reporting balances praise, analysis and the social-media ripple effects. (Feature + analysis)
– Kelly Rowland interview: A longer sit-down with Linsey Davis covering her new rom‑com role, motherhood, grieving, and life after Destiny’s Child — mix of promo and candid reflection. (Long-form interview)

Weekend roundup — Saturday, Feb. 14
A rapid-fire package of short clips and briefs: partial government shutdown developments, investigative updates, a naval collision, inflation news, public-health alerts (measles vaccination), human-interest pieces (family farm profile), sports results, and a diverted flight story. Perfect for catching up in under 10 minutes.

Why these pieces matter
– Fast context: Short explainers answer the “what happened” quickly so you can move on or go deeper. – Cultural pulse: Performances and celebrity interviews show how entertainment shapes broader conversations. – Human-centered reporting: Even promotional pieces include real, personal detail that makes headlines feel human.

Selected deep dives

Catherine O’Hara medical explainer
What happened: ABC’s medical correspondent explained the reported cause of death in a calm, clinical way. Why watch: It’s a model of responsible reporting — factual, respectful, and aimed at understanding rather than sensationalism.

DWTS Con preview
What happened: Contestant and pro dancer guests walk through panels, fan activities and special appearances planned for the Palm Springs convention. Why watch: Useful if you’re attending or just curious about how fandom events are curated.

Bad Bunny — Super Bowl performance
What happened: Reviewers and cultural analysts framed the halftime set as a TV moment with broad resonance. Coverage captured both applause and critical debate across mainstream and social platforms. Why watch: See how a single performance can shift cultural attention and restart conversations about representation, staging and reach.