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Chance the Rapper is hitting the road this summer and fall with ‘The Coloring Book 10 Tour,’ a 37-city North American tour celebrating the 10-year anniversary of his groundbreaking mixtape. The tour, put on by Live Nation, kicks off August 11th in Cleveland and wraps up October 11th in Pittsburgh, with shows scheduled in cities like Montreal, Toronto, New York, and Los Angeles.

Fashion often reflects what’s happening in the world, and nanamica is doing just that with its newest collection. The well-known Japanese brand, celebrated for its practical yet classic designs, has partnered with Mēdeia1.0 to create a collection with a strong message. By combining nanamica’s quality clothing with impactful historical photos, the collaboration hopes to raise awareness about the growing problem of pollution in our oceans.

Kids of Immigrants and Nike are launching a new shoe collection, the T90 Mule Pack, on May 28th through the SNKRS app. It’s a fresh take on the classic 2004 Nike Total 90 III, reimagined as a comfortable, open-heel shoe for warmer weather. The collection, priced at $120, features two colors – “Khaki” and “Velvet Brown” – and marks the second collaboration between the Los Angeles-based brand and Nike in under a year.

The second version of Jordan Brand’s Nike Tiempo Maestro Elite FG takes a more subtle approach than the first. While the initial release was completely covered in a bold Infrared color, this “Sail/Infrared 23” version features a clean, off-white base. This design relies on the boot’s details and a single Infrared Jumpman logo to make a statement. It’s a more refined look that works well with the Tiempo Maestro’s shape.

Shichijo Kanshundo, a Kyoto sweet shop famous for its traditional Japanese confections (wagashi) and located by the Kamo River since 1865, has partnered with Pokémon again. This time, they’ve created adorable treats shaped like Eevee and Sinistcha. Eevee is made from beautifully sculpted nerikiri, while Sinistcha is a flavorful yomogi manju. This collaboration is a particularly thoughtful example of how popular characters can be combined with classic Japanese artistry.

KitchenAid, famous for its mixers and appliances, is now offering its first smart thermometer to help home cooks achieve professional results. This wireless device takes the uncertainty out of cooking methods like grilling, smoking, and air frying. It constantly tracks both the temperature of your food and the cooking environment, making it easy to consistently cook things perfectly – from medium-rare steaks to tender slow-roasted meats – without relying on guesswork.

Lamborghini has introduced the Revuelto NA63, a limited-edition version of its powerful V12 hybrid supercar, created specifically for buyers in North America.

Matt Reeves is gradually revealing the cast for The Batman: Part 2 on X (formerly Twitter), and the group of actors he’s assembling is particularly well-chosen. New cast members include Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan as Harvey Dent, Bryan Tyree Henry, Charles Dance (playing Harvey Dent’s father), Sebastian Koch, and Gil Perez-Abraham as Officer Martinez. They’ll be joining returning stars Robert Pattinson, Colin Farrell, Jeffrey Wright, Andy Serkis, and Jayme Lawson. Filming is currently happening in the UK, and the movie is scheduled to hit theaters on October 1, 2027.

Devin Booker’s shoe line continues to highlight specific places and stories, and his latest release is no exception. To honor the McDonald’s All-American Game, Booker and Nike are drawing inspiration from Arizona’s culture with a surprising collaboration. Instead of the typical colorful McDonald’s branding, the new Book 2 “Sedona” shoe is designed after a famous McDonald’s location known for its unique architecture.