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Following online criticism, PUBG Mobile issued an apology, expressing deep regret for the distress caused by a recent in-game item. They confirmed the item has been immediately removed.
Markets, that most fickle of courtiers, now quiver at the prospect of April’s CPI report, a document so eagerly anticipated it could make a monk weep. Economists, those modern-day prophets, foresee a 3.7% inflation surge, a figure so lofty it might as well be a sonnet to fiscal folly. Ah, the gasoline prices-those relentless harbingers … Read more
MUJI USA is showcasing “Koi Continuum,” a stunning art installation at its New York City store from May 14th to June 7th. Designers Reiko Sudo and Adrien Gardère created the piece using clothes donated by MUJI shoppers, turning them into beautiful koinobori – colorful Japanese carp streamers traditionally flown to symbolize health and strength for children.
Nintendo announced the new Switch 2 will cost $500 in the US, a $50 price increase, starting September 1st. The company explained this is due to higher costs for memory chips and tariffs in the US, which they estimate will add about ¥100 billion JPY to their expenses this year.
ASUS ROG has launched the Strix XG129C, a 12.3-inch touchscreen monitor meant to be a helpful addition to your gaming setup. It’s designed to give you a dedicated screen for things like keeping an eye on your system’s performance, managing chats, and handling multiple tasks at once. The XG129C uses a 1920×720 widescreen (24:9) IPS panel and is intended as a secondary monitor, not a replacement for your main display.
HOMEGAME, a Tokyo clothing store, is celebrating the 55th anniversary of the Kamen Rider series with a new collection of made-to-order T-shirts. The collection features designs inspired by every main Kamen Rider character, from the original series that started in 1971 to the newest hero, Kamen Rider Zetts, coming in 2025. There are 42 different T-shirts in total, and they’re only available for a limited time through the HOMEGAME online store.
Michael B. Jordan finished Amazon’s presentation in New York on Monday not as a performer, but as a producer working on several big TV shows. His production company, Outlier Society, announced three new series in development for Prime Video: The Greatest, Delphi, and Fourth Wing. These projects showcase the range of his goals as a producer.
JJJJound is subtly changing how we think about modern style. After a well-received spring collection, the Montréal design studio has launched its new “Relaxed Motion” line. The collection focuses on a carefully crafted track pant with reflective stripes and a matching zip-up parka, blending minimalist luxury with classic athletic looks. It’s another example of Justin Saunders and his team’s skill at creating understated, high-quality pieces.
TikTok is starting to test a way for users to avoid ads. They’re introducing a subscription option in the United Kingdom for £3.99 a month (about $5 USD) that removes all advertisements. This is available for users 18 and older who choose to sign up. While TikTok has become known for showing ads between videos, this new subscription lets people scroll without interruptions. The regular, ad-supported version of TikTok will still be available for those who don’t want to pay.
NEIGHBORHOOD and AIRBUGGY PET have teamed up to create a special pet stroller. It combines AIRBUGGY’s popular design with NEIGHBORHOOD’s signature reflective, durable fabric.