Considering how many excellent sci-fi films have come out this decade, it’s not surprising that some really good ones haven’t gotten much attention. Some ended up on streaming services and were overlooked among all the other options, and others didn’t perform well in theaters. It’s a shame, because these were all movies that deserved a wider audience.
In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Lanterns creator Chris Mundy shared some details about the show’s plot. He explained that the series will unfold across multiple timelines, starting in a small town in 2016. A second timeline will also be featured, adding to the intrigue. Mundy hinted that the show will ultimately solve two separate mysteries as the story progresses.
Man, last night’s Carol Ades show in DC was insane! Seriously, the place – Atlantis – was packed with like 400 people, and we were all screaming the lyrics to ‘Worst Person in the World’ with her. Carol herself was amazing, as always. If you’ve ever seen her live, you know she never has an off night – ‘kind of tired’ just isn’t in her vocabulary!
To mark its 145th anniversary, Seiko has released a limited-edition Presage Classic Series watch called the “Shiro‑neri.” This new release joins other commemorative watches Seiko has created this year, including limited editions of the Prospex Samurai Diver’s Watch and the Astron GPS Solar Dual‑Time Chronograph.
Jolene Bridle Lane, a popular bakery and coffee brand, has opened a new location inside Aries’ main store in London’s Soho. Founded by Jeremie Cometto-Lingenheim and David Gingell, Jolene is known for its commitment to sustainable food practices and will offer fresh pastries, sandwiches, and coffee every day. This partnership with Aries goes beyond just food, creating a unique space that combines delicious food with art and culture in a vibrant part of London.
Jonathan Anderson’s debut Cruise collection for Dior took place at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Titled “Wilshire Boulevard,” the collection was based on a compelling idea: Christian Dior didn’t just design clothes for Hollywood, he deeply understood its power. Anderson argued that Hollywood represented a unique blend of postwar dreams and surreal fantasy, and that this influenced fashion just as much as fashion influenced it. He brought this concept to life in his new collection.
The Barbican Centre has revealed a large-scale artwork called “origo” by Colombian artist Delcy Morelos. For the first time in ten years, the Barbican’s Court is being used as intended – as a place where art and the public can connect.
I’m so excited about the new Vans Artist Collection drop! They’ve teamed up with SOON.EASY, a really cool artist from Seoul, and together they’ve created a fresh take on the classic Authentic 44. It’s coming in a beautiful ‘Taupe Mist/Faded Black’ color scheme – I think it’s going to look amazing!
Stone Island and New Balance are building excitement in the streetwear and sports communities with hints of a new collection planned for Summer 2026, focused on soccer. The collection seems to draw inspiration from classic soccer fan culture and the history of the sport, likely timed to coincide with upcoming World Cup qualifying events. The first image released shows a close-up of a soccer cleat with a rugged, industrial design.
The brand is entering a new phase, marked by a stylish main store opening on Shinmonzen-dori in Kyoto and a refreshed logo designed by the talented Ikki Kobayashi. Kobayashi, previously with Shiseido and a recipient of the JAGDA New Designer Award, is known for his clean designs and clever use of empty space. He’s skillfully updated classic Japanese symbols to feel modern, proving how to revitalize a traditional brand while staying true to its core identity.