Nike is teaming up with 3D-printing experts Zellerfeld to launch a new version of their innovative shoe, the AIRMAX 1000.2, now available in a black and hyper crimson color scheme.
CASETiFY, known for its phone accessories, is teaming up with Tamagotchi, the classic virtual pet, for a fun new collection launching in Spring/Summer 2026.
To mark its 30th anniversary, the beloved manga series Yu-Gi-Oh! by Kazuki Takahashi is releasing a new, official music video.
Netflix and the BBC have released the first images of Charlie Heaton as Charles Shelby in the new, currently unnamed Peaky Blinders sequel.
Bad Bunny is expanding his creative reach to golf. Following his success with sneakers and a memorable Super Bowl performance, the artist is releasing a new version of his adidas BadBo 1.0 shoe designed for the golf course. The shoe combines traditional golf style with a modern, streetwear look, showing just how versatile his partnership with adidas has become.
New Balance continues to be incredibly popular, and they’re not losing momentum anytime soon. Building on the trend of stylish, modern running shoes, the brand is releasing a new version of their classic 1906 model. This version, called the 1906A, comes in a sleek “Reflection/Shadow Grey” color scheme and features a unique, intentionally unfinished look that blends high-performance design with a fresh, asymmetrical style.
WACKO MARIA is launching a new spring/summer collection on May 23rd. The release includes Lee denim shorts, along with sunglasses from both Julius Tart Optical and Native Sons.
Nike Football has kicked off its big marketing push for the 2026 World Cup, but this time they’re doing things differently – they’ve skipped the usual, large-scale ‘hero’ ad film.
A new trailer for upcoming HBO Max content features a glimpse of Hal Jordan, but the footage from the Lanterns series has sparked criticism. Some fans think his suit lacks vibrancy, appearing too muted instead of bright green. Others feel the costume looks too bulky when worn by the actor.
What will fans do once they’ve finished all the Final Fantasy games? Luckily, there are many other Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs) that offer similar exciting combat and worlds to discover. These series are great options when you’ve played all the Final Fantasy you can!