Slawn and Opake’s “Super Toy” Pop-Up Doubles as a Hypebeast Magazine Celebration

London-based artists Slawn and Opake are teaming up again, bringing their newest project to the United States. “Super Toy” opens May 9th at Secret Walls in Los Angeles, with support from START Los Angeles and Spraying Bricks. The exhibit is a celebration of skate culture, featuring 350 unique skate decks that the artists hand-painted together over the past few months. According to Opake, the project began because Slawn couldn’t afford a skateboard, so they decided to create art on decks instead. This collaboration follows their recent work on a limited-edition cover for TopMob Magazine’s No. 37 issue, titled The Architects Issue.

Netflix’s 10-Part Western Is ‘Virgin River Meets Yellowstone’ & It Returns This Summer

The upcoming spinoff featuring Beth and Rip, titled Dutton, is expected to be a huge success. While Taylor Sheridan has had other hits like Landman and Tulsa King, the cancellation of Mayor of Kingstown, the short run of Lawmen: Bass Reeves, and the mixed reviews of The Madison suggest that the Yellowstone franchise remains his most consistent source of revenue. This has led to several attempts by others to create shows with a similar Neo-Western style, but with limited success.

DC Co-Head Appears to Shade Marvel Studios Ahead of Supergirl Release

James Gunn and Peter Safran don’t believe people are tired of superhero movies, but rather of uninspired ones. Safran told the Associated Press that audiences are ready for something fresh and different. He believes the story behind the upcoming Supergirl movie is unique and hasn’t been explored on screen before.

Dragon Ball Officially Brings Back 2 Saiyans With Their Own Fusion

The S.H.Figuarts Shallot and Giblet figures are now available for pre-order in both the U.S. and Europe through the official Bandai Namco Entertainment store. These figures are carefully made to capture the characters’ designs from Dragon Ball Legends, and were created with input from the late Akira Toriyama, the series’ creator.

Viggo Mortensen’s Gritty Post-Apocalyptic Thriller Based On Iconic Book Will Officially Stream Free

Viggo Mortensen is famous for playing Aragorn in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films (2001–2003), but he’s also worked with director David Cronenberg on movies like Eastern Promises (2007), earning an Academy Award nomination for his performance. He’s been nominated for an Oscar three times – for Eastern Promises, Captain Fantastic (2016), and Green Book (2018) – and one of his darker, post-apocalyptic films will soon be available to stream for free.

Netflix’s Man on Fire Is Officially the No. 1 Series in the World

Like the popular series Reacher, the new Netflix show Man on Fire is based on a well-known book that’s been adapted for the screen before. The original Man on Fire story, featuring the character Creasy, was first published in 1980 and previously made into films in 1987 and 2004. According to FlixPatrol, the Netflix series quickly became a hit, reaching top status just one day after its April 30th release.

Lexon and Jeff Koons’ ‘Balloon Dog’ Lineup Is the Perfect Harmony of Light and Sound

Okay, so the new Chromatic Collection just dropped, and it’s seriously cool. They took the classic Koons figure and gave it this awesome, futuristic, almost robotic look. The best part? They’ve added a bunch of light and sound effects, and there are four limited-edition colors coming out in 2026. It’s a big upgrade from last year’s stuff – they’ve really upped the detail with these shiny metal parts, but they kept the see-through vibe we all love.