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So, FootJoy’s changed things up a bit. They’re not automatically doing collaborations anymore, which is interesting. I mean, everyone went crazy for the Aimé Leon Dore x FootJoy shoes – seriously, people were calling them the best golf shoes ever! But remember The PLAYERS Championship? They didn’t drop a special shoe like they used to with the Jon Buscemi collab, which had been a big hit for years. And then at The Masters, they did something totally different: a super limited release that only FootJoy members could snag, either at the tournament or online. It feels like they’re trying new things instead of just relying on collabs all the time.

SP5DER is back in the spotlight with a five-day launch event that combines online releases with a real-world experience. Starting May 5th, the brand will release a new collection online each day, leading up to a pop-up shop in New York City. This event will feature a special in-store collection and the release of their ‘Black Punk V2’ clothing line.

Secretlab is marking May the 4th – also known as Star Wars Day – with a special edition of their TITAN Evo chair inspired by The Mandalorian. This new chair features incredibly detailed design and high-quality construction, mirroring the look of Din Djarin’s armor. It combines comfortable, ergonomic support with a fantastic sci-fi aesthetic.

This year, The Rookie kicked off its eighth season with a bold move – filming its premiere episode in Prague. It’s unusual for network television shows to film abroad, and ABC’s willingness to invest in the location highlights their belief in the series. The season continued with a combination of thrilling cases and personal stories for the team at Mid-Wilshire, and some of these storylines will likely shape what happens next on the show.

Crunchyroll is bringing the final Attack on Titan movie, Attack on Titan: The Last Attack, back to select theaters in the United States and Canada on May 18th. This special return is part of Crunchyroll’s Anime Nights series, giving fans another chance to see the epic conclusion to the original anime on the big screen.

Last week, Apple TV+ launched the first season of Widow’s Bay, releasing two episodes on April 29th. The series introduces viewers to a small, possibly haunted town in New England. It centers on Tom Loftis, played by Matthew Rhys, the town’s practical-minded mayor and a single father, who finds himself at odds with the deeply superstitious residents who believe their island is cursed. Despite their fears, Loftis plans to capitalize on the town’s spooky stories and transform Widow’s Bay into a popular tourist destination.

During her concert, the hip-hop artist shared with the audience, as reported by Rolling Stone, that she’d faced backlash for various reasons, but was surprised to be criticized for being a Republican voter of color. She then announced she wouldn’t be performing her song “Illegal,” suggesting someone in the audience might be undocumented.

So, the deal is officially done, according to Deadline, but honestly, it feels like it’s been brewing for a while. I dug around a bit and found it listed – under a different, placeholder title – on California’s list of recent tax credit recipients all the way back in March. It seems like they were keeping things pretty quiet until now!

According to Deadline, the TV show Tracker will be filming its fourth season in Los Angeles instead of Vancouver.

There’s a ton of amazing anime out right now, making it a great time to dive into both popular series you might have missed and exciting new shows. Keep an eye on these 2026 anime – they’re must-sees for any fan!