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As a big fan of Star Trek: Lower Decks, I was thrilled to get my hands on The Art of Star Trek: Lower Decks. It’s been a little over a year since the show wrapped, and this gorgeous, oversized book is a fantastic tribute. Author Megan Treviño, along with Penguin Random House, has put together 344 pages packed with designs, sketches, and stories from the people who actually made the show. If you loved the animation and the humor, or just want a peek behind the curtain, this is a must-have. It’s full of stuff you’ve never seen before!

Action Bronson recently shared a preview of his new shoe designed with New Balance. He posted colorful photos on Instagram showcasing the 1890 model in a unique color scheme he’s calling “Planet Frog.”

Need a boost for your summer sneaker game? Nike is about to drop a fiery new release: the Air Max Plus VII in a vibrant “Fire Red” color. This bold design takes the model’s already fast-paced look to the next level, creating a striking and eye-catching shoe that’s sure to be a standout this season.

Jerry Lorenzo is known for his ability to combine high-fashion style with athletic wear, and he’s continuing that trend with a new release from his collaboration with Adidas. The Adidas Fear of God Athletics Basketball III is coming out in a fresh “Cinder” colorway in May 2026. The shoe embodies Lorenzo’s clean, minimalist design, offering a sophisticated look that’s perfect for both on and off the court.

Fans are incredibly resourceful investigators, and they recently proved it with Bad Bunny. While everyone was focused on his dramatic old-age makeup at the 2026 Met Gala, his dedicated followers were piecing together clues that suggest something much bigger was happening. Bad Bunny didn’t just attend the event as a performer; he subtly hinted at a potential new venture – launching his own fashion line under his given name.

Are you a huge soccer fan? FOX Sports and Indeed are hiring a “Chief World Cup Watcher” for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. One lucky person will get paid $50,000 to watch all 64 matches from a special office built in the middle of Times Square in New York City.

Corteiz is bringing a pop-up shop to Tokyo, Japan for just two days. The UK-based brand will be selling exclusive clothing only available in Japan, continuing its strategy of limited releases and expanding its reach around the world.

Okay, so with the 2026 World Cup coming up, everyone’s going crazy for football-inspired sneakers, and I’m totally here for it. I just saw that Kids of Immigrants, a cool brand out of LA, is teaming up with Nike to do something really unique. They’re taking the classic Total 90 boot – you know, the one from back in the day – and turning it into a slip-on shoe for just chilling and walking around. I saw a sneak peek from one of the brand’s founders, and it looks amazing – super premium and totally laceless. It’s a really cool way to bring a pitch icon to the streets.

Reese Cooper’s outdoor clothing brand, RC Outdoor Supply, has teamed up with USAL Projects for a limited-edition collection. USAL Projects is a creative agency known for organizing unique outdoor and wellness events and bringing people together, and they’ve brought that spirit to this collaboration.

HIDAKA and mastermind JAPAN have collaborated to create a limited-edition pair of accessories. These items, designed specifically for the GR8 store in Tokyo, are everyday essentials upgraded with careful graphics and both brands’ logos.