Okay, so menswear designer Willy Chavarria teamed up with this incredible boxer, David Benavidez, to design his whole outfit for his fight on May 2nd, 2026, in Vegas. It’s a custom look just for him, which is pretty cool!
Teenage Engineering’s new EP-136 K.O. Sidekick is a compact mixer and interface that blends fun design with professional audio capabilities. Marketed as a “power companion,” it acts as a central connection point for their EP series of products. Its design allows it to physically connect to devices like the EP-133 K.O. II, forming a streamlined, modular setup. Although ideal for use with Teenage Engineering’s own gear, it also features versatile inputs that let you connect and mix audio from phones, computers, and other synthesizers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are close to ending their long wait to see what Aaron Rodgers will do. After months of wondering if he’d play again, the 42-year-old quarterback is now expected to return for his 22nd NFL season. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports that Rodgers plans to visit the Steelers this weekend, and while nothing is official yet, he intends to play for them in 2026.
Apple TV+ has just dropped the trailer for its new psychological horror series, Cape Fear.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio recently revealed more about their upcoming game, Stranger Than Heaven, during an Xbox presentation. Launching this winter for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, this new title explores the beginnings of the Tojo Clan and serves as a prequel to the Like a Dragon series. Previously known as Project Century, the game moves away from the modern setting of Kamurocho to tell a multi-generational story. It will be available on Xbox Game Pass starting on day one.
Girard-Perregaux has reimagined the adventurous style of the 1970s with the new Laureato Chronograph “Chocolate.” This watch combines a sporty look with elegant design, featuring a two-tone color scheme.
Many of the most popular and recent anime series are receiving widespread praise, with some already being considered masterpieces. While it’s still early to label them as classics, their influence on both the anime industry and its fans is clear. These series, all released within the last six years, have quickly become highly respected and fan-favorite works.
Even though Harmon left NCIS in 2021 and hasn’t been back, his character, Gibbs, returned in a surprising way during the episode “Deal with the Devil.” The episode revealed that Gibbs was the sniper who killed Wayne Rogers, a former Army investigator who played a part in the death of Leon Vance (played by Rocky Carroll).
The most memorable weapons in anime aren’t just props – they’re central to the story. For example, Tessaiga in Inuyasha highlighted the main character’s internal conflict, while the Scissor Blade in Kill la Kill and Haruko’s guitar in FLCL visually represented the theme of rebellion. The ODM Gear in Attack on Titan made battles about skill and sheer willpower. These weapons all stand out because they perfectly capture the core struggles of their respective series.
Kano started out as a hero in the first Mortal Kombat movie, but he quickly became a villain after discovering a special power that let him shoot lasers from his damaged eye. The film ended with Sonya Blade seemingly killing him, leaving no hint of a return. However, thanks to the original video game series, Kano is back for Mortal Kombat 2.