Shows like Columbo, Criminal Minds, and Sherlock were incredibly influential in developing the detective genre, paving the way for today’s hits like Evil and Hannibal. But, as with any popular type of show, some detective series get lost in the shuffle and are eventually forgotten. This happens a lot in the detective genre because there’s so much high-quality content available, making it hard for everything to stand out.
Now available in a vibrant orange, this new version has an even stronger retro feel than the original blue model. Its transparent design lets you see all the internal components, and even the CD spinning as it plays. To get started, you’ll need just a couple of AA batteries, wired headphones, and a CD.
May 2nd was a big day for comic book fans with Free Comic Book Day, and it also marked the debut of Dungeon Crawler Carl in print from Vault Comics. This first issue, written by Matt Dinniman and Tevagah with art from a talented team, adapts the popular Webtoon series and includes extra content that fans are sure to enjoy.
The film starts a little bleakly, but things quickly turn into a wild chase! It’s all about a gang trying to steal washing machines – and get this, they’re packed with cocaine! – and the narcotics detectives, Vincent, Hayes, Jake, and Cortez, are right on their tail. The leader of the thieves turns out to be the son of a mayoral candidate, Charlie, with his girlfriend Mia. They do manage to deliver the drugs to this guy, Tsui, who’s a big shot in the Triad, but then things get really messy when masked people kill him. Suddenly, Charlie and Mia are caught in the middle and become targets for the Chinese syndicate, which puts them in a seriously dangerous situation.
AMC+ will be the exclusive streaming home for the revived Doctor Who series. All thirteen seasons will be available on the platform starting Thursday, June 11, 2026.
During NYCXDesign, the influential Italian design group – including Memphis, Gufram, and Meritalia – is showcasing its work at Kalei NYC in Manhattan’s Bowery neighborhood.
Despite finishing its run almost three years ago, the show Jack Ryan, starring John Krasinski, is currently gaining popularity on Prime Video. As of May 14th, it reached the No. 8 spot among the most-streamed shows in the U.S., according to FlixPatrol. This puts it ahead of popular series like Fallout and The Summer I Turned Pretty.
Most gamers, both back then and now, weren’t particularly interested in the technical advancements themselves. They cared more about how good the games looked. The Super Nintendo’s graphics were so groundbreaking that they set a new standard for the entire industry. Even today, games like Donkey Kong Country and Super Castlevania IV still look fantastic and have aged remarkably well.
Converse and Madhappy have teamed up again, this time focusing on the classic Chuck 70 sneaker. The collection, launching May 15th, includes five colorways – “Graystone,” “Lipstick Red,” “Natural Ivory,” “Black,” and “Thunderdaze Pinstripe” – available in both high-top ($130) and low-top ($120) versions. Each pair features unique hand-applied details and high-quality materials, giving the Chuck 70 a more premium feel than many collaborative designs.
For over fifty years, James Turrell has explored light as a substance in itself, rather than simply a means to an end. On May 28th, Gagosian Hong Kong will present “Lifting the Veil,” an exhibition showcasing his work with holograms, prints, three Glasswork sculptures, and documentation from his famous Skyspace and Roden Crater projects. Given Hong Kong’s vibrant and brightly lit urban landscape, the exhibition feels particularly relevant – less a random event and more a deliberate statement.