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Mel Gibson has unveiled the first look at The Resurrection of the Christ, alongside news that both parts of the two-film biblical epic have been pushed back. Part One, previously set for March 26, 2027, now opens May 6, 2027. Part Two moves from May 2027 to May 25, 2028. Production has wrapped, Gibson says the film came out “exactly as he envisioned it,” and the first image of Jaakko Ohtonen as Jesus is now in the world.

Nike is preparing another Mind 001 Flyknit colorway for 2026, and the “Bronze Eclipse” might be the most visually cohesive of the Flyknit iterations released so far. A black-to-Bronze Eclipse gradient runs from the top of the Flyknit upper downward, landing on Total Orange foam sphere nodes that glow underneath.

The Pokémon Company has announced it is exploring the introduction of My Number Card identity verification for select Pokémon TCG product lotteries and official events in Japan, with an August 2026 target for initial rollout. The system will use smartphone IC chip reading to authenticate a player’s identity against their Players Club account, with a specific assurance that the My Number personal identification number itself will not be collected or stored by the company.

Lionsgate confirmed during its recent earnings call that Michael 2 is coming, and it is already further along than anyone outside the studio knew. Motion Picture Chair Adam Fogelson revealed that 25-30% of the sequel has already been shot from footage captured during the original production, giving the studio a significant head start on a follow-up to a film that has earned $704M USD worldwide and is closing in on $1 billion USD.

Following up on her previous single “Rock Music,” Charli xcx continues to chart a cynical, high-concept trajectory with her latest track, “SS26.” Arriving alongside an official music video, the track acts as a dark, danceable premonition wrapped in the vocabulary of luxury fashion cycles.

ALIVEFORM and ACRONYM are officially set to release THE BLADE on May 23, a 3D-printed shoe built around a blade-like silhouette and an open lattice structure that creates airflow across the entire foot.

HUF and Stones Throw Records are releasing a commemorative T-shirt on May 30, 2026, marking the 30th anniversary of one of Los Angeles’ most important independent labels. The tee arrives five days before Peanut Butter Wolf brings the label’s anniversary Japan tour to Osaka and Tokyo for the first time in nearly a decade.

According to a report from Comic Natalie, as translated by MyAnimeList, the studio is creating its first animated project. This announcement about their adaptation of Gigant follows the recent release of Oku’s new manga, Kanrekihime, by just a few months.

Mark Gatiss, known for admiring authors like Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, has created his own detective character, Gabriel Book. Book, who owns an old bookshop, helps the London police solve crimes after World War II using his sharp mind and extensive knowledge of classic literature. The first season of Bookish, which premiered on PBS earlier this year, received a perfect 100% rating from Rotten Tomatoes critics.

According to reports, all three seasons of Jackass, originally shown on MTV, are now available again on Paramount+. Johnny Knoxville and the Jackass crew had asked for the show to be taken down from streaming services last year because they weren’t satisfied with how it looked. They wanted to go back and fix some of the original creative parts that had been changed over time.