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G‑SHOCK and the iconic anime series Mobile Suit Gundam have joined forces to create a special edition watch based on the popular DW‑5600 design.

FREAK’S MOVIE is releasing official merchandise for Charli XCX’s new film, The Moment. The movie, a mockumentary produced by and starring Charli XCX and directed by Aidan Zamiri, will be in Japanese theaters starting June 5th. The merchandise will be available on June 3rd, just before the film’s release.

A Ma Maniére and Nike have just launched their “Timing Is Everything” campaign to celebrate the release of their new collaborative Pegasus Premium shoe.

I’m so excited! Lane Crawford, one of the biggest luxury stores in Asia, just announced they’re working with SKIMS to open their very first store in China. As a fan, I’ve been waiting for this – it’s amazing to see SKIMS expanding like this!

Nautica is launching a new line of American-made T-shirts on May 29th. The five-shirt collection is entirely produced in the USA – from the materials to the final printing – reflecting the brand’s original commitment to domestic manufacturing when it was founded in New York.

As May wraps up, Disney+ has unveiled its latest slate of programming for June 2026.

According to CNBC sources, Elon Musk has been discussing the possibility of combining SpaceX and Tesla. This discussion comes as SpaceX prepares to go public, having filed paperwork on May 20th and aiming to start trading on the Nasdaq as “SPCX” on June 12th. The company is hoping for a valuation of up to $1.75 trillion, which would make it the biggest initial public offering ever. While neither SpaceX nor Tesla has officially confirmed this, people familiar with the situation say they’ve been preparing for a potential merger for several years.

Okay, so I just heard about this really cool art thing happening in Japan! It’s called the Maebashi Biennale, and it’s the first one ever. Apparently, they’re bringing in artists from all over the world to totally revamp this city called Maebashi in Gunma Prefecture. Sounds like it’s gonna be a huge, awesome display of modern art – I’m already checking for travel dates!

G-DRAGON, the famous South Korean artist, is bringing his unique style to football ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His fashion label, PEACEMINUSONE, has teamed up with Nike and the Korea Football Association to create the “Tigers of Asia” collection. This line of clothing and gear celebrates the passionate South Korean football fans and combines high-quality athletic wear with modern, everyday style.

Hands, a popular Japanese store for DIY and lifestyle products—formerly known as Tokyu Hands—will close its main store in Shibuya in November 2026.