For the 2026 US Open, Nike is giving the classic Air Tech Challenge 2 tennis shoe a makeover inspired by Back to the Future. They’re using the same grey and blue colors as Marty McFly’s iconic Nike Mag shoes. This combines a beloved pop culture moment with a historically significant tennis shoe design.
Grand Seiko has released a new limited-edition watch, the SBGA529 Spring Drive. Inspired by the beautiful peach blossoms of Nagano, Japan, this watch features a durable High‑Intensity Titanium case and runs on Grand Seiko’s innovative Spring Drive Caliber 9R65 movement. It’s priced at $7,600 and will only be available – in a limited run of 30 pieces – at the Reeds Jewelers boutique in Lenox Square.
It’s hard to say definitively if a series like Strange New Worlds truly feels like the original Star Trek, as it often comes down to personal opinion. However, each episode of Season 4 clearly aims to recreate the blend of moral lessons and exciting adventures that made the earlier shows so successful. The show also isn’t afraid to try new things, which is exactly what you’d expect from a program building on a story world with over sixty years of history.
“Hi Ho Silver Lining” was a massive hit for Jeff Beck in both 1967 and 1972. It was incredibly popular at parties and discos for years afterwards, but Beck himself didn’t consider it one of his best songs and eventually grew tired of playing it, despite its success.
The video starts by quickly showing highlights from the previous three Spider-Man movies. We then see Peter Parker reading a letter he wrote to MJ after everyone, including her, forgot who he was. The rest of the trailer hints at Spider-Man fighting villains like Scorpion and members of the Hand, and teaming up with the Hulk, played by Mark Ruffalo.
To celebrate International Gohan Day on May 8th, the official Dragon Ball social media accounts held a poll asking fans worldwide to pick their favorite Gohan form. The results, revealed on July 19th, probably won’t surprise longtime fans.
In the Smallville episode “Onyx,” Lex Luthor delivers his most famous line, confessing to Jonathan Kent, “You were right about me all along, Mr. Kent. I am the villain of the story.” This single sentence perfectly captures how complex and tragically destined Lex is as a character – it’s a defining moment that no other portrayal of Lex has quite matched.
From 1989 until the New 52 era, DC’s ‘Elseworlds’ line let talented writers and artists create fresh takes on classic characters with different genres, settings, and artistic approaches. While the imprint has been brought back, some recent stories haven’t been strange or imaginative enough. But Elseworlds should be known for being wonderfully weird and unexpected.
The decade between 2011 and 2020 often gets overlooked in film discussions, especially with the current focus on reviving 1980s franchises. But it was a remarkably creative period, filled with talented filmmakers and some of the best storytelling we’ve seen in modern cinema. These films represent some of the most innovative and visually striking work of the 21st century.
Before it even airs, the President Curtis spinoff is getting rave reviews! It currently has a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, just like Season 9 of Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty has consistently earned high ratings throughout its history, and so far, President Curtis seems to be continuing that trend. The score could change as more reviews come in after the show officially premieres on July 26th, but early signs suggest it’s a worthy addition to the franchise.