Many older crime shows are surprisingly well-made, taking classic storylines and adding complex, thoughtful narratives. While the genre is often known for ‘whodunit’ mysteries, these shows often tackled important themes and introduced ideas that were groundbreaking then – and still are today. Whether they suffered from limited promotion or were simply lost in the shuffle of popular television, these hidden gems deserve a second look.
Animated films frequently surprise everyone with their quality, earning praise from both adults and critics for their engaging stories. Many have become timeless classics, remaining popular with audiences of all ages decades after they first came out. The family-friendly animation genre offers a wide range of incredible movies, from funny fairy tales to exciting science fiction adventures, making it a great choice for viewers of any age.
The spring fashion show will feature a refreshing change: models with diverse body types, including pregnant individuals, people with disabilities, transgender individuals, and those with larger builds. These representations are a departure from typical fashion displays. This choice reflects the curator’s goal to broaden the museum’s collection beyond traditional European couture, showcasing a wider range of designers and the diverse forms—bodies—they design for.
Whether it’s zombies like in The Last of Us, nuclear devastation in Fallout, or a mysterious atmospheric disaster as seen in Silo, television shows are constantly exploring different ways humanity could face extinction. But these series aren’t just about the dangers of a post-apocalyptic world filled with monsters and disease; they also focus on how people adapt and change in order to survive.
Scott is well-known for his comedic roles in shows like Parks and Recreation (as Ben Wyatt) and the film Sleeping with Other People, and recently for his relatable character in the Apple TV+ thriller Severance. However, his new role in Hokum is a departure from these, as he plays Ohm Bauman, described as somewhat of a difficult person.
With the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art scheduled for September 22, 2026, Star Wars creator George Lucas has revealed that one of the first exhibits will be dedicated to the making of the Star Wars films, titled ‘Star Wars in Motion’.
We can always count on Rihanna and A$AP Rocky showing up – usually at the last minute – and often see familiar faces like Billie Eilish, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga, and Doja Cat on the red carpet. However, some stars, like Tyler, the Creator, Young Thug, and JT, have consistently skipped the Met Gala, despite their strong sense of style.
So, FootJoy’s changed things up a bit. They’re not automatically doing collaborations anymore, which is interesting. I mean, everyone went crazy for the Aimé Leon Dore x FootJoy shoes – seriously, people were calling them the best golf shoes ever! But remember The PLAYERS Championship? They didn’t drop a special shoe like they used to with the Jon Buscemi collab, which had been a big hit for years. And then at The Masters, they did something totally different: a super limited release that only FootJoy members could snag, either at the tournament or online. It feels like they’re trying new things instead of just relying on collabs all the time.
SP5DER is back in the spotlight with a five-day launch event that combines online releases with a real-world experience. Starting May 5th, the brand will release a new collection online each day, leading up to a pop-up shop in New York City. This event will feature a special in-store collection and the release of their ‘Black Punk V2’ clothing line.
Secretlab is marking May the 4th – also known as Star Wars Day – with a special edition of their TITAN Evo chair inspired by The Mandalorian. This new chair features incredibly detailed design and high-quality construction, mirroring the look of Din Djarin’s armor. It combines comfortable, ergonomic support with a fantastic sci-fi aesthetic.