Currently, Public Drip unveils its SS25 Collection, a bold move towards the upcoming season that offers 17 innovative styles. These designs are thoughtfully crafted to blend effortlessly into a golfer’s everyday attire. This release transforms the brand’s top-selling polos, swing shirts, mock necks, and blade polos in trendy seasonal hues while using breathable materials perfect for sunny afternoons.
Rachel is greatly distressed following the accident, understandably wanting to depart right away. However, character McCall, as portrayed by Jason Buxton’s script (based on Russell Wangersky’s short story), moves contrary to her feelings. Instead of leaving the house, he wishes to remain there, even spending his days and nights in that same spot, hoping for the next accident to occur. McCall is stuck in a job he despises, finding his domestic life dull, and yearning for something new in his existence. These accidents provide him an opportunity to be a hero, to transform into someone significant. Therefore, McCall keeps his family within the house and continues staring at that potentially dangerous corner.
The newest Marvel Studios venture, titled “Thunderbolts,” made a strong but not record-breaking global debut, earning approximately $162.1 million USD in its opening weekend. Within the U.S., it garnered $76 million USD, with an additional $86.1 million USD from international markets. Despite leading the weekend box office and meeting initial expectations, its opening is noticeably lower than that of “Captain America: Brave New World,” which launched with a worldwide total of $192 million USD earlier this year. To provide context, “Thunderbolts” was made on a production budget of around $180 million USD.
On Sunday, President Donald Trump declared plans to levy a 100% tax on films created outside of the U.S. This move is intended to protect the American film industry, which he believes is rapidly declining due to financial benefits offered by foreign nations that attract filmmakers. In his view, these incentives are used as bait to draw creators away from Hollywood.
Nike is preparing for summer with a brand new version of their Air Force 1 Low shoe. This latest edition, called “Aztec,” sports a crisp sail color scheme throughout, while the base is constructed from a durable canvas material. The tongue boasts a vibrant blue Nike Air logo adorned with an understated Aztec-inspired pattern. The insoles also showcase a geometric design for added detail. Sitting atop a sail-colored outsole and midsole, the shoe’s design is further enhanced by an Aztec-style fabric Swoosh on the side. Keep an eye out for these shoes hitting stores this summer!
Initially, when we broke news about a potential collaboration between Fragment Design, Union LA, and Air Jordan 1 High OG last year, it seemed almost unbelievable. But now, more than six months on, this partnership is not just confirmed, but it surpasses our wildest expectations.
Nike continues its consistent rollout of new products, with fall 2025 marking the arrival of the Nike Air Max 90 in a striking black and orange colorway. This shoe boasts a mesh and soft black nubuck upper, complemented by nylon twills on the toe-box, tongue, and ankle collar. Additional details include a grey Swoosh logo and orange accents on the tongue label, heel badge, and visible Air unit. Stay tuned for its release in fall 2025.
Stüssy has revealed their Spring 2025 World Tour Pack lineup, featuring various T-shirts and hoodie sweatshirts.
Nike has unveiled its lifestyle/running Zoom Vomero 5 in “Light Orewood Brown/Crimson.”
DIRTY TEDDY GALLERY introduces its inaugural solo exhibition in Hong Kong titled “There’s a Strange Man at My Door“. This event is being held at THE SHOPHOUSE’s otherthings space. The exhibit delves into the subject of psychological deterioration, investigating the rift from reality and the illogicality that surfaces even in intelligent individuals. Drawing influence from Michel Foucault’s ideas on madness, the artworks transform ordinary shapes into dreamlike, disjointed configurations that confuse the line between what is perceived as real and illusory.