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Lego Unveils Cast for First Live-Action Musical, 'Heartlake the Musical,' Premiering on Netflix
entertainment2 days ago

Lego Unveils Cast for First Live-Action Musical, 'Heartlake the Musical,' Premiering on Netflix

Lego has announced the cast for its first live-action musical feature, 'Lego Friends: Heartlake the Musical,' which premieres on October 16 on Netflix and Lego's YouTube channel. The 50-minute film, produced by Kenny Ortega, stars Jada Langley and Gino Ochello and follows a girl named Daisy who discovers a magical key leading to a brick-built city. The project, shot entirely in the UK, aims to replicate the success of 'High School Musical' for the Lego Friends brand.

Toys 'R' Us Gears Up for Holiday Comeback with 120 New Stores
business21 days ago

Toys 'R' Us Gears Up for Holiday Comeback with 120 New Stores

Toys 'R' Us is expanding its U.S. footprint by opening 120 standalone stores this holiday season, increasing total U.S. locations to 160. The locations will carry top toys and brands including Lego, Barbie, Hot Wheels and Pokémon, and some will feature Creator Studios for influencer content. The move marks another chapter in the retailer's post-bankruptcy comeback, with no full list of new locations released yet; shoppers can use the store locator to check openings.

Louisiana box turtle regains mobility with Lego-powered wheelchair
science27 days ago

Louisiana box turtle regains mobility with Lego-powered wheelchair

A box turtle in Louisiana named Pedro, missing both back legs, was fitted with a lightweight, removable wheelchair built from a Lego car kit, syringe-case axles, and epoxy. Within minutes of being set down, Pedro could reverse and turn, demonstrating how creative, low-tech improvisation can outperform specialized hardware in veterinary care. The team weighed options, opting for wheels over 3-D-printed prosthetics for indoor use, and this case echoes a prior DIY wheelchair effort at a Maryland zoo as evidence that practical design often trumps complexity.

LEGO PlayStation 1 Revived: A 1,911-Piece Retro Console Lands in October
technology1 month ago

LEGO PlayStation 1 Revived: A 1,911-Piece Retro Console Lands in October

A 1:1 LEGO replica of the original PlayStation with 1,911 pieces and an opening disc tray was revealed during Sony's State of Play and will go on sale in October. It includes a buildable PS1 controller and detachable dioramas featuring Ape Escape and Gran Turismo, plus hidden Easter eggs. Priced at £139.99 / €159.99 / $179.99, it will be sold via PlayStation Direct and Lego stores (with Lego Insiders early access).

Brick-Built Cities: Lego Skylines Hints at a Deeper City-Sim than It Appears
gaming1 month ago

Brick-Built Cities: Lego Skylines Hints at a Deeper City-Sim than It Appears

Lego Skylines blends playful Lego visuals with Paradox’s depth, starting as a micro-scale city builder where you place houses and decorative bits, then grows into a full metropolis with roads, services, pollution controls, education, and citizen preferences—driven by milestone progression, with a hinted-at deeper customization still to be revealed. It’s pitched as a cosy, adult-oriented city sim and is due in 2027 on PC and major consoles (Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X/S).

Brick-by-brick City-Building: Lego Skylines Sparks a Lego-Themed Cities: Skylines Spin-Off
gaming1 month ago

Brick-by-brick City-Building: Lego Skylines Sparks a Lego-Themed Cities: Skylines Spin-Off

Paradox Interactive and Iceflake Studios announced Lego Skylines, a Lego-themed spin-off of Cities: Skylines that starts on a single plot and expands into a full city while managing utilities and citizen happiness; described as a more personal Lego-inspired experience, it’s headed to PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2, with no release date yet.

Brick-Built City Builder LEGO Skylines Announced for Next-Gen Platforms
technology1 month ago

Brick-Built City Builder LEGO Skylines Announced for Next-Gen Platforms

LEGO Skylines, a brick-based city-building game from Iceflake Studios (the team behind Cities: Skylines II), was unveiled at Gamescom with a trailer. The game emphasizes essential city basics and extensive LEGO customization, letting players manage utilities, housing, jobs, and parks in a city built from bricks. No release date was announced yet, but it will launch on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, and PC.