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BTS partners with Oreo for a limited-edition hotteok-flavored cookie, debuting June 1 with purple wafers and designs honoring BTS and ARMY, and will be sold in more than 80 countries as Oreo aims to stay culturally relevant.
BTS teams with Oreo for a limited-edition purple wafer cookie inspired by the Korean brown-sugar pancake hotteok. The cookies, with 13 designs including the seven members’ names and a BTS light stick, will go on sale June 1 in more than 80 countries, with packaging nodding to Seoul street markets. The collaboration aims to keep Oreo culturally relevant amid rising competition in pop culture while giving BTS a global promotional boost as it returns to the stage.
Oreo and BTS have teamed up to launch a first-ever limited-edition Oreo flavor inspired by hotteok, a brown-sugar-stuffed pancake popular in Korea. The cookies will be purple, feature designs referencing BTS and its ARMY, and go on sale June 1 in more than 80 countries as both brands seek cultural relevance amid BTS’s return to the global stage.
BMW confirms the M3 CS Handschalter—a North America–exclusive, lightweight, rear‑drive variant that swaps the CS's xDrive for a six‑speed manual. It weighs up to 75 lb less thanks to carbon fiber, titanium, and forged aluminum, but delivers 473 hp from the standard M3’s 3.0L twin‑turbo inline‑six; 0–60 in 4.1 seconds and a 180 mph top speed. Optional carbon‑ceramic brakes, forged wheels, and a titanium exhaust help trim weight. Inside, carbon accents are restrained, while the overall package emphasizes driver engagement and drift capability as a send‑off for the sixth‑gen M3.
Brabus revealed the Bodo, a 77-unit, long-hood/long-tail coupe powered by a 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 making 1,000 hp and 885 lb-ft, driving the rear wheels in 3.0 seconds to 62 mph with a 223 mph top speed. It features carbon-fiber bodywork on an aluminum monocoque (likely AMG SL-derived), KW coilovers, carbon-ceramic brakes, and four drive modes, plus a Mercedes-like interior, with the limited run tied to Brabus’ 50th anniversary and named after founder Bodo Buschmann.
A 18-watch roundup spans luxury collabs and everyday wear, led by Audemars Piguet x Swatch with the Royal Pop, and showcases updates from Seiko, Citizen, H. Moser & Cie., G-Shock, Marathon, Ming, Baltic/SpaceOne, Timex and more. The lineup features bold new materials (BioCeramic, enamel), advanced movements (GPS Solar, 6R51), limited editions and eye-catching dials, illustrating a fast-moving market that blends high-end collaborations with accessible daily wear.
Swatch teams with Audemars Piguet for the Royal Pop, a playful bioceramic pocket-watch releasing May 16 in eight colorways at select Swatch stores for about $400–$420. It uses a new manually wound SISTEM51 movement with a 90‑hour power reserve and Nivachron anti‑magnetic balance, housed in a 40mm lightweight case with a removable cage and interchangeable lanyards. Swatch plans accessories (desk stands, extra straps) and says proceeds go to a horology-preservation initiative; AP benefits from broader brand reach and pop-culture appeal, while purists weigh potential brand impact. Availability will vary by store, hype may fade, and there’s no wristwatch version yet,”
Swatch revealed the Royal Pop, a bold BioCeramic pocket watch inspired by Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak. It features a manually wound Sistem51 movement with a 90-hour power reserve, sapphire crystals, and eight colorways. The case mimics a Royal Oak but is designed as a pocket watch worn on a color-matched calfskin lanyard, with two styles (Lépine and Savonnette) and a crown-position difference. Priced at $400 (Lépine) or $420 (Savonnette), it hits select Swatch stores May 16 with a one-per-location-per-day limit.
Audemars Piguet and Swatch revealed the one-off Royal Pop pocket watch collection: eight colorways with Royal Oak-inspired design, powered by a reworked SISTEM51 hand-wound movement offering about 90 hours of power reserve, and featuring unique casebacks and interchangeable lanyards. Production is limited and in-store only at 200 Swatch locations (plus online accessories), with prices starting around $400. The project targets younger buyers and aims to expand watch culture, expecting significant hype and queues similar to MoonSwatch.
Lamborghini unveils the Fenomeno roadster, a 1,080‑hp hybrid V12 open‑top limited to 15 units priced around €5 million (plus taxes); invitations are extended to loyal customers for delivery in the first half of 2028. Building on the Fenomeno coupé, it emphasizes a “feel like a pilot” ethos, with a carbon-tub architecture derived from the Revuelto and all‑new subframes. It’s pitched as a GT hypercar rather than a track car, aimed at collectors who typically drive very little (often under 300 miles a year).
Lamborghini will build only 15 Fenomeno Roadster units, making its most powerful open-top yet by pairing a 6.5-liter V12 with three electric motors for 1,065 hp; the car features chopped side windows, aero tweaks, and a minimal weight penalty, delivering 0–62 mph in 2.4 seconds and a top speed over 340 km/h, with Bologna-inspired livery and a nod to the 1968 Miura Roadster.
Lamborghini unveils the Fenomeno Roadster, a roofless version of the Fenomeno Coupe that pairs a 6.5‑litre naturally aspirated V12 (824 hp) with three electric motors for a combined 1,065 hp. It rockets from 0–62 mph in 2.4 seconds, hits 0–124 mph in 6.8 seconds, and surpasses 211 mph, all wrapped in a carbon‑fiber monocoque with aero and a bold blue/red livery. Only 15 units are planned, making it a highly exclusive collectible.
Lamborghini reveals the Fenomeno Roadster, a roofless, 15-unit edition of the Revuelto powered by the same 1,065-hp plug-in-hybrid V12 (three electric motors, 7.0-kWh battery). It preserves near‑coupe performance despite removing the roof: 0–62 mph in 2.4 seconds, 124 mph in 6.8 seconds, and a top speed above 211 mph, with a slight weight increase and redesigned aero/windscreen. Pure electric range is about 5 miles, and pricing is undisclosed as Lamborghini continues its few‑off lineage.
Scalpers bought limited-edition Pokemon-themed Pop-Tarts from Target and are listing them on eBay for up to $50, turning a $3 box into a hot resale item during the franchise's 30th anniversary.
Cadillac reveals the 2026 CT5-V Blackwing F1 Collector Series to mark its Formula 1 debut weekend in Miami: a 26-unit, track-focused edition powered by a GM Motorsports–tuned supercharger that raises output to 685 hp and 673 lb-ft, paired exclusively with a six-speed manual and the standard Precision Package. It features Midnight Stone Frost paint, Carbon Flash wheels, carbon fiber accents, and extensive F1/FIA branding, including an autocraft-stamped F1 logo on the doors, FIA badges, and a 3D-printed F1 logo on the shift knob, with black interior accents. Production is set for mid-2026 for the US and Canada, and pricing has not been announced but will exceed the standard Blackwing’s starting point of $102,795.