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Alana Haim’s DIY Knicks Shirt Steals the Spotlight at the NBA Finals
culture1 month ago

Alana Haim’s DIY Knicks Shirt Steals the Spotlight at the NBA Finals

Alana Haim reveals she custom-made Taylor Swift’s blue 'Stevie Knicks' shirt for the Knicks–Spurs NBA Finals using inexpensive Michaels tees, a Cricut, and puff ink for a DIY screen-printed effect; Swift, Este, and Alana wore punny shirts like 'Stevie Knicks', 'Knickelback', and 'Knickole Kidman,' with Mariska Hargitay also joining in, highlighting Haim’s longtime merch hobby and the fun of at-home collaborations among friends.

CM Punk Staying Put: WWE Rumors Quiet, Summer Merch Teased
sports1 month ago

CM Punk Staying Put: WWE Rumors Quiet, Summer Merch Teased

Fightful Select reports there’s no credible talk of CM Punk asking to leave WWE or taking a pay cut; at least one source says Punk has a new story coming and summer merch is in the works, though details are behind a paywall. Punk has been off TV since the Raw after WrestleMania, insisting he isn’t going anywhere after losing the WWE World Heavyweight Title to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 42.

Persona 6 Leaks Ignite Fan-Art Frenzy Around a New Protagonist Nicknamed 'John Persona 6'
culture1 month ago

Persona 6 Leaks Ignite Fan-Art Frenzy Around a New Protagonist Nicknamed 'John Persona 6'

Presumed Persona 6 leaks circulating on Xiaohongshu sparked a viral fan-art frenzy, with fans dubbing the protagonist 'John Persona 6' and even producing merch, even as one reliable leaker suggested the designs are official Persona 6 concept art. The hype spread quickly, some fans mocked the design before warming to it, and attention shifted to the counterparts like Jane Persona 6, who remains less represented in fan art.

Harry Styles Launches 2026 Tour With Amsterdam Merch Pop-Ups and Pleasing Brand Experience
entertainment1 month ago

Harry Styles Launches 2026 Tour With Amsterdam Merch Pop-Ups and Pleasing Brand Experience

Harry Styles kicked off the Together, Together Tour in Amsterdam and opened an accompanying merch pop-up on May 14 with exclusive items and Amex perks (early entry, dedicated checkout, gift). Merch prices range from about $17 to $105, with tees around $52 and hoodies $105, plus accessories; a PleasingLand pop-up at Kalverstraat 166 runs through June 7 with interactive experiences and limited Pleasing x Loop earplugs. Fans can also shop online, and Styles will tour through London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney through the year.

technology1 month ago

DOOM: The Dark Ages Marks Its One-Year Anniversary With Art Capsule and Merch

DOOM: The Dark Ages is celebrating its first anniversary with a Luke Preece x Billelis art collaboration and a limited Capsule Collection (canvas prints, wall banners, lithographs, a throw blanket, and a wearable bomber jacket) available through the Bethesda Gear Store, plus a wearable Helmet Replica. Id Software also marks its 35th anniversary and QuakeCon 2026 with founder guests John Carmack, John Romero, Adrian Carmack, and Tom Hall attending. The game remains available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC and is now on Game Pass, with an One Year Anniversary Stream on Bethesda’s Twitch channel and more details at DOOM.com.

Bieber's Coachella Comeback: Nostalgia, New Hits, and Neon-Soaked Stage
entertainment2 months ago

Bieber's Coachella Comeback: Nostalgia, New Hits, and Neon-Soaked Stage

A Vogue observer attends Justin Bieber’s 2026 Coachella headlining set, describing a visually trippy show that blends new material with nostalgia, including on-stage karaoke through old hits like 'Baby' and 'Sorry,' high-energy collaborations with Tems, Wizkid, the Kid LAROI, and Mk.gee, a moment with Hailey in the crowd, and bold merch, signaling Bieber’s return to major live performances after health setbacks.

Harry Styles’ KATTDO Pop-Ups Bring Disco, Tomato Vibes, and Limited Merch Worldwide
entertainment4 months ago

Harry Styles’ KATTDO Pop-Ups Bring Disco, Tomato Vibes, and Limited Merch Worldwide

Harry Styles is launching more than a dozen KATTDO pop-up shops worldwide with American Express to celebrate Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally, offering exclusive city-specific merch and immersive album-inspired spaces; hours run March 6–12 (varying by city) with Amex Card Member Early Access to skip lines. Locations span 16 cities including Amsterdam, Scottsdale, Atlanta, Berlin, Chicago, Houston, London, LA, Miami, NYC, Paris, Rome, Seattle, Sydney, Tokyo and Toronto, featuring merch like city-exclusive 'kiss'/'disco' crewnecks, photos, towels, mugs and more, plus a disco setup and tomato-themed photo ops for Harries.

Bad Bunny Teams with NFL for Dual Super Bowl LX Merch Drops
entertainment5 months ago

Bad Bunny Teams with NFL for Dual Super Bowl LX Merch Drops

Bad Bunny will headline the Apple Music Halftime Show at Super Bowl LX in San Francisco and has unveiled two official NFL‑licensed merch capsules: the Concho collection (launched Jan. 24) featuring gear for all 32 teams plus a Concho plush, and a second “Super Tazón” drop planned for Feb. 8 after the show; the line marks the first SB merchandise with Spanish translations. Pre-orders are live via Fanatics, NFLShop, New Era Cap, and elsupertazon, with limited NFL Shop availability at the SB Experience and international sites. A Bad Bunny x adidas BADBO 1.0 sneaker tease may drop on Feb. 8 to commemorate the event.

'The View' Stars Criticize Trump and Santos on Cameo, NFTs, and Legal Battles
entertainment2 years ago

'The View' Stars Criticize Trump and Santos on Cameo, NFTs, and Legal Battles

The hosts of The View, including Whoopi Goldberg and Alyssa Farah Griffin, criticized Donald Trump for attempting to sell pieces of the suit he wore in his mug shot for thousands of dollars, while expelled congressman George Santos offered personalized Cameos for $500 each. Griffin urged people not to support "known fraudsters" and criticized Trump for allegedly defrauding a veterans charity. Sunny Hostin commented that Trump's actions showed he was "broke" and not a good businessperson. Ana Navarro had a different perspective, stating that if people were "stupid enough" to support Trump, it was their problem.