It’s been 75 years since the first Formula 1 world championship race was held at the British Silverstone Circuit in 1950. To mark the anniversary, F1 has shared a rare highlight reel of the race (originally called the European Grand Prix) that has been colorized using a mix of AI and manual processes. There’s also an HD version available on YouTube.
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To help commemorate the 75th anniversary of Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip, Bandai will soon be releasing a new Tamagotchi Nano featuring characters like Snoopy, Woodstock, and Harriet you can take care of and interact with — presumably without the risk of them dying if you’re negligent.
The Peanuts Tamagotchi includes a red silicone case shaped like Snoopy’s doghouse and will feature additional characters from the comic like Charlie Brown, Lucy, and the piano-playing Schroeder.


Ahead of a full trailer being released tomorrow and the series’ debut on Disney Plus on June 24th, Marvel has shared a brief look at its upcoming Ironheart series with Dominique Thorne as Riri Williams and Ryan Coogler producing. The show directly follows the events of Wakanda Forever and while more details will be revealed in the full trailer, this teaser still delivers a lot of new footage including several different suits.
Following brick-built versions of the Simpson’s home and Apu’s Kwik-E-Mart, Lego is releasing a 1,635-piece Krusty Burger on June 4th, 2025 for $209.99. The set opens to reveal a full interior with a kitchen, dining room, play area, restroom, and drive-thru window.
It also includes Krusty’s clown car amongst other Easter eggs like El Barto graffiti on the outside, and seven minifigures: farmer Krusty, Homer, Bart, Lisa, Sideshow Bob, a squeaky-voiced teen, and Officer Lou.
Bernz, the vocalist for the Cali, Colombia-based metalcore band, Made For Midnight, is also a devoted Guitar Hero player. In recent weeks they’ve been pairing their plastic guitar shredding skills with some unorthodox custom tracks including a lively performance of the iconic sounds of a dial-up modem connecting to America Online, as spotted by The Awesomer.














