There isn't a LEGO lover out there who hasn’t stopped to admire a set and wonder, "How the hack did they design that?" ...

LA’s Death Valley Girls have been among the most underrated bands on the indie rock landscape for a very long time. They make a head-spun version of psychedelic garage rock that has tons of hooks and ...

EXCLUSIVE: Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle has opened up about the 'devastating' loss of bandmate Sarah Harding, and how it has ...

Brick Convention, billed as the largest organizer of Lego fan events in North America, is returning to the Twin Cities in April. The third annual Minnesota Brick Convention is scheduled for ...

Here’s a cool one in the works at Warner Bros: Sydney Sweeney is attached to star in and produce I Pretended to Be a Missing Girl, via her Fifty-Fifty Films. The movie project is based on a ...

Riverview overpowers Carlson in season-opening doubleheader sweep FLAT ROCK – The Michigan high school spring sports season began on Wednesday, and two of the Downriver area’s girls’ soccer ...

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has revealed the cast and first-look images of What It Feels Like For A Girl, the adaptation of the memoir by transgender trailblazer Paris Lees. The eight-part series will land ...

Little Rock Christian swept the Arkansas Gatorade ... Juniors JJ Andrews for the boys and Whitley Rogers for the girls have been named the winners of the prestigious award for the 2024-25 season.

According to the information released on the official website of Round Rock, Texas, citing the announcement, the program isn't just about pushing physical boundaries. The girls will also get to ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. The Lego Group and The Pokémon Company are teaming up for ...

The Lego Group and The Pokémon Company International will begin a multi-year partnership, the companies announced in a joint news release on Tuesday, Mar. 18. The first official collaboration between ...

When Charli XCX dropped the zeitgest-capturing Brat last summer, the message of the album was not to be like everybody else, but rather, to embrace the weird and quirky parts of ourselves.