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Photo 52527324 © Jaguarps | Dreamstime.com Think snagging an Oscar could be your golden ticket to wealth? It’s perhaps best to come up with a plan B. While bagging one of those shiny statuettes might be the dream of those in Hollywood, their actual cash value isn’t necessarily plated in 24-karat gold. Read full article

Images via Polaroid Polaroid has clicked in a fresh collaboration that lets you snap instant photos with a splash of artistic genius from Jean-Michel Basquiat. Read full article

Video screenshot via Pixar Disney’s Pixar has released the official trailer for Inside Out 2, and it hints at a mind in flux as Riley enters her turbulent teenage years. Read full article

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Image via PETA PETA is serving breakfast with a bite with Pig Farm, an animated short film that’s no barnyard singalong. The music video—created by advertising agency Grey London and production house Biscuit Filmworks, with direction by Jeff Low—employs a darkly humorous yet unsettling approach to highlight the realities of pig farming and the treatment of hogs before they get slaughtered. Read full article

Image generated on AI Glasgow’s wonky, ill-fated Willy’s Chocolate Experience has been the bittersweet gift that keeps on giving. Among the chaos of the event, which became infamous overnight for its deceptive AI-generated artwork and failure to deliver a promised “dreamlike” adventure, emerged a villain so eerie that it’s now set to haunt the big screen. Read full article

Image courtesy of NORD DDB Helsinki McDonald’s Finland is biting into a theory that the ubiquitous hamburger menu icon found on countless websites and apps isn’t just a basic sandwich—it’s modeled after the iconic Big Mac. Read full article

Foreground image via 225227965 © David Pillow | Dreamstime.com, background generated on AI What was meant to be a sweet weekend of indulgence in the fantastical world of Willy Wonka turned bitter. A Willy’s Chocolate Experience in Glasgow, supposedly inspired by the Timothée Chalamet-starring Warner Bros film and the imaginative tales of Roald Dahl, fell dramatically short of expectations. The reality was so bleak that law enforcement had to come in. Read full article

Image via HMD Hiya, Barbie! If you were envious of those whose outfits always matched their dolls, get ready to flip out because the iconic toy phone is expanding from Barbieland to the real world. HMD, the brains behind Nokia phones, has struck a sparkling partnership with Mattel, announcing a blast from the past that speaks to simpler, pinker times. Read full article

Image: Netflix The entertainment world is abuzz with chatter about the latest sensation, Avatar: The Last Airbender on Netflix. This live-action adaptation of the beloved Nickelodeon animated series has captured the attention of fans and critics alike, making it a trending topic across various digital platforms. The series follows the journey of Aang, a young boy known as the Avatar, who must master the four elemental powers to save a world at war. The anticipation was further fueled by the release of a thrilling trailer that introduced Aang’s allies and enemies and offered a peek at the bending arts in action. One of the key reasons for the trend is the changes made to the original series. For instance, it was revealed that the character Sokka had been adjusted to remove some of his sexist behavior. These changes have sparked debates among fans, adding to the online buzz. The series premiered on February 22, 2024, and the audience reception has been eagerly awaited. The possibility of a second season is also being discussed, with the main cast expected to return. In conclusion, the live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender has set the digital world alight with its captivating storyline, intriguing characters, and the promise of an immersive viewing experience. As the series unfolds, it continues to trend online, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. What are your thoughts on the changes made to the original series in this adaptation? Do you believe these changes enhance the narrative, or do they detract from the essence of the original? Share your views in the comments below. Read more: https://www.netflix.com/tudum/avatar-the-last-airbender https://metro.co.uk/2024/02/22/netflix-star-reveals-change-vital-avatar-last-airbender-scene-20328338/ https://screenrant.com/avatar-last-airbender-netflix-season-2-updates/

Image via LEGO LEGO is mightily casting a spell on Harry Potter fans with an actual talking Sorting Hat! The enchanting set, consisting of 561 pieces, brings the booming figure to life. Read full article

Images via McDonald’s / PR Newswire There’s always something so alluring about anime food—and thankfully, it’s forbidden no more. McDonald’s is taking a playful leap into the wondrous world of Japanese animation by bringing ‘WcDonald’s’, a staple across films and comics, to life in over 30 global markets. Starting February 26, this once-fictional mainstay will manifest in the form of a new sauce, manga-inspired packaging, and a series of episodic shorts that promise to whisk fans away into the vibrant WcDonald’s universe. Read full article

Image: Borderlands The gaming world is abuzz with excitement as the first images of the much-anticipated ‘Borderlands’ movie have been unveiled. The adaptation of the popular video game shooter, directed by Eli Roth, has been a topic of intense discussion and speculation among fans and critics alike. The first images reveal a star-studded cast featuring Cate Blanchett, Ariana Greenblatt, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Hart, Florian Munteanu, and Jack Black. The images, which show the cast in character, have been received positively, with fans expressing relief that the movie seems to capture the charm and design choices of the original game characters. The story of the ‘Borderlands’ movie revolves around the mysterious fugitive Lilith, played by Cate Blanchett, who returns to her planet Pandora in search of the missing daughter of Atlas. She teams up with a band of outcasts, including Roland (Kevin Hart), Tiny Tina (Ariana Greenblatt), Krieg (Florian Munteanu), Tannis (Jamie Lee Curtis), and the ultra-talkative robot Claptrap (Jack Black). The film, set to be released in theaters on August 9, 202412, is being produced by Arad Productions and Picturestart, with screenplay written by Craig Mazin. The first look at the characters and the official poster have sparked a wave of online discussions, making ‘Borderland movie’ a trending topic. As we await the release of this promising adaptation, one can’t help but wonder: Will the ‘Borderlands’ movie live up to the hype and expectations of its vast fanbase? What are your thoughts on the first images and the cast of the movie? Share your views in the comments below. Read more: https://www.ign.com/articles/borderlands-movie-exclusive-poster-debut-and-trailer-sneak-peek-ign-fan-fest-2024border https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2024/02/20/the-first-borderlands-movie-images-emerge-and-i-have-mixed-feelings/?sh=419d0c42b382 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/first-look-borderlands-movie-emerges-143502217.html

Image via Nimona / IMDb Netflix is laser-focused on driving hype for its Academy Award-nominated gem, Nimona, ahead of the film’s big night at the Oscars, where it’s been nominated for Best Animated Feature. Voiced by Chloë Grace Moretz, Nimona is a shapeshifter who joins forces with a knight, voiced by Riz Ahmed, to clear his name after he’s wrongfully accused of a crime. Read full article

Video screenshot via OpenAI After conquering art with DALL-E and language with ChatGPT, OpenAI is taking on animation and footage with its latest artificially intelligent brainchild, Sora. Borrowing its name from the Japanese word for sky, Sora translates text prompts into videos that last up to 60 seconds. Read full article