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550 Views Wow! Stuff has expressed fresh confidence in its latest toy innovation, Chibies, a collection of fashion-inspired collectable creatures that listen to music and flash in time to every beat, having been cited by the Toy Association in its 2021 toy trend highlights. The latest line-up from Wow! Stuff was featured among a raft of big brand names credited with tapping directly into one of the biggest and most prominent trends in the toy space for the coming year; the fusion of fashion, music, and toys. Already this year has seen LEGO partner with Universal Music Group to introduce its ...

831 Views MGA Entertainment has become the latest toy company to align itself with the music industry, having signed an exclusive music partnership with Sony Music UK’s children’s label, Magic Star in support of its global toy brand, LOL Surprise. Under the new deal, Magic Star will work with Sony Music Entertainment’s record labels in more than 40 markets around the world, including Columbia Records’ Jam Jr to release new music from LOL Surprise and expand the brand to enable fans to engage in a new way. Magic Star will create and produce music to support LOL Surprise product lines ...

Supermarket warnings of food shortages caused by staff sickness have recently hit the headlines. But could we avoid these worries if we grew and produced more food in the UK?

‘Midnight In A Perfect World’ director Dodo Dayao: “Genre films give you aesthetic wiggle room to literalise impossible ideas” The Filipino filmmaker talks putting a different spin on stale horror tropes, not spoon-feeding the viewer and more Jasmine Curtis Smith in Midnight In A Perfect World. Credit: Geric Cruz He’s the toast of Manila’s independent horror cinema, but for Dodo Dayao, the dreaded sophomore slump was as debilitating as the unspeakable spooks he’s projected to the screen. After the critical success of his 2014 debut feature Violator – w...

Menu   R&B and reggae singer Billy Ocean - from Sunningdale - says pandemic has offered a chance to slow down Billy Ocean. Pic: Wikimedia The coronavirus pandemic has offered a chance to slow down and reflect on our priorities in life, Billy Ocean has said. The R&B and reggae singer, who lives in Sunningdale, was made an MBE in the 2020 New Year Honours list, and said life had been moving too fast before lockdown and urged people to be patient and tolerant. Ocean, 71, released One World, his first album of new material in 10 years, in September but has been unable to tour i...