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    Lego has announced a partnership with Dragon Ball, revealing its first set based on the franchise. The set features Shenron, the iconic eternal dragon, alongside Goku, and early reactions praise the design. Fans of the anime series are sharing the news widely, welcoming the franchise's arrival in Lego form for the first time.

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    Writer Warns That Acting in Anger Leads to Regret●Action in Anger Always Leads to Eternal Regret Anger is one of the most powerful emotions a human being can experience.MmastodonWorldReligion246 min ago

    A reflection titled 'Action in Anger Always Leads to Eternal Regret' is circulating online, arguing that anger can rise suddenly, cloud judgement, and push people into actions they would never take when calm. The piece suggests anger itself is not always wrong, but warns that impulsive decisions made in rage often carry lasting consequences. It is drawing modest attention as a moral and self-help message.

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    Vincent Price's chilling House of Wax quote resurfaces●Vincent Price☠️🎬 "Everything I ever loved has been taken away from me, but not you, my Marie Antoinette, for I will giveMmastodonCultureArt55 h ago

    A quote from Vincent Price's character Professor Henry Jarrod in the 1953 horror film House of Wax — "Everything I ever loved has been taken away from me, but not you, my Marie Antoinette, for I will give you eternal life" — is circulating among fans of classic horror. The line comes from the scene introducing the film's notorious Chamber of Horrors, and it has prompted fresh appreciation for Price, the American actor remembered as one of horror cinema's most iconic figures.

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    Dustin Yellin Presents 'Politics of Eternity'▼Dustin Yellin: Politics of Eternity✉newsWorldPolitics7 h ago

    Artist Dustin Yellin is presenting a project titled 'Politics of Eternity', featured in The Brooklyn Rail. The piece appears to explore the intersection of art and political themes, consistent with Yellin's large-scale, glass-encased sculptural work. Little detail beyond the title and publication is currently available, and reaction or specifics of the work remain unclear.