Movies

On social media, McDonald’s announces the launch of “The Angel Reese Special,” a collaboration that offers a BBQ Bacon Quarter Pounder with Cheese, fries, and a drink starting February 10. In her press statement, Angel Reese expressed her excitement about this partnership, stating, “McDonald’s has always played an essential role in my life – from enjoying a McChicken Sandwich as a child to being recognized as a McDonald’s All American in 2020.” She further added, “Being the first female athlete with my own meal and joining McDonald’s iconic basketball history feels like a dream come true. I hope The Angel Reese Special motivates young athletes nationwide to keep chasing their dreams.

I’ve grown even more appreciative of my newly subscribed Apple TV+ service, having watched “Severance” in Season 2. This exceptional sci-fi series, which follows employees whose personal and work memories are compartmentalized, is one of my favorites. What I adore about it is the clever choice of songs that beautifully resonate with the show’s underlying themes. A song from a renowned rock band’s catalog that particularly caught my attention underscores these thematic elements.

The iconic Air Jordan 11 “Legend Blue” is making a comeback, but with a twist! This time, it’s available in MCS and TD cleated versions. Originally known as the “Columbia” colorway, this popular design was first introduced in 1996 during the NBA All-Star Game, where it was worn by Michael Jordan. The shoe’s color scheme reflects Jordan’s roots at the University of North Carolina, with a white leather upper accented by soft blue details such as the tongue branding and Jumpman logo on the heel. The cleats are set on a semi-translucent outsole. After a retro release during Holiday 2024, the “Columba” is back, but this time as cleated versions designed for high-performance athletes in baseball and football. Keep an eye out for their release next week!

In March, the businessperson, writer, and inventor will take on a partnership role at the entertainment firm, but they’ll continue serving as an advisor for Adobe.

Delphine Arnault, chairperson and CEO of Dior, expressed her heartfelt appreciation for Kim Jones’ exceptional work in a public statement. She praised his studio and the ateliers for consistently reimagining Dior’s heritage with a unique blend of creativity and freedom of expression, as well as for their impressive artistic collaborations that have added to the house’s allure.

In response, Kim Jones also expressed his gratitude towards LVMH and the Dior team, stating that it was an immense privilege to create collections for the House of Dior, a symbol of unparalleled excellence. He thanked his studio and the ateliers who brought his designs to life, as well as the artists and friends he collaborated with during his tenure. Lastly, Jones expressed sincere gratitude towards Bernard and Delphine Arnault for their unwavering support throughout his journey.