It’s June 2025 and we’re a couple of weeks away from the release of yet another Jurassic World movie and whilst many of us long-time fans of the franchise were left underwhelmed by the last couple of releases, there’s hope yet. Jurassic World: Rebirth is set to take the franchise.

As Warner Bros prepares to reboot the franchise into a big-budget TV show akin to The Rings of Power, Harry Potter is returning to the forefront once more. Sadly, the new show is in the very early stages as casting continues, but don’t worry impatient Potterheads, because there’s something else.

Lighting kits for LEGO sets, something I’ve been a fan of for a number of years now, are everywhere. AFOLs are embracing them as the ultimate upgrade for their LEGO collection, and there are more options for suppliers than ever before. When LeLightGo offered me the opportunity to review one.

Ghostbusters, a franchise that has been a favourite of mine since young childhood. Two movies and an epic animated run, action figures now worth a small fortune, a handful of 8 and 16-bit videogames, it’s a franchise that had already done so much before the turn of the century. Here.

With a wealth of characters, a galaxy of adventures, the entire space-time continuum at your figure-tips, and sixty years of lore to draw from Doctor Who is primed for a TT Games LEGO game of it’s own. Whovians were given a tease of what this might look like back in.