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BTS set – check out the preview images below.The LEGO ‘Ideas BTS Dynamite’ collection features the seven-piece band – comprising RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook – on the video set of their 2020 hit ‘Dynamite’.The new 749-piece LEGO set contains miniature replicas of the set of their video, featuring  the donut shop, ice cream truck and record store.It was designed by two BTS and LEGO fans, friends Josh, 20, from Indiana, and Jacob, 21, from New York. According to a press statement, the pair combined “their love of BTS and passion for LEGO building” and “worked together to bring the set to life”.Talking about their process, Jacob said: “Josh did the building and design work and, as a massive BTS fan, I told him what needed to be in it, what details were most important.

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Lego Masters producer Tuesday’s Child has acquired a controlling stake in compatriot British indie Interstellar.

Party time! Prince Harry recalled a wild drug-induced trip he had while staying at Courteney Cox’s house — and how LEGO Batman started off the festivities.

Christmas easily brings the best moments of the year for kids as the magical day sees all the toys and treats appear overnight.

Fox is bringing back its competition format Lego Masters for a fourth season.

Sir Keir Starmer, 60, has managed to win over Jeremy Clarkson, 62, after the Clarkson’s Farm host was worried about the Labour MP becoming prime minister due to his support of Jeremy Corbyn, 73. Jeremy had also previously lashed out at Starmer earlier this year for slamming former PM Boris Johnson over raising taxes for working people during PMQs in February.The ex-Top Gear host had branded Sir Keir an “idiot” over his remarks at the time, while hitting out at his hairstyle, branding the politician “Sir Lego Head”.However, in his latest column, Jeremy admitted he won’t “lose too much sleep” if Sir Keir manages to “get into No10”.The presenter said: “I think most of us accept that Labour will win the next election and that, as a result, Sir Starmer will be PM.“On the face of it, this is scary, because we all remember that he supported Corbyn.“Which means that behind the Lego hair and the cheery smile he sits on the political spectrum somewhere between Stalin and Scargill.”Despite these concerns, Jeremy went on to highlight that Tony Blair was “a proper little lefty”, but has since been defending Qatar amid the human rights controversies surrounding holding the 2022 World Cup in the country.The opinionated television personality continued in his The Sun column: “So who’s Starmer? What does he really think?“Well, to try to find out, I’ve had a look at his famously secretive family. “And it turns out his wife, Victoria, is a tennis fan and that the couple called their son Toby.“They’ve never revealed, publicly, the name of their daughter.

New research has revealed the 10 toys that parents believe are most likely to stand the test of time

Ulrika Jonsson's indignation has been provoked by Gino D'Acampo, who recently quipped David Beckham had "ruined his life" by giving him an impossible standard to live up to by spending time with his four children. Gino insisted that he has no "patience" for kids and wasn't interested in Lego or Disney films, leading Ulrika to call out his "misogynistic" implication that spending time with children is "women's work".Not only does Gino deliver a point blank "no" to his daughter when she asks him if they can watch Frozen together, but he also says he has "no regrets" about not spending much quality time with his children, as he "doesn't like" them at a young age.He recalled his own childhood relationship with his father - seeing him for one hour per day at the dinner table, and then another couple of hours on a Sunday when they would go to the park - and blasted David Beckham for portraying a very different reality with his own family."I don't have patience for kids...

Amy Corbett and Jamie Bernard, judges on FOX’s hit show "Lego Masters," are spilling the details on the show’s third season plus, all the crazy twists and turns fans can expect from this season. There are new challenges, explosions, fun times with host Will Arnett, amazing builders, and so much more that leads Corbett and Bernard to call this season one of the best they’ve had so far.

We're not going to scare you by telling you how many weekends it is until Christmas but it's safe to say that many shoppers are already getting ahead with their present shopping. And if you have a Harry Potter fan in your life, you might want to check out Amazon for some truly magical deals.

EXCLUSIVE: ITV Studios is taking celeb drag contests international through British reality format Queens For the Night.

EXCLUSIVE: Banijay balloon format Blow Up is being inflated in Germany.

But the sensitive ex-PE teacher, who captivated judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood with her vintage cake decorating, pillar-box red lipstick and frequent double entendres, struggles to accept she deserves her place at baking's top table."I still get imposter syndrome," admits the 37-year-old publican's daughter. "I still get nervous when each new series comes out.

Many of us will have vivid memories of visiting Father Christmas as a child and excitedly sharing details of the toys that featured on our Christmas lists.

The Sainsbury's up to half price toy sale is always a popular one with families and parents are awaiting this year's more eagerly than ever. Last year's event was delayed until November, but this year's looks set to go ahead in the usual month, October.

A huge nostalgic part of childhood for many Brits was the pre-Christmas trip to Toys R Us to let our parents know what we might like to put on our list to Santa that year. And if that fills your heart with warmth and joy, then you’ll be thrilled to hear that Toys R Us is BACK!

: There’ll be hundreds of thousands of deals across every category imaginable, and the retailer promises the lowest prices you’ll find all year on select products. Amazon is also introducing something called the Top 100 list, which will feature a selection of deals on this year’s most giftable items from brands like Adidas, iRobot, Samsung, Lego, and KitchenAid.We still don’t know exactly what’s in store for the second Prime Day, but we’re anticipating plenty of similar deals to July’s .

this time around? To help you make the most of your time and money, we tracked down everything we know about the sale so far—including its exact date and the early deals you need to shop right now. Let’s get into it.First, you’re not losing your mind: This year’s took place earlier this year in mid-July.

With Christmas now less than 100 days away, leading UK toy retailer Argos has announced its highly anticipated list of the top toys that are set to dominate Christmas wish lists in 2022 – and 60% are under £50.