Lego Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga has been unveiled at Gamescom, and it’s launching sometime in spring 2022.The highly anticipated LEGO Star Wars game has been unveiled with a rather cool (and sometimes hilarious) trailer.As part of Gamescom Opening Night Live, viewers were treated to a glimpse of the upcoming LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. And it looks as though it will officially launch in spring 2022.A galaxy of adventure arrives Spring 2022.

Bionicle game called Masks Of Power aims to revive the popular series of LEGO construction toys based on the story universe of the same name.Team Kanohi, the team behind the project, released an environmental trailer yesterday (August 10) which showed off the game’s visuals.

Marvel has confirmed that Lego Marvel Super Heroes is coming to the Nintendo Switch later this year.The beloved action-adventure features an original storyline starring the likes of Iron Man, Captain America, Wolverine, Black Widow, Hulk, Deadpool, Thor, Spider-Man, Loki, and many more.

a 478-piece set to create Boba Fett’s “Starship,” as it’s now dubbed. “We’re not calling it ‘Slave I’ anymore,” said LEGO “Star Wars” lead designer Michael Lee Stockwell, Jedi News reported. “Everybody is [dropping the name],” he added, apparently referring to Disney studios.

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” film (set to debut in December 2021), Lego has revealed the Marvel Comics Universe character’s latest set: the iconic Daily Bugle Building. The Daily Bugle, a fictional New York City tabloid newspaper, was first featured in “The Amazing Spider-Man” comic series in 1963 — and has become a iconic fixture in the MCU.

LEGO and Nintendo have announced the LEGO Super Luigi Starter Course.The Adventures with Luigi Starter Course is slated to launch on August 1, and will be £49.99. It features 280 pieces, and can be combined with the previous LEGO Super Mario sets.

plush dolls any more: Baby Yoda will soon be part of a 1,000 piece Lego set, just in time for the second season of “The Mandalorian.”Disney and Lucasfilm announced “Mando Mondays,” a 9-week-long event that celebrates the “Star Wars” series with the release of toys and other collectables.The first “Mando Monday” will be the Lego set on October 26 — ahead of the October 30 premiere of “The Mandalorian” season 2.

Lego, as well as other big brands, have been looking for ways to cut plastic use in order to please customers increasingly worried about how their purchases impact the environment. Monopoly maker Hasbro, for example, has also announced plans to eliminate plastics in its packaging.Among the environmental issues posed by plastic is that it doesn’t disintegrate.

They are seen sharing tips on how to stay healthy amid the pandemic in a children-focused animated video, reports hollywoodreporter.com.