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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Toronto featured a unique set of surprise songs on its fourth night, with Swift performing a guitar mashup of "Mr. Perfectly Fine (Taylor’s Version)" and "Better Than Revenge," and a piano mashup of "State of Grace" and "Labyrinth." The tour, which includes nine shows in Canada, will continue with two more performances in Toronto before concluding in Vancouver.
Sleepy Skunk's annual Movie Trailer Mash-Up has returned, offering a 6-and-a-half-minute journey through the cinematic landscape of 2023, from the quiet romance of "Past Lives" to the horror of "M3GAN" and the visual spectacle of "Oppenheimer." The mash-up is divided into sections with varying tones to showcase the diversity of the year's films, including overlooked gems like "Hidden Blade." It serves as a reminder of the year's rapid passage and the enduring vibrancy of cinema, even in the face of industry challenges.
Ubisoft's new animated series for Netflix, Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix, takes various characters from Ubisoft's game catalog and throws them into a dystopian technocratic sci-fi future. The show, created by Adi Shankar, features a cyborg super-soldier named Dolph Laserhawk and includes characters from franchises like Rayman, Assassin's Creed, and Rabbids. With its satirical tone, mashup of visual styles, and dark comedic sci-fi narrative, Captain Laserhawk manages to make viewers invested in previously overlooked Ubisoft characters. The series is now available for streaming on Netflix.
A custom-made collectible called Marshmallow Barbie, which combines Barbie with the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man from Ghostbusters, has sold out immediately for £450.00 ($600 US). Created by artist Amy Coleslaw of I Felt Kitsch, the figure is needle felted and features a face from a "mutilated Barbie doll." While an officially licensed Ghostbusters-themed Barbie doll is unlikely, fans have expressed interest in seeing Barbie wield an unlicensed nuclear accelerator in the future.
A Volkswagen Beetle pickup truck built on a BMW E46 wagon chassis has been created by Jo's Fab Lab. The truck's bed is inspired by a Ford F-150, while the roof is from a Peugeot 206 and the lower part of the front bumper is from a 2014 Porsche Cayman S. Despite being a mashup of different vehicles, the finished product works from a design perspective. The owner uses it every day to haul stuff and has driven it from England to Wales and Scotland several times.