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Lego’s monthly releases always wax and wane, and November is certainly one of the most waning months we’ve had in a while.

Lego and Jurassic Park have a long and robust relationship, one that covers all manner of actual Lego sets as well as animated TV.

Lego’s latest collaboration with Nintendo isn’t part of its digitally enhanced Mario line or its

The feast and famine of Lego releases continues as, after last month’s Star Wars blowout, October is looking like a quieter month in terms of sheer volume of sets to tempt your wallet. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t heavy hitters among those to come!

After previously announcing that it would be pivoting to recycled plastic bottles to make bricks, Lego is now walking back on that promise. The toy manufacturer has given up on its plan to use recycled bottles, claiming that the plastic wasn’t sustainable enough.

Lego’s Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series has played host to massive recreations of the galaxy far, far away’s vehicles and ships,

August was a bumper month for Lego, bringing plenty of bricks for you to beat the heat with. September is an altogether quieter outing...

Great news: Lego saw all that sunny summer weather we’ve been having and decided that it’s simply too much chance for heatstroke, so we should all stay inside well-ventilated rooms, hydrate, and build some new Lego sets. Lots of them. Lots and lots and lots of them.

By now, you've probably heard of the "metaverse." But despite all the hype, the metaverse might still be a little confusing. So, what is the metaverse? And what type of impact could it have on our everyday lives?