Cinemas threaten Minecraft Movie audiences over ‘chicken jockey’ TikTok trend

Looks like theaters are cracking down on the viral "chicken jockey" TikTok trend ahead of the Minecraft Movie's release. The trend, which mixes some funny game characters, has some cinemas worried about distractions. The Guardian reports on the growing tension between viral trends and the movie-going vibe.

Hollywood's latest production partner? Churchgoers. A startup called The Wonder Project lets Christian viewers vote on and invest in movie ideas they believe in. The New York Times says it’s giving audiences producer-level power—and changing how faith-based films get made.

Arsenal shocked Real Madrid with a stunning Champions League win, putting themselves in a strong spot, but Madrid isn’t done yet. James Olley and Alex Kirkland for ESPN. The second leg at the Bernabéu will be crucial, and they’ll need all the home support they can get. Arsenal showed great tactics, but Madrid's still got a chance to turn it around.

Barbie just dropped a new Ken Doll, and it’s none other than LeBron James! The basketball star will be part of a limited-edition set, with autographed dolls available exclusively at Undefeated. Sneaker News has the scoop on this awesome collab that's giving fans a fresh way to rep LeBron.

Instagram is stepping up its search game to keep up with TikTok, making it easier to find videos and trending topics. The update adds video suggestions and more dynamic search options, putting the spotlight on fast, engaging content. Sarah Perez over at TechCrunch has the details on how this could change the way we discover on the platform.

Late-night shows are having to pivot fast as global tariffs keep changing, throwing off their production timelines and costs. With shifting trade policies, everything from set designs to international bookings could be impacted. The New York Times highlights how this unpredictability could lead to delays and higher expenses, putting extra pressure on the shows to adjust quickly.

Looks like the trinket girlies are in for some sticker shock. With rising tariffs targeting imports from China, accessories like jewelry are about to get a lot pricier. Brooke LaMantia breaks it down for The Cut, showing how this could hurt both small businesses and shoppers on a budget.

A TikTok video about influencer culture cost a fashion industry worker her job after it went viral. The incident raises questions about how personal content impacts professional life, and Slate Magazine dives into the growing tension between social media freedom and workplace rules.

Coffee Mate’s piña colada-flavored creamer is getting way more love than expected, thanks to The White Lotus finale. What started as a limited edition flavor is now a fan favorite, with social media buzzing about it nonstop. Shubhangi Goel from Business Insider explains how pop culture moments can work wonders for brand success.

Markets are on edge as the U.S. considers layering new tariffs on top of the old ones still hanging around from the Trump years. With no clear direction on trade, businesses are stuck guessing—and it's messing with supply chains and costs. The New York Times says this tariff limbo is making investors nervous.