Entertainment News: LEGO Death Star Launch & Celebrity Controversy
Welcome to the entertainment hub where you get the newest buzz without wading through fluff. We cover everything that matters to fans – massive LEGO releases, celebrity talk, movies, and more. Below you’ll find quick insights on two hot stories that just landed on our radar.
LEGO’s Biggest Star Wars Set Yet
If you love LEGO or Star Wars, the new Death Star UCS is a must‑see. With 9,023 pieces, 38 minifigures and a price tag of £899.99, it’s the most detailed set the brand has ever offered. Builders can recreate the trash compactor, Palpatine’s throne room, and even a surprise stormtrooper in a hot tub. Early access starts on Oct 1, 2025 for LEGO Insiders; the public can grab it from Oct 4. This set isn’t just a toy – it’s a collector’s piece that will dominate any shelf.
What makes it interesting isn’t only the size. The set includes tiny details that even die‑hard fans will notice, like hidden LED lights for the reactor core. If you’re thinking about buying, consider the build time: most owners spend a few weekends putting it together. It’s also a great gift for someone who enjoys both building and the Star Wars saga.
Richard Dreyfuss Sparks Backlash
Switching gears, the entertainment world is also buzzing about actor Richard Dreyfuss. During a Q&A after a screening of *Jaws* in Beverly, Massachusetts, he made remarks that many called sexist and transphobic. The comments sparked a wave of criticism on social media and prompted an official apology from the Cabot theatre. Fans are divided – some defend his right to speak, while others say the remarks cross a line.
The incident highlights how quickly a single moment can affect a film event’s atmosphere. It also shows the growing expectation that public figures stay respectful, especially when discussing sensitive topics. If you plan to attend similar events, expect stronger moderation and clearer policies from venues.
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No Jackpot on Aug 4 Set For Life Draw, but Over 165k Players Win Small Prizes
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Ghost of Yōtei Review: A Bloody Samurai Sequel That Delivers
Ghost of Yōtei expands on its predecessor with visceral combat, flexible stealth, and a striking visual style. The game follows Atsu’s revenge quest, offering both brutal melee and ranged tactics. New aesthetic modes and a dense open world keep the experience fresh, though some platforming feels repetitive. Overall, it refines the samurai fantasy without reinventing the genre.
LEGO Star Wars Death Star UCS launches with 9,023 pieces at £899.99
LEGO’s biggest Star Wars set yet is here: the Death Star UCS (75419) with 9,023 pieces, 38 minifigures, and a UK price of £899.99. The build recreates classic scenes like the trash compactor and Palpatine’s throne room, and even sneaks in a stormtrooper in a hot tub. Early access for LEGO Insiders starts Oct 1, 2025; general release follows Oct 4.
Richard Dreyfuss Faces Outrage for Alleged Sexist and Transphobic Remarks at ‘Jaws’ Screening
Richard Dreyfuss has ignited a firestorm of criticism following alleged sexist and transphobic remarks made during a Q&A session at a screening of *Jaws* in Beverly, Massachusetts. The actor's comments have overshadowed the event, drawing backlash from attendees and an official apology from the Cabot theater.