Is Lego’s New Nostalgia-Fueled Set An Instant Classic?

Lego has officially released what may shape up to be one of its most nostalgic sets ever: the “Peanuts: Snoopy’s Doghouse” Set. The 964 piece set celebrates over 75 years of the beloved comic strip, and features a posable Snoopy figure, Woodstock figure and modular background set. Build it as the iconic red doghouse, or switch it to reveal a starry night sky backdrop, where Snoopy and Woodstock can “toast” marshmallows. The classic set also includes Snoopy’s well-known typewriter. The kit is available for pre-order now, and will ship starting on June 1, 2026.

Bombas is best known for its socks (and its exceptional charity work), but the brand has recently expanded into footwear as well. Previously, it launched the Friday Sandal, a classic take on the iconic slide made from a single piece of lightweight, durable, waterproof EVA foam. Now, it has expanded the lineup to include the Friday Clog, a closed-toed mule made the same way. It shares all the same features, but with a more conservative upper. That said, it still has vents for draining and breathability, so it is still plenty comfortable.

Available with either a 4.7-inch or 6-inch high-resolution display, Garmin’s latest rugged, moto-focused GPS unit is its best yet. The Zūmo XT3 boasts a host of dynamic features, including pre-loaded street and high-definition topo maps, group tracking and a live lean gauge that records and summarizes real-time lean angle metrics. Racing enthusiasts can even activate a Garmin Performance Package with access to a lap timer, drag race stats and more.

Everlane’s 1990s-style oversized anorak windbreaker is made from 100-percent recycled nylon and polyester, and treated with a non-PFAS water-resistant coating. It has a large storm hood with a gusseted neck that’s closed with snaps and elastic pull cords. The cuffs have elastic bands, and the waist has an adjustable elastic pull cord. It is outfitted with two slated, welted hand pockets and comes in solid black or navy blue.

A vacuum-based record-cleaning machine uses high-powered vacuums to suction debris (and fluid, which is applied during the cleaning process) and improve the sound quality of vinyl records. Basically, it’s something reserved for audiophiles who take vinyl very seriously. Okki Nokki’s One DV is the successor to the brand’s well-loved MK II RCM, and it’s got a couple of notable upgrades. It features a unique unibody design, an integrated reservoir tank and a configurable vacuum arm so it can clean 7-, 10- and 12-inch records. No changing arms required.

One of the most prolific names in the world of Chevrolet just revealed its latest, a 1,564-horsepower beast, the all-new Stage III Yenko/SC Twin-Turbocharged Corvette E-Ray. Yenko and Chevy go together like steak and wine, or Roush and Ford. As indicated by the name, it’s Specialty Vehicle Engineering’s latest take on the gas-electric Corvette, all in honor of legendary tuner, Don Yenko. Mostly known for working on Camaros, the Yenko treatment makes its way to Chevy’s halo car since, currently, the Camaro is no longer in production. And the upgrades list is extensive, including a nearly completely custom-overhauled 6.2-liter twin-turbo LT-2, a Stage III transmission upgrade, custom-machined wheels, lots of Yenko badges and the option for even more Yenko-branded accessories.