Many of the biggest names in the sneaker world are in Las Vegas this weekend for ComplexCon. Every year, footwear brands use the annual convention to unveil their most anticipated drops, and Nike has ...

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Free Fire MAX is a popular battle royale game, where new updates and new events are launched on a regular basis to keep the gameplay interesting for the players. After the Trogon x AC80 Ring Event, a ...

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As promised by Nike last year, more colorways of its 3D-printed Air Max 1000 are being released to the public. After making its debut at ComplexCon in an all-red colorway last November, the Air Max ...

Nike is preparing to give its most experimental Air Max yet a very limited public release. The Air Max 1000 will land in two colourways on 19 August: a light “Oat” edition available through a ...

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Turns out, Warner Bros. Discovery thinks HBO has some pretty good brand equity, after all. This summer, streamer Max will bend the knee and rebrand back to its original name, HBO Max. The change comes ...

WBD CEO David Zaslav announced the move, with the company declaring, "no consumer today is saying they want more content, but better content." By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Originally, the service ...