X LEGO Sets Releasing in 2026 That Will Make Your Kid a Collector for Life

LEGO offers something for everyone, but sets based on popular movies and characters are often a great way to get kids interested. Over the last two decades, huge franchises have become incredibly popular with people of all ages. Things like superheroes and Star Wars, once considered niche interests, are now as well-known as classic brands. If you’re hoping to introduce your child to the fun of LEGO building, finding the right set is key. Here’s a list of some of the best LEGO sets to start a collection. While not all are based on major movies, most are. Because these sets appeal to both kids and adults – and often represent series that parents enjoy too – these are our top five picks to spark a lifelong love of LEGO in your child.

The Epic Games Store Free Games for January 15 Are Official Appetizers for New February 2026 Game

Most people agreed that the free games offered daily by the Epic Games Store in December weren’t particularly exciting, with only a few titles like Viewfinder, The Callisto Protocol, and Disco Elysium really standing out among the 14 games given away. However, it’s a new year, and the Epic Games Store has a chance to win players back. Many believe it’s already started to do so, beginning the year with strong freebies like Total War: Three Kingdoms and Wildgate, with Bloons TD 6 currently available. The free games for January 15th are also impressive, not necessarily because of the games themselves, but because they’re seen as a preview of a highly anticipated release coming in February 2026.

Satoshi’s Ghost Just Spent 2,000 BTC… Chaos Ensues! 😱

According to Julio Moreno – the Sherlock Holmes of crypto data at CryptoQuant (or as we like to call him, The Ledger Lord) – this particular whale hasn’t so much as twitched a fin since November 2024. Back then, Bitcoin was gallivanting around $91,000, wearing diamond-studded socks and buying virtual yachts. 🛵💎

Open-World Games Where The Best Content Is Easy To Miss

These games offer so much content that completing everything – even the main story – can feel overwhelming. Even the most committed players often overlook things, which really highlights how difficult it can be to discover all the hidden secrets in some open-world games without using a guide.