I saw this new-era Brooklyn Dodgers hat on sale at a thrift store in Williamsburg for $8. I don’t think it’s rare, but I thought wow, what a steal. Am I wrong?

Jeremy Allen White wears rare discontinued Filson Waxed Tin Cloth Duster jacket on set of the bear. And looks fabulous in it. Mark my words the price of this rare coat will skyrocket.

https://www.gearpatrol.com/style/jeremy-allen-white-the-bear-filson-trench-coat/

Over the past few weeks, Magic the Gathering's next upcoming card set Modern Horizons 3, has been spoiled by leakers. Leaks, of course, ruin surprises for enfranchised players... and have also plagued the card game since its creation 25+ years ago. I mean, Magic players just LOVE new cards, official release schedule be damned. Today, Wizards of the Coast ––Magic's publishers––responded to the leaks by showing official pictures of the upcoming cards. There are some WILD designs and I'm so excited (Especially all the Eldrazi stuff).
Read more here: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/the-modern-horizons-3-leaks-nulldrifters-and-you

Yamaguchi’s doll, available as of April 24, is also a celebration of AAPI Heritage Month, honoring Yamaguchi’s history-making turn as the first Asian American woman to win the gold medal in figure skating at the Olympics.

Read More: https://people.com/kristi-yamaguchi-gets-inspiring-woman-barbie-for-aapi-heritage-month-exclusive-8636681

On Sunday, Dodger's Shohei Ohtani hit his 176th career home run, breaking the record previously held by Hideki Matsui. The fan who caught the lucky ball decided to keep it, even though fans traditionally return milestone catches to the player that hit them. This caused controversy online. What do you think? Should fans return special balls to the team?