Topps is releasing its first-ever Dune Chrome 2024 trading card collection, celebrating Denis Villeneuve's "Dune: Part One" and "Dune: Part Two" films. The collection features a 90-card Base Set with movie scenes and character cards, including rare parallels[1]. A unique chase card in the collection will contain actual spice used in the Dune movies[1]. Additionally, the set includes autograph cards from stars like Jason Momoa, Josh Brolin, and Rebecca Ferguson, along with various insert cards featuring never-before-seen behind-the-scenes photos[1]. The Dune Chrome 2024 collection will be available for pre-order on Topps.com on September 16, 2025, and released on October 10, 2025[1].

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Nerdist has partnered with Spirit Halloween and Trick 'r Treat writer-director Michael Dougherty to host "The Spirit of Sam Costume Contest" to celebrate the film's first-ever 4K theatrical release. The contest, which runs from September 19 to October 5, invites participants to submit their best Trick 'r Treat-inspired costumes for a chance to win Spirit Halloween gift cards and movie tickets. Dougherty himself will help judge the entries, seeking costumes that embody the dual nature of Sam and Halloween itself.

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The article from Nerdist.com reports on a viral YouTube video by the channel Vinheteiro, which features a person in a Darth Vader costume "playing" rubber chickens to perform John Williams' "Imperial March" from Star Wars. While the video accurately mimics the iconic tune, the article lightheartedly criticizes Vader's uncharacteristic behavior of throwing the chickens after the performance, comparing it to Kylo Ren's tantrums. The Vinheteiro channel has also created similar rubber chicken renditions of other famous songs, including themes from Titanic and Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart".

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