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Attack on Titan may have finished its manga and even brought its controversial ending to theaters, but the franchise isn’t done yet. Between embarking on a new concert tour, and various other projects, Hajime Isayama’s series is taking on a new arena: murder mystery games. Thanks to Studio Ozon, Attack on Titan is getting a murder mystery.

Confirmed via Studio Ozon’s official X account and backed by Kodansha’s Attack on Titan Final Season production committee, the company has begun production on the Attack on Titan Murder Mystery project. The company is fairly established in the murder mystery and tabletop roleplaying scene, so it’s a surprising fit as Attack on Titan takes on bold new directions.

Attack on Titan’s Murder Mystery Is a Surprising Fit

Given the plot of Attack on Titan regularly involved the secrets kept even among normal humans, regardless of whether some harbored secret Titan powers, a murder mystery game could be plenty of fun. It seems to be the season of anime and tabletop collaborations, such as One Piece mixing its Wano Arc with roleplaying and longplay elements.

Studio Ozon has produced multiple other murder mysteries like Death Game Ethics perfect for two players, or Innocence’s Haunted Party where the player must pin their murder on another character successfully. With concepts like Eldians and their Marleyan oppressors, Titans living within the Walls, and a canonical coup d’état catalyzed by murder cover-ups.

There are multiple angles to make an Attack on Titan murder mystery route work, without even just the obvious social deduction elements of an Among Us-scenario type. The franchise may have told its main story, but this is the latest sign that its world still has plenty of experiences to offer.

Attack on Titan Interest Continues to Grow

While Attack on Titan The Movie: The Last Attack definitively brought the anime’s conclusion to big screens, fans are still craving more content to be adapted. The latest update, with the franchise releasing a new one Attack on Titan portal website, certainly suggests they plan on investing heavily in the franchise’s legacy and relaying any new events of the future.

While the website’s latest updates include key reveals like the upcoming 4K UHD Blu-ray release of The Last Attack on January 21, 2026, the official anime’s future has remained a major question mark. While it’s undoubtedly nice that an official concert tour and a new murder mystery are coming, the fans are clearly holding out for even bigger things.

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Hajime Isayama

First Film

Attack on Titan: The Crimson Bow and Arrow

Latest Movie

Attack on Titan: The Final Chapters (2023)

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Attack On Titan

Fun fact: classic rock always saves its best disruption for November. The labels know exactly when to push the deluxe editions, the remasters, the deep-vault surprisesand the “wait, they’re releasing new music?” moments. Vinyl collectors start circling like hawks, longtime fans get louder online, and suddenly the most relished classic rock bands are back in the release cycle as if they never left. And to a degree, they never have, never will. That’s the beauty of music, it transcends vinyl, CDs, streaming, airwaves, and just plane air.

This year is heavier than usual. You’ve got genuine comebacks, legacy bands showing they still know how to land a punch, and one cross-generational collaboration nobody predicted, but everyone is already clicking on. There’s a reason November has become an unofficial classic-rock season. It’s a time when the stakes feel higher, the releases feel richer, and the audience always shows up when the calendar closes in.

From the slow burn to the full-volume headline, here’s how this month’s drops stack up.

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Bob Dylan — Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through the Open Window (Oct 31)

Okay, Okay, technically, this one dropped the day before November officially started, but when it comes to the man with that voicesemantics be damned. Bob Dylan’s Bootleg Series Volume 18: Through The Open Window, 1956-1963 is for people who consider combing through early takes and alternate mixes a sport. Volume 18 zeroes in on a quieter, more contemplative period, the kind where he was writing with one foot in the past and one in whatever reality he was inventing at the time. These collections always reveal some framing to his creative process that didn’t make the final cut.

Hype Level: Loyal niche, small circle, heavy devotion.

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Paul McCartney — WINGS (Box Set) (Nov 7)

Any McCartney release is an event, but a full one Wings box set lands in a sweet spot for classic-rock fans who love the connective tissue between Beatles-era Macca and his later reinventions. This set pulls together remasters, B-sides, and archival material that gives context to one of his most creatively underrated periods. Vinyl fans will go straight for the special editions.

Hype Level: High among collectors with quiet mainstream buzz, loud fan buzz.

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The Rolling Stones — Black and Blue (Super Deluxe) (Nov 14)

Black and Blue has a weird place in Stones lore—a transition era between guitarists, an experiment in funk, reggae, and whatever else they were absorbing on tour. The super deluxe edition reminds you just how chaotic, strange, and alive this period was. The alt takes are messy in the best way, and the expanded studio notes give fans a window into a band figuring itself out mid-flight.

Hype Level: Steady, not explosive, but collectors eat these drops whole.

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Finger Eleven — Last Night on Earth (Nov 7)

Finger Eleven returning with fresh material after a decade is no small feat. The band built their early-2000s presence off moody alt-rock anthems that still hit hard when they sneak into a playlist. This new album leans into that darker atmosphere, more mature, more textured, and far from a phoned-in nostalgic retread. Fans who rode with them through the Paralyzer the wind will absolutely show up, and the newer audience who found them through the Spotify algorithm rabbit holes might be surprised at how well the new material holds up.

Hype Level: Underdog strong, rising fast thanks to nostalgia and curiosity.

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Cheap Trick — All Washed Up (Nov 14)

Cheap Trick has the rare distinction of being a legacy band with no identity crisis. They know exactly who they are, and All Washed Up doubles down on that DNA: punchy hooks, razor-clean riffs, and vocals that refuse to age out. It’s the kind of album that fits perfectly next to their ’70s staples without sounding frozen in amber. For classic rock fans, this should be music to your ears, and not just because of the release, but the accompanying tour. These dudes could give a masterclass on how to stay consistent for decades.

Hype Level: High! Their base treats every drop like their own birthday celebration.

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Aerosmith x Yungblud — One More Time (Nov 21)

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This is the headline, no question. Aerosmith dropping their first legit studio release in 13 years would have been news by itself. Pairing with Yungblud, a Gen Z lightning rod, turns the EP into a full cultural crossover moment. The five-track set includes brand-new material plus a 2025 remix of “Back in the Saddle,” which is either genius or unhinged depending on how you look at it. That’s exactly why the hype is high: it’s unexpected, a little chaotic, and very easy to click on. And musically, the two acts complement each other in a way that feels truly organic: Aerosmith brings the swagger, Yungblud brings the spark. And, DUH, there will be tour dates and merch to boot!

Hype Level: Off the charts equation: comeback story + generational twist = maximum curiosity.

A mum-of-two was left amazed by the unexpected harvest in her garden after her son accidentally spilled dried popcorn kernels in her dahlia bed, and other people were left gobsmacked too

A mum and her kids were left amazed at the results of an unexpected garden harvest, after her four-year-old son accidentally spilled popcorn in a garden bed.

Mum-of-two Andrea from Parker, Colorado in the US is an amateur gardener who spends her free time in her garden, where she grows specialty flowers and pumpkins. While her garden is well-planned out, something unexpected happened a few months ago, which left the family amazed by an unexpected thing growing in their garden among her dahlias. While Andrea has grown a following of over 13,000 people online from showing off the various pumpkins and flowers growing in her garden, the viewers were soon left amazed by the ‘happy accident’ that had occurred.

“My four-year-old spilled a bottle of (unpopped) popcorn, just like this, in my raised bed, and this is what happened,” Andrea revealed in her video as she showed off the tall maize plants behind her.

“It grew corn,” she announced.

The mum went on to say that her and her children were planning on picking some of the cobs that day to heat up in the microwave to see if they had truly managed to grow their own popcorn. Her son and daughter are then seen picking a cob each from the tall plant before carefully unwrapping them to reveal the bright-colored corn inside.

But this wasn’t enough to prove their success, as they then headed into the kitchen for the next step.

“So we Googled it, and it said to put the popcorn in a paper bag,” she explained. “And then it said to fold the paper bag over two times, and to microwave it for a minute and a half.”

Her kids, sitting on the counter, excitedly opened the microwave for her as the popcorn bag was placed inside. As it was then turned on, the kids sat with their faces glued to the window in the door as they anxiously awaited the microwave to heat up the popcorn bag, and hopefully pop some popcorn.

However, the cob of ‘popcorn’ never popped, with Andrea asserting that the corn was cooked but not popped. So, they decided to put it back into the microwave, and soon, the popping started.

“You guys!” Andrea exclaimed, while her son asserted that it ‘smells like popcorn’.

“Moment of truth,” the mum said as she carefully opened up the paper bag to reveal that some of the corn actually did pop into popcorn – but they didn’t look like what we’d expect popcorn to look like.

Instead, the popped corn still looked yellow like corn, but there was no doubt that they had popped. Andera went on to say that she believed the corn had been too wet at the start, which is why they didn’t pop up white and fluffy like ‘normal’ popcorn.

She went on to tell her viewers that she’d done more research, and that it was advised to leave the corn to dry before popping it. While it didn’t work when they tried again after five hours, not one person had advised, she said that she would be leaving the corn to dry for a few weeks, but went on to ask for more advice from her viewers.

However, most people took to the comment section to share their amazement at what they had seen, with one person saying: “Well, I was years old today when I learned popcorn is not just regular corn.”

“What a great lesson for the kiddos. How fun,” a second person said, while a third user wrote: “The perfect happy little accident!!”

As for advice, another viewer shared: “Hello- person from Nebraska here— you need to wait until your corn stalk and leaves are completely dry and brown before you harvest your ears. It should be treated like field/ grain corn not sweet corn.”

After a reboot of the iconic 90s film Anaconda was previously announced to be in the works, the film has received a casting update.

It was reported back in August that Hollywood heavyweights Jack Black and Paul Rudd were in discussions to appear in a reboot of the iconic 90s thriller film Anaconda.

Now the film has received a casting update, with Suicide Squad star Daniela Melachior joining the cast in a yet undisclosed role, according to Deadline.

The Portuguese actress starred in the superhero film back in 2021, and has also appeared in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Assassin Club and Fast X. The new version of the film, set to be penned and directed by Tom Gormican, aims to inject more comedy into the plot.

The original movie featured Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson and Ice Cube as a National Geographic film crew held captive by a deranged hunter on a quest to find the world’s deadliest snake.

It was previously revealed that the upcoming project won’t be a straight remake but rather a reimagining of the classic. The storyline will center around a group of friends venturing into the jungle to recreate their favorite childhood film.

While it remains unclear what roles Jack and Paul might take on, the two main characters are described as a director moonlighting as a wedding videographer and an actor who used to portray a policeman on TV.

The project is being produced by Brad Fuller and Andrew Form’s Fully Formed production company. Earlier this year, it was announced that Andrew had secured a first-look deal with Sony division Screen Gems.

Given Jack and Paul’s previous collaborations with Sony on the Jumanji and Ghostbusters franchises, their involvement in the Anaconda reboot seems highly probable.

Anaconda, the cult classic, raked in a whopping $16.6 million on its opening weekend and held onto the top spot for another week. The film went on to gross $136.8 million worldwide, cementing its status as a fan favorite.

The success of Anaconda led to the creation of an entire movie franchise, with four sequels following the original. Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid hit cinemas in 2004, seven years after the first film.

This was followed by Anaconda 3: Offspring in 2008 and Anacondas: Trail of Blood in 2009. The fifth and final installment of the franchise, Lake Placid vs Anaconda, was released on April 25, 2015.

A release date of Anaconda is yet to be revealed.

A nutritionist has warned parents against following a TikTok trend to fill babies up before bed, as she slams social media for being a breeding ground for misinformation

Parents have been warned not to try out a TikTok trend that claims to help young babies sleep longer through the night.

She says the hack could actually pose a risk of death to tiny children because of the choking hazard. ‘Mumfluencers’ in the US have been filming themselves giving their under-ones a spoon of butter shortly before bedtime to fill them up ready for a long night’s undisturbed sleep.

Elana Roumell, who describes herself as a ‘pediatric naturopathic doctor’, claims she helped her 12-month-old son to sleep better by feeding him a spoonful of butter before bed.

“It worked wonders for me and my son when he was 12 months old and waking every one to two hours to nurse,” she told her followers in a TikTok video that has been viewed more than 200,000 times.

“Growing bodies need more calories, and if they don’t get enough during the day, their blood sugar can drop overnight causing them to wake up hungry and cry. Offering a high-fat, calorie-rich food like butter or peanut butter, avocado, coconut milk – get creative! – it can help satisfy that hunger and give them that peaceful night’s sleep to sleep all night.”

A series of users tested out the theory for themselves, with mixed results. One claimed it worked for her nine-month-old son, who usually woke up once in the night but after the butter experiment slept “8.45pm to 7.45am”.

Another user filmed herself saying she gave her toddler “an entire stick of Kerry Gold butter” to see whether his sleep would improve, and jokingly claimed her “scientific experiment” resulted in failure as the butter did nothing except “gave him a good cleanse… and a terrible few days for me and his dad”. She added: “Can’t believe everything you see on TikTok, guys.”

But baby nutritionist Charlotte Stirling-Reed, author of How To Wean Your Baby and How To Feed Your Toddler, said there was “absolutely no” evidence that foods high in fat and calories could help babies sleep through the night, and slammed social media “misinformation” for spreading falsehoods to parents.

“Butter can be high in salt and saturated fat, which are not recommended in large amounts, especially for babies,” she pointed out.

“Additionally, the texture and slipperiness of butter can pose a choking risk for babies who are still developing their eating skills. Incorporating butter into cooking or spreading a thin layer on toast is perfectly fine. However, offering large chunks of butter directly from a spoon is not advisable.”

Unfortunately for sleep-deprived parents, there are no specific foods that can guarantee a good night – “otherwise we would all be using them and parental exhaustion wouldn’t be such a common issue”.

“It’s also important to remember that it’s perfectly normal for babies to wake up during the night,” Charlotte added. “To support your baby’s sleep, ensure they receive enough calories and nutrients throughout the day.”

And as for getting sucked into social media trends, Charlotte warned up to 90 percent of parenting advice on TikTok is potentially misleading. “Social media platforms are rife with misinformation, making it challenging to heed the nuanced advice of real experts,” she added.

Official NHS advice is not to introduce solid foods until babies reach six months old, and only then to be guided by your baby. They will still get most of their nutrients and calories from breast milk or formula until they turn one.

These screenings can detect the disease “before” symptoms appear.

Brits over a certain age have been urged to come forward for a vital cancer screening appointment. Women aged 50 and over are invited for a breast cancer check every three years.

The NHS explained that this could detect the disease “before” you notice any symptoms. Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in the UK, with around 56,900 new diagnoses made every year, according to Cancer Research UK.

It is also the fourth most common cause of cancer death, accounting for around 11,200 deaths annually. Although it is not common in men, it is still possible for them to develop the disease, with around 390 men diagnosed every year.

In a post made to social media platform X, the NHS said:Regular breast screening can find breast cancer before you feel it or notice any symptoms. If you are a woman, aged 50 or over, you’ll be invited for breast screening every three years, until your 71st birthday.

“Early detection and better treatments have led to improved recovery and survival from breast cancer. If you think you should have breast screening, but you are not invited automatically by the time you are 53, contact your local breast screening service.”

NHS breast screening uses X-rays, called mammograms, to look for cancers that are “too small” to see or feel. On the NHS websiteit advises that if you are 71 or over, you will not automatically be invited for breast screening.

However, you can still have breast screening every three years if you want to. You will need to call your local breast screening service to ask for an appointment.

If you’re a trans man, trans woman or are non-binary, how you are invited will depend on the gender you are registered with at a GP. If you are registered as female with a GP you will automatically be invited for breast screening.

If you are registered as male with a GP you will not automatically be invited for breast screening.

Symptoms

The NHS warns that you must see a GP if you have any symptoms of breast cancer. This is the case even if you have recently had a clear breast screening.

“Do not wait for your next breast screening appointment,” the health body said.

Symptoms of breast cancer in women may include:

• A lump, or swelling in your breast, chest or armpit
• A change in the skin of your breast, such as dimpling (may look like orange peel) or redness (may be harder to see on black or brown skin)
• A change in size or shape of one or both breasts
• Nipple discharge (if you are not pregnant or breastfeeding), which may have blood in it
• A change in the shape or look of your nipple, such as it turning inwards (inverted nipple) or a rash on it (may look like eczema)
• Pain in your breast or armpit which does not go away – breast pain that comes and goes is usually not a symptom of breast cancer

If the cancer has spread to other parts of the body, it can also cause:

• Feeling tired or having no energy
• Loss of appetite or losing weight without trying
• Feeling unwell with no clear cause
• Feeling or being sick
• Difficulty sleeping

Symptoms of breast cancer in men may include:

• A lump or swelling in your chest or armpit
• Liquid leaking from your nipples (nipple discharge), which may have blood in it
• Changes in the size or shape of either side of your chest
• Sores or ulcers on your chest
• A change in the shape or look of your nipple, such as it turning inwards (inverted nipple) or a rash on it (may look like eczema)

The NHS added: “It’s important to check your breasts regularly so you know what’s normal for you. This makes it easier to notice any changes in the size, look or feel of your breasts.”

The hair mask stimulates the follicles to encourage hair growth, while also hydrating your locks to leave them shinier and thicker

Our hair can take a beating from the cold and wind during winter, leaving it dry, brittle and rather dull. Incorporating something as simple as a hair mask into your beauty routine can make a significant difference.

Shoppers and experts are full of praise for the Hair Gain Hair Mask (180ml)a Marie Claire hair care award winner. You can buy it as well one-off for £31.99 or subscribe to receive one every 30 days for £25.59 (reduced from £31.99).

It’s filled with beneficial ingredients – no parabens or sulphates – and includes an ingredient named AnaGain that Hair Gain claims is scientifically engineered to stimulate hair growth and enhance your follicles. It has even decreased hair breakage and hair loss by up to 60% from the first use when used in conjunction with the Hair Gain Scalp Foam (£31.99 for a single purchase).

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Not only does the hair mask promote growth, it also leaves your hair feeling glossy, lush and extremely moisturized thanks to the addition of panthenol, essentially a hair conditioning agent. Nor reported by the Expressyou simply apply it to clean, damp hair, massage it from root to tip, and leave it in for 10 minutes before rinsing off. Hair Gain suggests doing this once or twice a week for optimal results.

With an impressive average of 4.4 stars across 384 reviews, the Hair Gain Hair Mask is a hit with customers. One satisfied user commented: “This hair mask is completely worth the price. I have never seen and felt such a difference in my hair from a hair mask after the first use. I have quite an itchy scalp and honestly after one use of this it was pretty much gone. My hair also felt so much healthier and softer and nourished.”

A second impressed customer wrote: “Absolutely love the Hair Gain maskmy hair feels so much healthier using this product and I have had a lot of new hair growth which is making my hair feel a lot thicker. My hair has been shocking since having my second baby and literally coming out in chunks when I was brushing it and I really do think Hair Gain has helped and would definitely recommend it to others.”

One buyer, however, noted patience is needed, as they explained: “Don’t expect miracles overnight, like some clearly are doing. Don’t expect your hair to immediately double in length the moment you rinse it off… this is ‘long game’ stuff. This is not Jack and the Beanstalk.”

Meanwhile, another happy shopper shared: “Love this. Since using the Hair Gain mask, I have received so many compliments. My hair feels thicker and has a lot more life to my very fine hair. I’ve always struggled to give my fine blonde hair body but this mask is amazing. I love the smell and texture. I’ve been telling all my friends to try it.”

Trichologist and Hair Stylist Rachel Valentine has emphasized the importance of hair care, saying: “It’s so important to look after the hair that we have and the new hair coming through, and I love to do that by a deep conditioning treatment. I love the Hair Gain one in particular because you can apply to it your scalp and your ends… Keeps hair looking fuller, stronger, shinier and way easier to manage.”

For those seeking a more budget-friendly hair mask, Valentine also mentions the Superdrug Hair Wrap Mask Aloe available for £2.99. Additionally, there’s the Grow Gorgeous Intense Thickening Hair and Scalp Mask for £17.50, reduced from £25, although there is no subscription service option.

The mobile network allows for free roaming – including UK texts, calls and data – across 48 EU destinations and this deal had been due to come to an end in 2026

Tesco Mobile has extended its free roaming in a boost for customers who are heading abroad.

The mobile network allows for free roaming – including UK texts, calls and data – across 48 EU destinations. This was due to come to an end in 2026, but Tesco Mobile has now extended its roaming beyond next year.

You can find a full list of destinations where this applies below. Mobile firms were previously banned from charging extra fees to use your UK allowance – calls, texts and data – while holidaying in the EU. This now no longer applies after Brexit.

Laura Joseph, Chief Customer Officer at Tesco Mobile, said: “We know how important it is for families to stay connected—whether you’re sharing holiday snaps, checking in with loved ones, or finding your way around a new city.

“That’s why we’re proud to extend our roaming offer, giving customers the freedom to use their UK data, minutes, and texts across 48 destinations in the EU and beyond, at no extra cost. With no setup, no hidden fees, and no stress, it’s one less thing to worry about when you’re away.”

Full list of destinations included in Tesco Mobile roaming

• Austria
• Azores
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Canary Islands
• Croatia
• Republic of Cyprus
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• France
• French Guiana
• Germany
• Gibraltar
• Greece
• Guadeloupe
• Guernsey
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Ireland (Republic of)
• Isle of Man
• Jersey
• Italy
• Latvia
• Liechtenstein
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Madeira
• Malta
• Martinique
• Mayotte
• Monaco
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• Reunion
• Romanesque
• San Marino
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
• St. Martin
• St. Barts
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Vatican City

EU roaming costs by mobile provider

• EE: £2.59 a day for contract customers. £2.50 a day, or £10 for seven days, if you are pay-as-you-go. EE has a 50GB “fair use” limit.
• Three: £2 a day for contract customers. You can buy a three-day pass for £5, a seven-day pass for £12, or a 14-day pass for £24. You can also buy a Data Passport for £5 for unlimited data in 89 countries. No charge for pay-as-you-go. Three has a 12GB “fair use” limit.
• Vodafone: £2.42 a day if you’re on contract. You can buy a European Roaming pass for £12 for 8 days or £17 for 15 days. £9 for 3GB for eight days if you’re pay-as-you-go. Vodafone has a 25GB “fair use” limit.
• sky: £2 a day. No “fair use” limit.
• Vox: £2.45 a day for one day. You can buy a pass for £4.50 for two days, £12 for eight days, or £17 for 15 days. Voxi has a 20GB “fair use” limit.
• O2: No roaming fees. O2 has a 25GB “fair use” limit.
• GiffGaff: No roaming fees. GiffGaff has a 5GB “fair use” limit.
• Tesco Mobile: No roaming fees. “Fair use” limit depends on your plan.

John Lewis is back with another designer tote bag collaboration, and shoppers are already rushing to stockpile them

John Lewis has revealed its latest affordable designer accessory, and it’s already set to be a huge high street hit among shoppers.

Following the success of the Lulu Guinness shopper, the retailer has teamed up with Tommy Hilfiger for a brand new £15 designer tote bag.

The new bag brings Tommy Hilfiger’s signature preppy aesthetic to everyday shoppers, think clean lines and the classic red, white and blue color palette.

Designed to be practical and stylish, it’s big enough for everyday essentials making it the perfect work bag, chic supermarket tote, or even an overnight bag.

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The bag is currently only available for John Lewis members who have the app via an early access link.

It’s completely free to sign up as a member if you can’t wait for the official release.

Savvy shoppers on Facebook have been quick to praise the latest drop, calling it the perfect Christmas present.

With its functionality and stylish look, not to mention the tempting price tag, it’s no surprise shoppers are singing its praises.

Lulu Guinness’s previous tote got lots of love from shoppers thanks to its designer appeal combined with a supermarket price tag, and that’s exactly what this Tommy Hilfiger tote has.

Already labeled as a ‘bestseller’ on the app, this new Tommy Hilfiger tote looks like it will follow in Lulu’s footsteps as the next cult shopper bag.

We predict it will sell out as soon as the official release, so signing up for early access is shoppers’ best bet to nab one before it inevitably goes.