LifeStyle Updates : McDonald’s Launching Minecraft Movie Meals, Blind Box Collectibles & Cotton Candy Desserts from Mar 27

Source : 

https://www.greatdeals.com.sg/2025/03/21/mcdonalds-minecraft-movie-meals-blind-box-collectibles

Apple Intelligence : 

• Minecraft Movie Promotion: McDonald’s Singapore is launching a limited-time campaign to promote the Minecraft Movie.

• Collectible Offerings: The campaign includes six limited-edition blind box collectibles featuring McDonaldland characters in Minecraft style.

• Food Items: The promotion features a special meal lineup and Cotton Candy desserts.

• Minecraft Movie Meal: 12 meal options, including McSpicy, Chicken McNuggets, and cheeseburgers, with Smoky BBQ McShaker™ Fries, Coca-Cola® Zero Sugar, and a collectible.

• New Desserts: Three new Cotton Candy desserts: Cotton Candy Cone, Cotton Candy Hot Fudge Sundae, and Cotton Candy OREO® McFlurry®.

• Minecraft Happy Meal Toys: 10 unique designs launching between March 27 and April 30, with two new designs released each week.

• Minecraft Movie Meal Promotion: McDonald’s is collaborating with Minecraft to launch a movie meal promotion.

• Marketing Campaign: Video commercials showcasing the meal experience and collectibles have been released on YouTube.

• Ordering Options: The meal, collectibles, and desserts will be available for dine-in, takeaway, Drive-Thru, and delivery.

LifeStyle Updates: Batam Holiday

• I went to Indonesia Batam for holiday 🛥

• Thoroughly enjoyed it with my family. Kids were really happy 😍

• Things were really cheap with currency rates so we get to live like kings and queens there 🤣.

• Watched 2 movies, ate tons of food, bought lots of snacks, bought plenty of toys, played fun world arcade, ride zoomov & train, played indoor playground, went temple. Relaxing itinerary 😆

• Looking forward to next trip, likely Malaysia.

LifeStyle Updates: Mattel Wicked Dolls Porn

URL: https://cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.com/entertainment/wicked-dolls-packaging-misprint-lead-porn-site-413661

Mattel’s new “Wicked” movie-themed dolls faced controversy due to a misprint on their packaging. The intended website URL mistakenly omitted the word “movie,” directing customers to a pornographic site instead of the promotional page. The dolls, sold at major retailers, have since been pulled from shelves, and Mattel has issued an apology for the oversight, citing its commitment to quality and safety. The incident has drawn significant attention from customers and the media.