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BoxLunch set to open first Corridor location at Coral Ridge Mall. CREDIT CORAL RIDGE MALL BoxLunch, a popular TV show and movie merchandise retailer, is set to arrive at the Coral Ridge Mall in Coralville later this year. According to a Facebook post from the Coral Ridge Mall account, the chain of retail stores described as "the ultimate pop culture paradise" will be housed between the Kay Jewelers and Bath and Body Works stores in the mall. Opened in 2015, BoxLunch (owned by retailer Hot Topic) "is a civic-minded web + brick and mortar based specialty retailer offering a curated collection of licensed and non-licensed merchandise," describes the retailer's website. "With every $10 spent on our pop culture-themed product offering of apparel, accessories, home goods, gift and novelty, and collectibles, BoxLunch will help provide a meal secured by Feeding America on behalf of local member food banks." They specialize in popular media brands such as Marvel, Star Wars, Disney, Harry Potter, etc. while selling merchandise from clothing items to accessories like backpacks to collectible figurines. With their food donation policy, they have accounted for more than 175 million meals, according to their website. This location will mark Iowa's third BoxLunch, and the second to open this year, just behind the Northpark Mall location in Davenport (opened in July 2026) and the Jordan Creek Town Center location in West Des Moines (opened in 2017). According to data company ScrapeHero, BoxLunch has 300 locations across the nation, spanning from coast to coast. The exact opening date is to be determined, according to the post, but the barrier adorned with BoxLunch's logo promises that the store will open before the end of the year.

Official Ultron art features 3 new looks at his robot form in VisionQuest. Marvel just unveiled a new look at Ultron's robot form in its upcoming Disney+ series, VisionQuest. Ultron is returning in the Disney+ series VisionQuest, eleven years after his last live-action appearance. Ahead of his comeback, Marvel has officially revealed three new looks at his robot form. The series, the final installment of Wanda Maximoff and Vision's trilogy that began with WandaVision, premieres on October 14. It follows White Vision as he tries to find meaning in his existence, and to do so, he consults numerous AIs created by Tony Stark, including Ultron, whose design was closely guarded by Marvel before the show's first public trailer was unveiled at Disney's D23 Expo. Popular retailer BoxLunch unveiled three VisionQuest T-shirts featuring distinct artwork of Ultron's robot form. One zeroes in on the murderous AI's helmeted head, a design first seen in 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron. This is undoubtedly Ultron's best head design, so it is unsurprising that Marvel is bringing it back rather than the other Ultron forms from that movie. The artwork places his head inside red and black geometric lines styled after a circuit board, and his red eyes make the design look more intimidating while leaning into the character's mechanical nature. The second look shows Ultron's entire body. The artwork features a dark silhouette of the AI's frame embedded inside block letters spelling out his name, with pixel-styled dots scattered across the design like fragments of loose data, which fits the story the series is trying to tell. The final design is the most detailed of the three. It renders Ultron's body like a technical schematic in pale blue line art, his endoskeleton intricately drawn with numerous joints and seams visible to the naked eye. Ultron's robot design is expected to appear a decent number of times in the show, but his human form, played by James Spader, will feature far more, as the trailer made clear. VisionQuest showrunner Terry Matalas explained the reasoning to Polygon, pushing back on fan speculation that the choice was a budgetary restriction: "People say it's a budget thing; it's not, it's a James Spader thing. I love James Spader. Who doesn't love James Spader? I just want to see James, and I want to see Bettany." He also reassured fans that they'll "get plenty of robot action in the show." How essential will Ultron be in VisionQuest? VisionQuest has been described as a story about fathers and sons, which automatically makes Ultron's presence extremely important given his history with Vision. In Age of Ultron, the villainous synthezoid unintentionally created Vision, which makes him something of a father to him. There is also so much complexity to the character that the film never had the runtime to explore, and that will now be addressed. Vision is also looking for answers, and finding them means exploring the genesis of his existence, which points back to Ultron. Ultron will also serve as a cautionary tale in an AI-driven world, a reminder of how dangerous the technology can be. Despite seemingly being destroyed by Vision at the end of Age of Ultron, the murderous AI found a way to survive. He uploaded himself into Vision's mind and now lives in what Paul Bettany described as a "fantastic prison loft" inside his head, a space the synthezoid visits when he enters rest mode. That mental realm is depicted as a massive mansion populated by other Tony Stark-created AIs, including JARVIS, EDITH, FRIDAY, and DUM-E, all of whom take on human avatars. Ultron's presence also gives the show its major villain and positions him as the "devil" on Vision's shoulder, likely dishing out bad advice to a synthezoid who barely understands how the world works. Vision is basically like a baby at this point, having received a large pool of memories he does not understand and does not know what to do with.

Be its guest to 90s nostalgia: BoxLunch drops exclusive Beauty and the Beast VHS Collection! September 7, 2026 Some posts may contain affiliate links which means its team could earn money if you purchase products from its site. Get ready for the ultimate dose of 90s nostalgia! BoxLunch Gifts has just released an exclusive Beauty and the Beast VHS Tape Collection that will instantly transport you back to the golden era of rewinding tapes and rewinding childhood memories. This drop captures all the vintage charm of the original movie release, wrapping up classic Disney magic in two irresistible, everyday accessories. Let's start with the Beauty and the Beast VHS Tape Figural Mini Backpack, available for $89.90. Crafted to mimic the iconic clam-shell VHS case Chip and Co all grew up loving, this bag comes packed with clever details. Lift the front flap to reveal an embossed VHS tape print hiding underneath, complete with adjustable shoulder straps for a custom fit and a themed lining on the inside that makes opening your bag feel like stepping right into the story. To complete the retro look, there is the matching Beauty and the Beast VHS Tape Figural Wallet for $39.90. Featuring the classic VHS artwork front and back, it is built to keep your essentials neat without sacrificing style. Inside, you will find seven card slots, a clear ID sleeve, a bill compartment, and a secure zippered pocket, making it the ideal throwback accessory to pack for your next trip to the Disney Parks. Credit: BoxLunch Name (Required) For the BEST in Disney, Universal, Dollywood, and SeaWorld Theme Park News, Entertainment, Merchandise & More follow Chip and Co on, Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and Youtube.