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For those who are fans of LEGO Masters, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that the show has been officially renewed for a second season on Fox. Casting for the new season has already started and you can still apply if you like. The production of the show is planned for spring 2021 and will be airing later in the year. Will Arnett will still be the host and executive producer while judges Jamie Berard and Amy Corbett are set to return as well. The winners of Season 1 were Tyler and Amy.

On a side note, I was asked by one of the casting associates to be on the show but I had to politely decline because I’m not in a position to take an extended period of time off.

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The number of new LEGO fans are growing every day and there’s something extra that kids can get for free that some of you may not know about called the LEGO Life Magazine. It’s a physical magazine that gets mailed to you four times a year and it is filled with activities, posters, comics, and more for kids ages 5-9. If you missed any previous issues, you can also download previous issues that date back to 2018. Again, signup is free and you’ll just need your LEGO.com account to fill out the subscription information.

With winter and Christmas shopping season well underway, LEGO.com has the widest range of options available online for everyone to choose the perfect toys and gifts for family & friends.

We wanted to dedicate this weeks newsletter to a special part of the LEGO world that you may not know about called LEGO Life!

LEGO Life is a FREE (and yes, even shipping is free!) magazine subscription that is delivered straight to your home 4 times a year. It is made for children ages 5 to 9 and comes filled with fun activities/inspirations that include some of our most loved LEGO creations made by kids, comics, posters and more. Each magazine contains many products that we have at LEGO.com so children and parents can browse for gifts, check out what’s new or add a product your wish lists! The LEGO Life magazine inspires children to create and interact with the LEGO environment as they wish and is a wonderful activity to

The sweepstakes for the LEGO Store Leicester Square Lester minifigure is now live on the LEGO VIP Reward Center. The minifigure was available way back in 2016 with the grand opening of the Leicester Square flagship store. This version of it comes in a sealed case and certified UKG 100% Gold. Each entry is 50 VIP points and there is a maximum of 15 entries for 750 points. The sweepstakes will end on November 29.

Enter the VIP Sweepstakes for your chance to win this Leicester Square “Lester” Minifigure. This collectible comes in a sealed clear case for secure display. (UKG 100% Gold). Ends 11/29.

Maximum of 15 entries per VIP Member – please see full terms and conditions for details and eligibility requirements. Sweepstakes closes 29th November 2020. Eligible countries: Canada (excluding Quebec), Estonia, France, Greece, Hungary, Republic of Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States. Please note, you are not eligible to enter from the following locations: Canada: Quebec is ineligible

You can check out my review of the minifigure here.

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We all know that LEGO takes care of their employees very well and if you want to work for them, there are some new benefits that they have announced for all employees. One of the main things they are doing is that all LEGO employees will have 26 weeks paid childcare leave for new parents. There is also caregiver leave if you need to take off some time to look after family. LEGO is also offering life and total permanent disability insurance to everyone whether you work at the headquarters of at a LEGO Brand Store. All of this is part of their 2022 sustainability initiatives to improve life at work. If you are interested in working for LEGO, you can check the jobs page to see if there is anything that interests you.

By the end of 2022, all LEGO employees will have 26 weeks paid childcare leave for primary caregivers! ❤️ And there’s more…#OurLEGOFamily #FamilyFriendlyWorkplace pic.twitter.com/pLU8v7kCUz

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) November 3, 2020

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Yesterday, LEGO released some new LEGO DOTS patterns for Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons. People started speculating if LEGO would be doing more with the Animal Crossing franchise and LEGO has released a statement about it. In short, no, LEGO won’t be doing anything much more than that with ACNH at this time. Keep in mind, there is a LEGO Ideas project that is in review and there’s a chance that it could be an official set in the future. Fingers crossed. Check out LEGO’s statement below.

Hi everyone –

You might have seen yesterday that we announced we were adding new LEGO DOTs patterns in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

I’ve been asked by our PR team to clarify that this isn’t a partnership or a collaboration with Nintendo – but rather LEGO DOTS tapping into ACNH, as other brands have done. We haven’t directly worked with Nintendo on this (I know it’s confusing).

We are working with Nintendo for LEGO Super Mario of course, but not for ACNH.

Hope that makes sense!

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