On my first day in Milan for the 2026 Winter Olympics, I wandered to the heart of the city to admire the stunning marble facades of the Duomo and window-shop through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The Piazza del Duomo was filled with Olympic spectators decked out in their countries' colors, and on one end, a long line snaked outside the official Milano Cortina 2026 Megastore, with hundreds of customers waiting to buy some of the event merch.
The announcement doesn't show any of the sets in full, but it does have a brief tease of what looks like a model of Derpy, the demon tiger and pseudo-mascot of the movie, knocking down a potted plant made up of Legos. Fans will know that one of Derpy's quirks is that he knocks down plants like a regular cat, but becomes fixated on trying (and, without thumbs, failing) to set them back up.
"I came up with the concept of the girl with the smoking gun," Livermore told Riot Fest in a 2021 interview. "I can come up with ideas and relay them to an artist, but I can't draw at all. I went to Chris Appelgren, one of my main co-conspirators at Lookout!, and told him what I was envisioning. He drew it, but it wasn't quite right yet, so he drew it again, and everybody said, 'Yeah, that looks cool, but she looks too much like Chris's girlfriend,' which she did. The third time he drew it, that's the cover that became famous and is now on a whole lot of t-shirts."
HOPWTR is kicking off its Drink Whatever You Want campaign, just as global curiosity peaks around the mysterious interstellar object 3i/ATLAS, which is currently making its way toward Earth. As headlines swirl about unidentified objects beneath U.S. waters and scientists debate whether 3i/ATLAS signals extraterrestrial life or just another space rock, HOPWTR is leaning directly into the moment with a simple message for consumers: drink whatever you want, because the aliens are coming anyway.
Building on the hype of his page, the creator sells a range of adland-focused merch, including sweatshirts that draw inspiration from the Pornhub and Supreme logos and a smattering of mugs and stickers. He also publishes Drip Sequence, a newsletter that curates ad industry news and insights with the same ironic, self-aware style as the meme page. It covers marketing and advertising headlines and key trends, from cookie depreciation developments to adtech earnings reports.
Developed in collaboration with Joya Studios, the Vice candle comes in a frosted white glass with the Rockstar Games logo and has notes of lemon California, yerba mate, thyme, fig leaf, petitgrain, orange oil, and terpenes. Your nose may also notice notes of tuberose, mimosa, jasmine petals, lily, lotus, cyclamen, wild grass, and raspberry blossom. Beyond those, the candle also contains notes of Texas Cedarwood, galbanum, and smoked patchouli.
Lawyers don't typically earn the title "beloved," but Anh Phoong isn't your typical lawyer. The Sacramento-based personal injury attorney has become a cherished minor celebrity around the Bay Area for her ubiquitous presence on billboards adorned with the cheeky slogan "Something wrong? Call Anh Phoong." The clever rhyme, along with Phoong's playful social media presence, has earned her invites to appear at club nights at the Stud in San Francisco and inspired countless Halloween costumes.
Deftones and workwear company Dickies have teamed up for a collaborative merch capsule, finally putting out official apparel together after a bootlegged design made the rounds for years. The Deftones x Dickies design slaps Deftones' name on the iconic Dickies logo on a variety of hoodies ($80 each) and T-shirts ($45 each), available now via Deftones' official webstore. The hoodies come in black or green, while the T-shirt is available in white, black, maroon, green, or blue.
If you're a Stranger Things fan--or you're looking to do some easy shopping for the Stranger Things fan in your life--then you'll want to check out this new Stranger Things VHS Diorama recreating the pivotal moment in the first season when Eleven faces down the Demogorgon creature. The collectible releases on November 30--just a few days after the first batch of the final episodes hit Netflix--and preorders are available for $30 at Amazon.
Originally announced back in early 2022, with an expected opening in late 2023, it's now been confirmed that the Guinness Open Gate Brewery will open on Thursday 11th December 2025. The venue will be a hybrid of a brewery and a food-and-drinks mega-pub, and they will also be offering tours of the brewery area, which might make it of interest to a wider non-stout-drinking audience.
I'm sick of that joke, she says. I didn't know you were going to be here, I say. It's just not funny, she says. I think: comedians don't completely change their act every night just in case someone turns up twice. And also: we're a band. The jokes and stories are just there to get us from one song to another, or in case something goes wrong.
Swifties are relentless with researching their easter eggs, and as KGO reports, they determined it was a Monterey Bay Aquarium otter program t-shirt. This shirt has not been sold since 1993! It's ancient! Screenshot: Monterey Bay Aquarium But the Swifties would manifest, and the aquarium quickly realized that there was a dollar to be made here. So you can now buy your own version of the Taylor Swift Monterey Bay Aquarium t-shirt.
Side Gate Brewery & Beer Garden is celebrating its 4th anniversary on Saturday, October 11, 2025, with 2 fantastic beer releases, new merchandise, live music and finger-licking good food. Join us! FRESH BEERS: The Hopside Down - a Hazy IPA to ring in the new season of Stranger Things Side Gate 4th Anniversary IPA - an IPA made in collaboration with Toyota Pavilion at Concord's 50th Anniversary and Visit Concord
Few artists left a mark as visceral and enduring as DMX. His raw voice, uncompromising energy, and unfiltered honesty reshaped the sound of late '90s and early 2000s hip-hop, cementing him as one of rap's most distinctive icons. Now, his legacy is being honored in a new way. Bravado has partnered with the Estate of Earl Simmons to launch an official web shop and merchandise collection that celebrates both his music and his memory.
Disney magic has officially landed in Florida, and we're giving you an inside look! Destination D23 - the ultimate fan event from D23, the official Disney fan club - is taking over with exclusive merch, surprise guests and panels celebrating Disney's past, present and future. Over two jam-packed days, fans rub elbows with Disney Legends, Imagineers, cast members, filmmakers, historians and more from every corner of the Disney universe.
The other four designs each highlight a specific character: Kenny, Cartman, Randy Marsh, and Towelie, complete with details that throw back to moments from the show. The Randy Marsh Classic Clog finds Stan's dad dressed in his geologist uniform, with Jibbitz charms that callback to such moments as his "I thought this was America!" quote from "The Losing Edge" episode, and his transformation into a butterfly in the Inception parody, "Insheeption."
Coldplay's Music of the Spheres residency at Wembley is the kind of music tour that will go down in history. It's the the most-attended and highest-grossing tour ever, has set a new precedent for sustainability in the industry, and is also just a spectacular show to witness. In the band's first show back in Wembley Stadium last weekend, Chris Martin revealed that this will likely be Coldplay's final shows in London for several years.
For years, Drake has been one of music's most influential figures, blending genres and setting new cultural benchmarks. Now, he's extending that same innovation into retail, creating an immersive space where fans can explore both archival memorabilia and brand-new collectibles. By aligning with Amazon, Drake is giving fans around the world unprecedented access to his creative universe, with Prime members able to enjoy fast, seamless delivery.
Thousands of people have paid hundreds of dollars to watch them play 'Dungeons & Dragons' - and now, their new game, 'Daggerheart' - for close to five hours.
Etsy users have taken particular issue with the company's decision to allow merchandise celebrating the controversial ICE detention center in Florida, where detainees face horrible conditions.
