Spritz the fear of the deep with Xyrena’s Jaws 50th anniversary perfume, an aquatic cinematic scent in retro VHS cases for fans and collectors. Jaws will drop!
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Sandy Bee writes about pop culture, books, comics, movies, television, music, and the nostalgic moments that continue to shape fandom. The goal is simple: help readers discover something worth talking about.
Ozzy: No Escape From Now honors the Prince of Darkness—his battle, his family, and his final epic show. A heavy metal farewell to a true legend.
This Christmas jingle all the way with the Classic Holiday Singles Box Set, 28 iconic songs on 14 color 7” vinyl records, a must-have for collectors & fans.
Ted Lasso arrives on 4K UHD Nov 11, 2025, with all 34 episodes in stunning Dolby Vision. Plus, Season 4 brings back Jason Sudeikis and the AFC Richmond team.
Caroline Cash will become the new cartoonist of Nancy in 2026, following Olivia Jaimes’ acclaimed run. A fresh era begins for the classic comic strip.
Bird Talk: Hilariously Accurate Ways to Identify Birds by the Sounds They Make by Becca Rowland is a true delight. This is not just another bird guide. It is a hilarious and charming collection filled with Becca’s vibrant illustrations and witty observations. It takes you on an entertaining journey through 101 bird calls that sound surprisingly like everyday human noises.
Relive the Golden Era of Tom and Jerry with 114 remastered shorts on Blu-ray & DVD, featuring Oscar winners, uncut classics, and exclusive bonus content.
Enter the abyss of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein with Insight Editions’ book of eerie concept art, terrifying visions, and chilling behind-the-scenes.
Elise Gravel’s True Colors blends diary storytelling and 90s nostalgia. Published by Drawn & Quarterly, it’s a must-read from Quebec’s beloved illustrator.
The Sunfish (Mola mola) is often called the dumbest animal alive. Discover how this bizarre, awkward giant thrives as one of the ocean’s strangest survivors.
Arrow Video launches a stunning 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray of Lost in Space (1998). Relive the epic sci-fi adventure with dazzling visuals and collectible packaging!
How to Be a Saint uncovers the most unusual stories of Catholic saints, blending history and humor in Kate Sidley’s playful take on miracles and the church.
John Candy: I Like Me explores the beloved Canadian comedian’s life with rare footage, family stories & Ryan Reynolds’ touch. Streaming Oct 10 on Prime.
The Dark Side gets sweeter! Build the LEGO Star Wars Gingerbread AT-AT Walker and Darth Vader holiday set for a Christmas collectible like no other.
Peter Sellers shines in Being There, his final and finest role. A timeless satire on politics, perception & humanity—now on Blu-ray with new scenes.
Marvel Zombies crawls onto Disney+ Sept 24! The Avengers are infected, survivors fight back, and a star-studded cast brings Marvel’s undead nightmare alive.
The Free Speech Handbook by Ian Rosenberg and Mike Cavallaro is a graphic guide by 23rd St. Books on First Amendment rights and the future of free speech.
McSweeney’s has delivered the ultimate nostalgia hit with a brand-new twist: Author Trading Cards in classic baseball card style. Instead of home run heroes, caped…
Apple TV+ debuts All of You, a romantic drama co-written by Brett Goldstein. Fans get a rare treat: Roy Kent himself finally cracks a smile.
THE EAGLE OBSESSION explores Space: 1999’s iconic Eagle Transporter, a sci-fi ship that inspired generations, from fans to astronauts and filmmakers.
The Witch’s Egg by Donya Todd is a dark, hypnotic graphic novel of magic, witchcraft, surreal art, and apocalyptic storytelling that will keep you in a trance.
Ever fail a CAPTCHA and wonder if you’re secretly a robot? The Oscar-winning short I’m Not a Robot hilariously explores identity, tech, and humanity.
At BrickSlopes 2025, a tropical LEGO shirt made from 25,000 bricks wowed the crowd. Bold, bizarre, and unforgettable. LEGO fashion has officially arrived.
Netflix’s new DEVO documentary unravels the band’s bizarre journey from Akron to “Whip It,” revealing their prophetic vision of de-evolution and cultural rebellion.