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Funko, the company behind the Pop! figurines, announced the Dogg deal along with a cross-country tour and new product lines featuring candy and puzzles during its inaugural press and investors day. By ...
Snoop Dogg first announced in September 2022 that he was opening a Funko store in Los Angeles. The store was set to open next to Snoop’s clothing store near Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium — the same venue ...
Los Angeles’ geography is a confusing, expansive wonder. Long Beach is a good 20-30 minutes (and a couple of freeways) away from Inglewood. But the two cities are inextricably linked by culture and ...
Funko is hard at work on its first-ever console game, which the CEO of the fan-collectibles company says will feature the “mixing” of characters from multiple popular IPs transformed into the brand’s ...
Snoop Dogg might be one of Hip-Hop’s favorite names, but that won’t stop the streets from doing what they do. It appears that Snoop’s Funko Pop! Store in his hometown of Inglewood, California, has ...
A new Tomb Raider show is on the way (with a very cool looking Sophie Turner stepping into Lara Croft's shoes) alongside a new game, but for those with a love of the old games, Funko has a little ...
Thirty million dollars worth of Funko (FNKO) Pop! figures – those big-headed, vinyl pop-culture dolls – will soon make their way into the hands of a new collector: The garbage collector. Funko said in ...
Nerd Reactor recently attended a Crunchyroll event in Los Angeles held after New York Comic Con. We got to see some of the merchandise that the anime streaming service was highlighting from One Piece ...
Astarion now has three Funko Pops before other Baldur's Gate 3 characters even have one, as pre-orders open for shirtless and bloodied figures.
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