Pop Culture Nod of the Week

Boss Fight Studio is re-imagining Strawberryland with the introduction of a new line of Strawberry Shortcake action figures.

LEGO Group’s LEGO Art series now features the Jim Lee Batman Collection, a building experience for adults.

Phase 10 has turned 40 and Mattel is celebrating the milestone anniversary by releasing a special edition version of the iconic contract rummy card game.

TOMY’s Maché Magic allows children to create papier maché objects using two everyday household items: toilet paper and water.

Marbles and magnetism join forces to teach physics and engineering concepts in National Geographic’s Magnetic Marble Run construction sets.

Fans of the Star Wars universe can get their morning jolt of java Jedi-style using a set of themed coffee mugs from Corkcicle.

Thanks to a raft of feature upgrades, the iconic design toy, Lite-Brite, now comes in high definition.

The Disney Junior channel’s Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends animated series has inspired Dynacraft’s new ride-on Spider-Man 6V Super Car.

The runaway success of the Disney+ television show The Mandalorian has inspired Potato Head versions of two fan-favourite Star Wars characters from the series.

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Since they first hit toy shelves in 1982, the Care Bears have been dispensing their unique brand of cheer and kindness to generations of children. The Op! has channeled this positivity into a line of Care Bears-inspired games and accessories.

Wackystuff has a new maker craft for the creatively curious: the FlipBooKit, an all-in-one kit that invites people to create their own moving pictures.

Just in time for the gifting season, The LEGO Group and big-box retailer, Target, have teamed up to produce a new line of products inspired by the Danish toymaker’s iconic plastic building block, including clothing, home accessories, toys, and pet accessories.

Hasbro has released a second set of Play-Doh exclusively for kidults. Grown Up Scents – 90s Edition is a follow-up to the company’s first Grown Up Scents released last December.

The Micro Toy Box series from Super Impulse features tiny plastic reproductions of classic objects of play.

Publisher, Insight Editions, has partnered with Hasbro to develop a series of “interactive board books” that re-imagine some of the toy company’s classic games.

Japanese specialty manufacturer, X-Plus, is once again amplifying the work of stop-motion animator, Ray Harryhausen, with its Bubo the Owl statue honouring the 1981 cult classic, Clash of the Titans.

Just in time for the holidays, The Op has released a new series of nine Rubik’s Cubes featuring pop culture designs.