Baby Yoda Funko Pop
A Baby Yoda collectible Funko Pop? All Star Wars and Baby Yoda fans need this. Add it to your collection. Pre-order now. It will be available May 15.

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Since The Mandalorian picked up steam in 2019, Baby Yoda has been all the rage. Some might even say that the force is strong with this little green one.
Fans have been waiting for Baby Yoda merch since the premiere, but since the alien, known as The Child, who bears a striking resemblance to a young Yoda thus earning him the name, was such a huge secret, merch hasn’t been available until now!
We may be in quarantine, but at least you can re-watch the series in your Mandalorian swag!
Or, if you have a big fan in your life, you can buy them something from this list to cheer them up!
Check it out below… and if you can’t wait for season 2, here’s everything we already know about the upcoming season!
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A Baby Yoda collectible Funko Pop? All Star Wars and Baby Yoda fans need this. Add it to your collection. Pre-order now. It will be available May 15.
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Do you have the urge to just hold Baby Yoda tight and never let him go? Same. And you can with this 11-inch plush! Get him now!
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Okay, so Baby Yoda might not be on the bedding per se, but if you’re a fan or have a child that is, how can you resist this spread? Let the force be with you day, night, and when you take a nappie. Get the bedding now!
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Take Baby Yoda wherever you go with this slick backpack that’s ready for any adventure! Grab the backpack now!
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Are you even a real fan without trading cards? These cards are made just for a Baby Yoda fan and follow the journey of The Child! Buy trading cards now
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These Lego Brickheadz give you Baby Yoda and The Mandalorian. You’ll be able to create an authentic display complete with signature weapons! Get your Brickheadz now!
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Okay, so this one isn’t for kids, but hear us out — Baby Yoda is technically 50, so a whiskey glass dooooes sort of make sense. Buy it now
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Hasbro has several different Baby Yoda figurines with various poses including reaching (for the radio controls), eating a frog, sipping his tea, and more. The release date is May 25! Find out how to purchase
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There’s nothing more enjoyable during quarantine than doing a jigsaw puzzle with a Baby Yoda smiling back at you. Grab your puzzle now
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This T-shirt isn’t joking, you’ve got precious cargo in your pocket… it’s Baby Yoda! Grab the tee now
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Inauguration day is upon us.
As the U.S. gets ready to swear in a new president, we suggest tapping into a political show to fully embrace the moment:
Here are some of our favorites:
Who could ever say no to the madness that ensues when Olivia Pope and her White Hat advise President Fitzgerald Grant?
It’s a comical yet punchy look at the White House, which finds Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the second-in-line to the Commander-in-Chief.
Kiefer Sutherland’s Tom Kirkman, a lower-level cabinet member, suddenly finds himself the President after an attack on the night of the State of the Union kills the president and nearly all of the Cabinet.
AOC, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortnerz, is among four Democratic hopefuls profiled in the documentary that highlights the race dubbed as one of the most “shocking political upsets in recent American history.”
The documentary filmed throughout 2016 follows Barack Obama and his team in his final term.
Aaron Sorkin delivered a series about the inner workings of the White House that has inspired many political shows that followed.
Prior to those Kevin Spacey allegations, the series was one of the most popular amongst households as it followed Congressman Frank Underwood. After he was fired, Robin Wright took the lead.
In this political drama, Elizabeth McCord, a former CIA operative and political science professor, runs the world as Secretary of State.
Critics have draw parallels between the series, a dystopian drama about a futuristic America where a society controls women, and Donald Trump’s America. The series has also inspired many protests around the world, most recently the women’s movement against the abortion ban in Poland.
Guest post: Hiba Abdillahi
There’s a problem in our country. If you’ve been watching new news or checked in on social media, you have seen the murder of African American men at the hands of police (most recently, the tragic death of George Floyd while in police custody), racially-motivated encounters, and, as a result, protests, riots, and lootings that have spanned nationwide.
The conversation about racial injustice, racial inequality, and systematic racism has never been louder or more charged up, and for those of you who may not know much about it or have never experienced it first hand, it’s a time to get educated.
The list of shows and documentaries that cover what it’s like to be black in America and capture institutionalized racism continues to multiply quickly as streaming services.
But we’ve narrowed it down to a list of 5 shows, movies, and documentaries that can be a starting point for you and your family to help you understand how root of violence against black Americans and how it affects everyone.
The jarring Netflix mini-series by Ava Duvernay is based on the story of the Central Park Five, a group of five black Latino boys failed by the justice system after they were wrongfully convinced of raping and assaulting a woman in Central Park in 1989.
How much do you know about the U.S prison boom? Once again filmmaker Ava DuVernay explores issues of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States in the Academy Award-nominated documentary.
Sometimes we need to look back, to see how we can move forward. This documentary is based on an unfinished manuscript by James Baldwin and covers the history of racism in America, focusing on the stories of Civil Rights leaders Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.
We could all use some comic relief these days while educating ourselves, of course. This comedy-drama series on Netflix follows a group of black college students at an Ivy League (predominately white) college. The series covers plenty of racial topics young African-Americans face including cultural bias, social injustice, misguided activism, and slippery politics.
It’s the story we’ve seen play out in our society time and time again. Based on the novel by James Baldwin, the 2018 drama focuses on a young black man imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit and a young back couple fighting for justice and the American dream.
Michael B. Jordan’s film follows the real-life story of defense attorney Bryan Stevenson, who fought to clear Walter McMillian (played by Jamie Foxx), wrongfully convicted of murder and placed on death row.
Warner Bros. announced it will be free on all digital streaming platforms during the month of June to teach people about systemic racism.
Week 2 brings tension to the house as the ladies fight for Matt James’ love on The Bachelor Season 25 Episode 2.
Two lucky women snagged a one-on-one date and being vulnerable and open with Matt secured them a rose.
And the group date was a full on “paint war.” Plus, Victoria proved that she’s determined to be the villain that makes us go “ugh” all season long.
Here are the best tweets from tonight’s episode of The Bachelor.
me seeing victoria in next week’s previews #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/xMmr5YgLcy
— sleepy xtina, m.ed (@barryp0tter) January 12, 2021
me watching victoria tonight #bachelorabc #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/zAPOn3ozQY
— liv (@livyeatman) January 12, 2021
Victoria really said "I'm only packing one bra for this" #TheBachelor #wyatr @annahossnieh https://t.co/3xkTCVNb9u
— Lauren Jean Johnsen (she/her) (@words_by_ljj) January 12, 2021
Priorities only #Eagles #CFBPlayoff #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/cziE8XBHjH
— nich (@nick_ole96) January 12, 2021
Victoria. That’s it. That’s the tweet. #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/VH83pyNzrc
— Taylor Eckert (@taylor_eckert) January 12, 2021
sarah is a little bit la la la la la… a little bit alexis #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/HGtKgbT6hW
— tsto (@tsto_loff) January 12, 2021
Marylynn: *says 2-5 rational words in a calm, even toned voice*
The Queen: “this is too much for me I have to go”
America: #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/bBV8eO5fqR
— Ashley Burk (@TLAMashley) January 12, 2021
Me trying to figure out what was going on during that wedding dress paintball game #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/CtjNBrg7w7
— Maggie Hafertepe (@maggiehafertepe) January 12, 2021
And Sarah from #TheBachelor is a combo of sarah Hyland, Alexis rose, & Denise Richards pic.twitter.com/8UG6JQMBlI
— Nicky Hatton Nickerson (@nickyhatts) January 12, 2021
no one:
Victoria:#TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/VuBYTT2Iac— ⚡️P W I L K Z⚡️ (@pwilkz_) January 12, 2021
People just now starting #TheBachelor watching the drama unfold vs. Seasoned veterans#bachelorabc #Bachelor pic.twitter.com/gqRounRVno
— Bachelor Tea (@thebachtea) January 12, 2021
Me if I was invited on the bi-plane date #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/WprWyaGyA1
— Melissa (@melissasprofile) January 12, 2021
Mattt: I just have to have to follow my gut.
Me: You mean what the producers told you to do.
*sees Victoria on the previews for next week* #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/8Xq1ifAEOT— Stephanie Gaines (@SGaines00) January 12, 2021
Victoria’s expectations VS reality #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/O0nHEE80qL
— Niki Bell (@nicoletteholly) January 12, 2021
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