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The ornaments are made by a company called Homacus and feature many popular copyrighted characters, primarily from Disney – think Beauty and the Beast, Stitch, and Jack and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. They also include characters like The Grinch, Shrek, and Chucky and Tiffany from Child’s Play. The ornaments depict these characters in a wide range of poses, some of which are suggestive or even quite explicit. Homacus even posts AI-animated versions of the ornaments on TikTok, and they’re surprisingly risqué.

This happened after the law firm Morgan & Morgan asked Disney if they were allowed to use the original Steamboat Willie version of Mickey Mouse. Disney simply responded that they don’t offer legal opinions to outside companies. Now, Morgan & Morgan is asking a court to decide if their use of this early Mickey Mouse design violates Disney’s copyright.

After watching *G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra* (2009), *G.I. Joe: Retaliation* (2013), and the reboot *Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins* (2021), I realized what’s been holding the movie franchise back. I believe the *G.I. Joe* story, based on the popular toy line, deserves another try on the big screen, because it hasn’t been done right yet.

First Reaction – One Battle After Another is an overly long thriller.

Listeners have noticed that in Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Go Go Juice” from her album *Man’s Best Friend*, she appears to subtly mention several of her past relationships. Here’s the lyric that sparked the discussion:

On September 21, 2025, a large crowd came together at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, to remember Charlie Kirk. During the event, his wife, Erika Kirk, surprised those gathered by choosing to offer forgiveness instead of anger or seeking revenge.

Before rejoining the cast of *Saturday Night Live* for its 51st season, Kenan Thompson discussed his time on *30 Rock* with The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers on their podcast. The conversation quickly turned to a particularly funny digital short from 2000, featuring a parody of Reba McEntire. The sketch involved Andy Samberg and Thompson tricking Samberg into believing he was actually talking to McEntire.

Sources say Sam Raimi, the director behind the original Spider-Man movies and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, is in talks with Marvel Studios for a new project. According to a report from September 25, 2025, Raimi discussed possibilities with Marvel beyond a potential third Doctor Strange film, indicating the studio wants to continue working with him.