Fender Unveils Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Stratocaster Guitar, Gear, and Apparel
The new line of guitars, gear, and apparel celebrates the 50th anniversary of Hello Kitty. Fender Unveils Hello Kitty 50th ...
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Hello Kitty Stratocaster: Fender’s Purr-fect 50th Anniversary Celebration
Fender reintroduces the Hello Kitty Stratocaster for its 50th anniversary, blending iconic style with legendary sound.
St. Clair Square’s newest store caters to kids and adults who enjoy a nostalgic vibe
A wide range of products sport familiar characters and themes ranging from Harry Potter and Peanuts to Strawberry Shortcake ...
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Hello Kitty's Sanrio Releases International Collection of New Pompompurin 'Butt' Glasses
Popular Golden Retriever dog Pompompurin gets a character-inspired glasses collection, with international delivery available ...
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Newly launched POP MART blind box guide
Their different styles complement each other to form a wholly unique aesthetic. Hello Kitty is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Sanrio launched the iconic cat in 1974. Since then, the brand ...
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Fender Celebrates Hello Kitty’s 50th Anniversary with Limited Edition Guitars
Two iconic brands, Fender and Hello Kitty®, unveiled a limited-edition global collection to celebrate Hello Kitty's 50th ...
Fender’s viral Hello Kitty Stratocaster is officially back
Fender has revived the internet-breaking Strat – along with a host of other appropriately branded accessories – to mark Hello ...
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New Hello Kitty Sanrio Collaboration Shows the Cute Side of Jujutsu Kaisen You Didn't Know You Needed
Over the course of its 50th anniversary this year, Hello Kitty, one of Japan's most beloved mascots, has released a plethora ...
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At 50, Hello Kitty is as ‘kawaii’ and lucrative as ever
Hello Kitty turned 50 on Friday. Befitting a pop icon at midlife, the bubble-headed, bow-wearing character’s fictional ...
Clawcades: The new Japanese-style arcade sweeping the Twin Cities
At least four claw (or crane) machine-only businesses have opened in the past year, drawing kids and adults alike in search of entertainment and Japanese prizes, like Hello Kitty or Pokémon plushies.