Forget the Dali Lama… If one man has the power to unite the world, it’s Bill Murray. He’s played scientists, mobsters, bank robbers, Garfield, professional bowlers, and perhaps his most challenging role: himself (at least 3 times). He’s shot hoops with Bugs Bunny and dicked around with Dickens. A living legend, the mere mention of his name evokes giddy joy across generations.

That’s probably why his face is plastered on so many products.

Here are 11 take-home idols of… a god. Not the god.

1. Thrill Murray: A Bill Murray Coloring Book

What better way to celebrate the career of our favorite adult child than a coloring book. Thrill Murray mixes interpretative surreal art, cinema nostalgia, and crayons for an experience that can release your inner child while you drink a whiskey.

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2. Saint Bill Murray Prayer Candle

It’s a seamless transformation to paint Bill Murray as a saint. Almost as if this is his natural state, and the way he looks as a mortal is the illusion. Take a moment to remind yourself that this prayer candle from PurgatoryPenPals is just a joke. We really shouldn’t worship Carl Spackler, right? … Right?

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3. Regal Throw Pillow

Now that’s more like the version of him we see in our heads. This Regal Throw Pillow Cover (pillow not included) gives the thespian the commanding respect he deserves. From Decorative Arts, who have similar products for Nicholas Cage, Christopher Walken, and more. With all those badges, he’s certainly come a long way since Stripes.

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4. JP London Bill Murray Warhol Wall Sticker

Marilyn Mon-who? If you’re going to stick someone’s face 9 times on your wall, make sure it’s one you won’t get sick off. These 19.75″ x 24″ decals come ready for self-assembly in a Warhol-inspired style.

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5. Bill Murray Earrings

Handmade by PistachioMoon, these earrings lend you the charm and charisma of a man known for playing fools. What guy wouldn’t fall in love with a girl sporting the star of Scrooged as an accessory. If you’re skeptical, just look at that smile!

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6. Pop Zipper Pouch and Makeup Bag

If you see someone with a brown fedora and a whip you think “Indiana Jones.” Hippie hair and a bath robe, “the Dude.” Likewise, you see a red wool hat and a white beard, it’s Steve Zissou, our favorite fake documentarian. This makeup bag combines a pop aesthetic, ironic print copy, and the unmistakable visage of a well-known oceanographer.

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7. Stripes Key Holder

John Winger sends you off on your day with this cheerful key holder. Mounted on a lightweight woodblock with secure nail hooks in back, these plaques are available in two different sizes: 5.5″ x 8″ (one hook) or 7.25″ x 10″ (four hooks). For an additional fee, you can even personalize it so that he calls you by name.

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8. Black Bill Lighter

We don’t really understand it, but there’s something about this professional clown that just so… cool. Maybe it’s his No F*cks Given attitude, maybe it’s that we like a guy who makes us laugh, or maybe it’s just how he looks in a suit. Either way, this classy lighter borrows the dignified air of the man who, in Ed Wood, played “the weird one” in a cast full of weird ones.

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9. Bill Murray 8″ x 10″ Celebrity Photo

For true Murray fans, just his face is enough to inspire awe. This 8″ x 10″ professional quality print shows the face you’ve come to love, without the fluff or zombie makeup. Hang in on your wall, put it in a heart-shaped frame, or use it to make your own original fun Bill Murray product.

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10. I Heart Bill Murray Coasters

Rest your beverage on Raleigh St. Clair’s face! This set of four coasters is etched on quarter-inch cherry wood in Brooklyn, the Mecca of Murray fans. When he’s not saving the world from ghosts, he’s saving your sensitive table surface from unsightly moisture stains.

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11. Appreciation Series: Bill Murray Poster

Here it is, the ultimate fan memorabilia of Murray fans, which separates the trend-followers from the true believers. This poster from Amy Blue Illustration lists out the 30 best reasons we love Bill Murray. All of his iconic characters (up to The Grand Budapest Hotel), are here, represented by a small headshot. You have all his famous roles like Venkman and Zissou, but also his lesser known roles. Did you know Murray once played Hunter S. Thompson?

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Eat, Drink, and Bill Murray: The 11 Best Bill Murray Products

Next month marks the ramping up into the holiday video game gift season, which means it’s going to be a beast of a release schedule with plenty of heavy hitters timed just right for end-of-the-year purchases. While there’s a lot to anticipate, the month of October will be sporting what’s easily one of the most anticipated games for role-playing and sandbox aficionados out there: an experience that, if executed properly, could become one of those grand time-sinks that people think about when they’re at work or school and just might keep ‘em home from social activities for a few weeks. Aside from that, it’s a month of exhilarating expansions, remasters, remakes and ports without a lot of other heavy-hitting games.

Okay, yeah, fine, there’s a new Call of Duty as well. Let’s dive in!

Pre-Order Ghostbusters at Amazon          Pre-Order Breakpoint at Amazon

Ghostbusters: The Videogame Remastered – October 4

The times were very different when Ghostbusters: The Video Game was initially released.  In a period where no film sequels or reboots were announced and very little new content from that universe seemed in the pipes, the prospect of a proper sequel written by the creators – Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, among others – and a near-complete roster of the original cast voicing digital recreations of their characters from yesteryear was hotly anticipated.  When the game was released, it delivered on its promise, producing a serviceable third-person quasi-shooting videogame that’s far, far more interested in tapping into narrative nostalgia than innovative play mechanics or difficulty … and honestly, that was enough. For one run through it, at least, as the repetitive and unobtrusive gameplay doesn’t lend itself well to multiple playthroughs, and critics have mentioned that little of that has changed for this remastered edition.  They came, they saw, they kicked ass again … and that’s about all there is to it.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint – October 4

Ubisoft has cranked out over a dozen releases under the Ghost Recon banner, yet they’ve struggled to achieve the same sort of acclaim that the Xbox 360 version of Advanced Warfighter and GRAW 2 received at the height of last-gen’s shooter craze. After receiving moderate success with their recent online iteration, Wildlands, Ubisoft Paris is going back into the fray with Breakpoint, continuing the scaled-back futurism of prior releases and further emphasizing survival aspects in an open-world atmosphere. From selectable classes to new weaponry and the addition of an Exploration mode – which replaces direct map markers with rough estimations of where a key location is at – they’ve made crowd-pleasing advances to the framework that should draw in  a variety of players.

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GRID – October 11

The name “GRID” will probably sound familiar to racing fans, as it was one of the better sim-like experiences to be released outside the heavy hitters in the genre a little over a decade ago. This GRID, again from Codemasters, adopts the now-commonplace practice of rebooting the franchise under the same name as its predecessors while not aiming to remake its namesake. Codemasters have become renowned for striking the right balance between realism and excitement when the player’s behind the wheel, so perhaps the most unique aspect of this version comes in what the studio has done with who you’re going to be racing against: several hundreds of different AI racers, ones that can have increased racing hostility if you’re getting to aggressive with ‘em. Combine that with reactive environments and a dedication to making the racing experience as practical or as laid-back as you want, and the mechanics are there for GRID to move back into a high position in its genre.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare – October 25

Take a look at the paragraph above, and you’ll find similar sentiments to those in this paragraph about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Activision’s “soft reboot” of the iconic shooter series. Beyond the return of certain characters, details are limited about what’s going on with the plotline, though the game’s mechanics and decisions about what to depict – notably the soldier recruitment and civilian deaths of children – suggest that they’re not going to be pulling any punches with this retooled version of a campaigned powered by Captain Price. There’s no need to really discuss the myriad ways that Infinity Ward has elevated the shooter genre, and as a result there’s little cause for hesitation in what they’re aiming to deliver with the overall FPS mechanics of their latest Modern Warfare.  Whether they can overcome controversy with clearly intense, unsettling imagery is unknown at this point, but that’s unlikely to stop the multiplayer following it’ll build, especially since it’ll be cross-platform play.

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The Outer Worlds – October 25

Even when the gameplay itself misses the mark, notably the wonky controls in Alpha Protocol, Obsidian Entertainment routinely delivers on layered storytelling and role-playing versatility.  When Bethesda’s attempt with Fallout 4 left some old-school fans a little cold due to its one-sided RPG aspects – there were choices and options, but the game seemed to have its preferred pathways – they were rejuvenated by the arrival of Obsidian’s Fallout: New Vegas, which both borrowed the engaging sandbox/customization gameplay of that previous entry and brought back the true freedom to roleplay.  The hope is that something very similar will be crammed into the first-person experience of The Outer Worlds, only this time Obsidian has crafted its own, brand-new setting and narrative hinged on a hybrid of futuristic and wasteland aspects. In a clever take on alternate history timelines, the player navigates a science-fiction realm hinged on unfettered corporate ownership and colonization of planets, one that consistently reacts to their choices with branching narratives.  The Outer Worlds looks a lot like New Vegas mixed with a little Mass Effect and Borderlands, in all the right ways.

Other noteworthy releases in October include another expansion for Destiny 2 entitled Shadowkeep (October 4); the fourth installment in the Trine side-scrolling fantasy puzzler franchise, Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince (October 8); another side-scrolling action-RPG entitled Indivisible (October 8), which almost has an old-school Aladdin tie-in feel to the movement and designs; and a remake of the classic PlayStation title Medievil (October 25). The Switch will also be getting a slew of great ports this month, most notably the Overwatch: Legendary Edition and the complete edition of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, both out on October 15, as well as Resident Evil 5 and 6 just in time for Halloween. And yeah, don’t forget about Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville (October 18), the enjoyable family-friendly alternative to all the other shooters coming out this month.

October’s Video Game Releases Set Sights on Other Worlds, Old Favorites

Offering up nearly 20 percent more pieces than the LEGO Death Star, the LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse set pays homage to the iconic NYC building that was featured in the two Ghostbusters movies.

The two floors of the firehouse include the ghost containment unit, the living quarters, the fire pole as well as Egon’s laboratory.

The set also includes the four main Ghostbusters (Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore) as well as Slimer, Janine Melnitz, Dana Barrett, Louis Tully, the library ghost from the first film, and a zombie ghost driver. In addition, there’s a nod to Ghostbusters II with the pink slime bubbling up from the sidewalk to the right of the main building.

Prior to this point, the only Ghostbusters set available through LEGO was the ECTO-1 Ghostbusters car, complete with paranormal detection equipment, removable roof, tracking computer and seats for 3 minifigures. That set is priced at $49.99. It’s unclear if the ECTO-1 will fit in the firehouse.

Totaling up to 4,634 pieces, the Ghostbusters Firehouse set will retail for $349.99 and be available during January 2016. You can find more early pictures of the set below:

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Shut Up and Take My Money: LEGO Ghostbusters Firehouse Set

Currently on display at the Ltd. Art Gallery in Seattle, this collection of Saturday Morning Cartoon inspired art depicts pop culture elements from various cartoons, shows and cereals that will make you incredibly nostalgic about those days when the most important task on Saturday morning was waking up early enough to watch Transformers or making sure you got the best cereal in the fun pack before your siblings.

Characters depicted within the collection include the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, He-Man, the cast of Saved by the Bell, BeetleJuice, Captain Crunch, the Trix rabbit, Batman, the Ghostbusters, Johnny Quest, Pee-Wee Herman, Pinky and the Brain, Optimus Prime, Spider-Man and the Super Friends.

You can check out the full collection of over 60 pieces on the LTD Art Gallery site as well as purchase the artwork. But first, check out our favorite pieces below:

Bust out the Lucky Charms for this Saturday Morning Cartoon Art