The Joker’s Heist Mask is $129, an officially licensed full size 1:1, 14 inch replica of the Joker mask.

$129 is nothing when you have a heist planned. You’ll make a lot more then that. So don’t be cheap on your mask.

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This is the work of some obsessed Mario fan with a hell of a lot of push-pins. Whether you like this art or not, o ne thing is for sure. Everyone this person knows is missing office supplies!

They’re like wth? Where’s my pins? Then days later this obsessive-compulsive nutjob is showing off his mosaic.

Um. Yeah. Which ones are mine sparky? The goomba or the Piranha plant?

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Yes, the crazy asian actress known for acting…Screwed up… was charged with petty theft, despite the fact the she neither kidnapped Tom Petty or stole FROM him.

Bai Ling says she made an “innocent mistake” when she allegedly took a pack of batteries and two tabloid magazines at Los Angeles International Airport without paying.

A message was posted on her blog hours after she was charged on Monday, where the actress said she’s “relieved” that prosecutors decided not to pursue a more serious misdemeanor count.

Accident or not, when you act like an insane freak all the time, people are going to think you meant to do the crime.

Nice mugshot btw. Add another to the long list of Hollywood starlet mugshots that make you feel like an Astronaut who just ate egg salad.

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After the week that “Indiana Jones” creator Steven Spielberg has had we here at PopTherapy would like to offer our counseling services to him. It certainly sounds like he needs to see a shrink.

First was the incident where a young and dumb extra blabbed to the press about what he saw while playing a Russian soldier, things like who the villain of the movie is (hello Cate Blanchett!) and what she does to get Indy to talk about where he hid a crystal skull. Spielberg’s representatives came down so hard on the loudmouthed extra that he settled with them out of court this week. Then followed another horrible experience as a thief stole thousands of documents, photographs and even the script for the fourth Indiana Jones movie, “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”, right out of the Los Angeles offices where Steven works! To add insult to injury the thief then tried to sell all of the sensitive Indy material to unscrupulous websites (PopTherapy was not one of them and for that we’re hurt) only to find himself caught by L.A. police posing as undercover webmasters. Charges were filed against Roderick Davis, 37, which he promptly denied ever doing. Sure Roderick, all these photos of Harrison Ford wearing a fedora were accidentally put in with your pick-up order from One Hour Photo, right? It must happen all the time.

Davis is out on a $100,000 bail bond and could face up to four years in prison if convicted. On the bright side he would be getting out right about when the latest Indiana Jones movie would be playing on television.

Give us a call soon Steven, we can help you!