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The Mego name is synonymous with eight-inch scale, cloth-costumed action figures. It was this style of action figure that helped Mego rise to prominence as one of the biggest toy companies of the seventies, with the figures’ standardized plastic bodies helping keep costs down and profits up. Of these, one of the most popular with…

Heritage Auctions next Wednesday Comic Art & Illustration Select Auction ends on 16th September 2026 and includes original art by Carl Barks, Milton Caniff, Gene Colan, Al Jaffee, Mike Ploog, Wally Wood and many more.

It’ll be Hispanic Heritage Month in just a few short days! While there’s never a bad time to read books by Latine creators and/or about Latine characters, the month-long period from September 15 to October 15 is an especially appropriate occasion for doing so.

Ireland’s Office of Public Works (OPW) and Other Voices have announced that “Other Voices: The Anam Sessions” will return this September, bringing four musical performances filmed inside some of Ireland’s most storied heritage sites to a global audience.

Heritage Auctions closed the first half of 2026 with $1.41 billion in sales — a 47% jump over the same period in 2025 and the highest midyear total in the company’s history, according to Heritage’s own Intelligent Collector magazine. What’s notable isn’t just the number. It’s what’s inside it: a Super Mario Bros. sealed cartridge…

The Fiesole stand is more than just a section of the stadium: it is a place where civic memory, collective rituals and symbolic languages intertwine. Recent signs of discontent after the season’s start — reported locally following the defeat to Torino — should be understood in this cultural context as well as a sporting episode.

Heritage Auctions’ Latest Smashed a Whole Bunch of Auction Records – Bleacher Nation

U.S. counties are launching exclusive America250 souvenirs and commemorative collectibles, driving a heritage tourism boom across historic regions.

Actor-producer Richa Chadha has announced her non-fiction series ‘Musafiri’, which aims to celebrate India’s rich heritage, people and untold stories.

In a controversial decision, UNESCO has declared Sebastia, a site in the occupied West Bank, as a World Heritage site. The ruling is seen by Palestinian officials as a potential safeguard against Israeli expansion, though Israel criticized it as politically driven.