Do you like Emily Strange? From now until November 11, that cute little goth girl will be lurking about at Royal/T Cafe in Culver City. She has a pop-up shop there (see photos below). She's got merchandise like there's no tomorrow. If you go on October 26, there will be a big opening party. I'm told there will be a giant Wheel of Misfortune, which you can spin to win prizes.

Says Emily Strange's website, “To celebrate the pop-up shop residency, 'Strange Brew' Chocolate Pangea Tea ($4.50/$7.50) and Emily the Strange-themed black kitty cupcakes by Hot Cakes Bakes ($3 each) will be also served at the Royal/T maid café.”

Black kitty cupcakes? Huh? Wha? I did not see those.

Here are my picks for what you should spend your money on, Emily-wise:

law logo2x b1. Bad Kitties Bag

Just don't put your live kitties inside it.

law logo2x b2. Emily Pillows

They look great en masse. Put on sofa for simulacra of friends.

law logo2x b3. Emily Ouija Board

The Parker Brothers' ouija board that you can buy at any old Toys 'R Us is a classic all the way around. But this ouija board comes very, very close. Emily is always strong on graphic design.

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4. Amplified Tish & Snooky's Manic Panic Complete Semi-Purrmanent Hair Coloring Kit & Nail Polish

law logo2x b5. Skull Painting

This one is fantastic. I'm not sure if it's the original or a print or what.

law logo2x b6. Emily Guitar

What? It's only $400.

law logo2x b7. Movie Poster Canvas Tote

They should make this as a poster.

law logo2x b8. Cat Masks

The poodle has nothing to do with Emily. The cat masks are $3. If you go to the opening party, they'll be $1.

law logo2x b9. Art Kits

They roll out and have little pockets for colored pencils (included).

law logo2x b10. The Emilys Bag

It's rather a large bag, so if you have need for carrying records around, or have lots of paperwork, or intend to travel, or have purchased way too much Emily crap, this is a good item.

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