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The Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Exclusive Seaside-Inspired Collection Featuring Disney's Stitch Launches Now at OH!SOME
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 15 May 2025 - The storefront of OH!SOME's Grand Kota Bintang location in Bekasi is getting a limited-time makeover to celebrate OH!SOME's latest collaboration with Disney. OH!SOME's Stitch-themed collection launched globally on May 9, ahead of the release of Disney's live-action 'Lilo & Stitch'. The launch is accompanied by 'Stitch Summer Invasion', a Stitch-themed event in Jakarta, with OH!SOME as one of the key supporting collaborators. The new collection marks the brand's first time being inspired by Stitch and seaside-themed elements, bringing a fresh sense of sunshine and relaxation. Perfect for a beach getaway, the collection includes straw shoulder bags, bento boxes, beach towels and flip-flops. Stitch fans can also discover exclusive merchandise only available at OH!SOME, such as acrylic quicksand blocks featuring a beach scene with Stitch and Angel and charms showcasing Stitch surfing. The collection also includes ice-cold tumblers and puzzles with sand play scenes, as well as adorable Stitch-themed plush toys in jellyfish, crab, and anglerfish hats. Beyond that, it includes practical daily-use items like hair accessories, neck pillows, handheld fans, scented candles, and portable chargers. These items infuse beach vibes into daily routines, making it easy to carry that relaxed and holiday spirit anytime, anywhere. Back in January, OH!SOME teamed up with Disney to launch a special Winnie the Pooh picnic-themed collection. 'We're all about spreading joy and creating meaningful moments. Whether it's through our products or interactive events, OH!SOME is where happy memories are made,' an OH!SOME representative said.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
About 170,000 meals donated in deer culling scheme
About 170,000 meals have been donated to foodbanks, community kitchens and homeless shelters through a deer culling scheme in East Sussex. In the most recent season, between November and March, 884 fallow doe were culled in Ashdown Forest, made famous by AA Milne's Winnie the Pooh and his fictional home 100-Acre-Wood. SJ Thomas, chief executive of food poverty charity The Country Food Trust, said: "Protein is the most expensive food group, it's therefore the least likely to be donated to a foodbank." Animal rights group Peta said the deer population did not need to be managed and that culling caused a "rebound" as it led to a spike in the food supply for the surviving animals. The most recent season was the first time the meat had been donated through The Country Food Trust, with almost 70 foodbanks benefiting, the charity said. It has already been agreed that the scheme will continue during the next culling season. Deer are culled as over-grazing can prevent the regeneration of woodland, which can have a knock-on impact on other species - including dormice and butterflies, the charity added. Ms Thomas said there were an estimated two million deer in the country and 750,000 needed to be culled every year in order to keep the population under control. At the start of 2024, the deer population in Ashdown Forest was estimated to be three-times higher than what it should have been. Ms Thomas said: "By us culling 884 fallow does, it's the equivalent of saving 40,000 deer being on the land in the next 10 years." The charity has been in talks with other locations across the UK to see if similar food donation schemes can be put in place. "I'm making sure that the food goes to people in need," Ms Thomas added. A Peta spokesperson said: "If killing actually reduced animal populations, lethal methods wouldn't be proposed year after year. "Humans owe it to these gentle animals, whose habitat has been taken from them, to find humane, sustainable methods of population control – and that doesn't mean gunning them down and using them as sandwich filler." The Ashdown Forest Trust has been contacted for a comment. Follow BBC Sussex on Facebook, on X, and on Instagram. Send your story ideas to southeasttoday@ or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250. Concerns raised about Ashdown Forest deer numbers Residents raise safety concerns over deer cull Drones deployed to monitor woodland deer numbers The Country Food Trust Peta Ashdown Forest Trust
