Father's Day Gift Ideas for the Pop-Culture Dad ...

It's no secret that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but he's not interested in tea parties and salads in a jar. If your dad likes to cook, he'll love this hilarious cookbook that helps him whip up dinner in no time.

This gaming headset is perfect for any dad who loves to get into his video games. They are noise cancelling and provide a comfortable fit while he plays. They work with most major gaming systems.

What dad doesn't love a great game of cards? Make things even more fun with this over sized deck of cards that is also waterproof. Now you can play poker with Dad anywhere!

Most people these days are obsessed with Game of Thrones, and if your dad is on that list, he's probably going to love this clever doormat inspired by his favorite show.

Sure, cups don't sound like a great Father's Day gift, but then you see these Avengers inspired cups and you think, "WOW! Dad's going to love that!" So go ahead and surprise him with these cool cups.

All dads like Star Wars; I swear it's embedded in their DNA. So, throw in some humor with his favorite movie by getting him a Star Wars inspired tee that he can wear again and again.

Two is always better than one! Your dad will definitely appreciate the efficiency of this gift when you wow him with Philips all in one DVD player and iPod dock. Only $179 at amazon.com!

If you're dad's a music lover, why not get him the gift of music? You can help him update his music collection, as well as mode of listening to it when you buy him the Samsung's Vertigo MP3 player. It's slim and chic in a James Bond kind of way, and will make your dad seem "cool", the way you always wanted him to be back in high school!

Speaking of music lovers, a musician tee might be the perfect gift for your dad! It's a cheap, yet thoughtful, gift if you're on a budget! Choose a shirt featuring one of the hottest new bands; if he really wants to be a "pop culture" dad, he will love it!

Band t-shirts will only get your dad so far. And I'm guessing he doesn't where casual tees every day! So, in addition to the gift of fashion, give him some style! But ties are overdone, so maybe try something trendy and hipsteresque: suspenders!

If your dad belongs to the ever-diminishing group of non-Netflixers, I'm sure he'd appreciate a subscription to our culture's latest addiction for Father's Day. It will give him a chance to watch many of his old favorites as well as experiment with newer series. Get it here: netflix.com

Maybe your dad prefers a more old fashioned form of entertainment. But after a lifetime of reading, his library is probably pretty full! Thanks to modern technology, you can now condense an entire library to something that will fit in the palm of your hand! If you give your dad a kindle I'm certain he'll be grateful for a very long time!

If your dad is truly invested in pop culture, he probably knows all about the tattoo craze of the past few years. If he is willing to jump on the bandwagon, take him into get inked as his Father's Day present. Then perhaps you can even get matching tattoos, as a constant reminder of the memories you've made together!

If your dad is anything like mine, then he certainly loves sports! So if that's the case, what better gift to get him than this ESPN's 30 for 30 limited-edition collector's set? You'll be giving him countless hours to spend in his man cave learning more about the sports he loves! Find it on amazon.com

TV and movies have brought us so many hilarious phrases we can never forget! Your dad probably knows several that still make him chuckle from time to time, too! Give him a gift that will always make him smile—like this wall decor. You could also try to find one with a quote from his favorite movie or show.
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Father's Day always seems to be creeping up on you! But if you know that your dad loves all things pop culture, finding the right gift becomes a lot easier. Which of these gifts would you consider giving your dad?

This article was written in collaboration with editor Sabrina Yates.