The company issued an apology for initially leaving its Sasha doll out the marketing photos. Bratz has issued an apology for the bad optics of leaving out Sasha, the Black doll in its signature ...

Labubu dolls were first seen in 2015 as part of Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung’s “The Monsters” book series for children, partnering with Pop Mart in 2019. Lung was “inspired by Nordic mythology,” for ...

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They're a little cute, a little scary — and very, very trendy. Labubu dolls are one of the latest must-have items being driven by social media posts of people unboxing them. The little elf-like toy ...

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From plastic potato heads to robotic hamsters, the most popular toy the year you were born says a lot about the trends and culture of that moment in time. Some toys took off thanks to blockbuster ...

Remember Tatya Vinchu? The spine-chilling puppet from the 1993 Marathi horror-comedy 'Zapatlela' who gave the audience nightmares with just three words — "Om Phat Swaha"? Well, he's back — and this ...

The much-trending Labubu doll has kept social media buzzing. A quirky, toothy doll, created by Hong Kong’s Kasing Lung and produced by Pop Mart International Group, Labubu’s origin is said to be ...

Now that the Switch 2 is here, many of us are wondering how long the original Switch has left before Nintendo drops it all together. Previously, we looked at Nintendo's history of consoles to help ...

Move over Beanie Babies and Squishmallows — there's a new collectible captivating kids and adults around the world: Labubu dolls. The fluffy toys have uncanny features, including a mischievous, jagged ...

President Trump’s trade war rhetoric has found a new target: children’s toys. In recent remarks, the president suggested that children would be content with fewer toys if tariffs increase prices, ...