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On this day, March 9, 1959, American icon Barbie was “born” at the American Toy Fair in New York City.

Mattel recently released an autistic Barbie, and transphobes are freaking out about the doll “promoting gender identity” because it comes with a small plastic e-tablet accessory that has the word ...

The author contrasts the materialism of a Barbie Dream House with the humility of the Nativity scene. The Nativity story offers a reprieve from excess and reminds us of the importance of faith over ...

Sure, there are plenty of cool toys that are made specifically for cats to enjoy, and since they're such big fans of climbing, cat trees are an obvious choice for the kitties in our lives. But for one ...

Joanna Gaines has partnered with Target to release a new Barbie Hearth & Hand Townhouse Playset. The three-story playset features five play areas and includes over 40 accessories. A companion Joanna ...

A man is behind bars after he lost control of his vehicle and crashed head on into a power pole, totaling his car. Ex-housing employee charged in Riviera Beach rent scam now eyed in Fort Pierce probe ...

If Barbie traded her Malibu Dreamhouse for an understated Gulf Coast getaway, it may look something like a new tiny home that just hit the market in Galveston. Houston developer Integrity just ...

Girl Next Door Flea’s markets aim to curate an inviting atmosphere for the girls of the Ohio State community. The local business will host its Barbie Winter Dreamhouse market Saturday from 10 a.m. to ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — It’s a Barbie world at the New York State Museum in Albany. “Barbie: A Cultural Icon Exhibition” opened on Saturday. The traveling exhibit delves into Barbie’s 65-year history, ...

More than 150 Barbie dolls are on display at the “Barbie: A Cultural Icon” exhibit at the New York State Museum. More than 150 Barbie dolls are on display at the “Barbie: A Cultural Icon” exhibit at ...

As told in Tarpley Hitt’s rollicking “Barbieland,” the rise of America’s doll alter ego is much messier and more interesting than any movie. By Amanda Hess Amanda Hess is a critic at large for the ...