Barbie also recruited two big names to help promote its new Type 1 diabetes doll. The company announced it is honoring model Lila Moss and Peloton instructor Robin Arzón with the new doll.

First blind Barbie doll released, with tactile features and a cane By Issy Ronald, CNN 2 min read Published 9:50 AM EDT, Tue July 23, 2024 ...

To create a doll that is both accessible and faithfully depicts individuals with sight loss, Mattel worked with several charities including the AFB and the Royal National Institute of Blind People ...

After all, Barbie doesn't even have traps. "Barbie dolls don't have any trapezius muscles if you look at them," Dr. Del Campo says. "We're trying to replicate something that's very artificial." ...

My younger son, who is now 33, asked for a Barbie doll when he was around 7 or 8. My husband and I were a little reluctant because it didn’t seem appropriate at the time.

New York City dermatologist Dr. Amy Wechsler explains trapezius Botox, trending as #BarbieBotox, as patients attempt to achieve a slimmer neck like the Barbie dolls in the new ‘Barbie’ movie.

Two new Barbie dolls with disabilities were announced on July 23, the first-ever blind Barbie doll and the second Barbie doll with Down syndrome, Mattel said in a press release.

Barbie worked with the National Down Syndrome Society to bring the doll to life. Barbie is marking a new first in the doll's 64-year history. On Tuesday, Mattel unveiled the first-ever Barbie doll ...

Two weeks after the hit summer film's release, box office sales are on track to top $1 billion, and retail sales of the namesake dolls are booming. "Across the board, we're seeing doll sales up 56 ...

This binary has existed since the alternate universe’s founding in 1959, when the first Barbie doll went to market. It is a gender-swapped version of our own world’s hierarchy.

Back in 1994, when she turned 35, there were books, articles and academic studies aplenty that took on the semiotics of bosomy Barbie. They invoked her forerunner, Bild Lilli, a German doll based ...

Mattel unveiled "Hello Barbie" today, an Internet-connected version of the popular doll that is able to carry on a conversation with her owner using Wi-Fi and a partnering app.