Mattel launched a "You can be anything" campaign with its Barbie brand in Russia, making a celebrity of a little known but truly outstanding young Russian woman. Anna Kikina, starting from dreams, ...

You can’t find it anywhere now, with the exception of one or two copies floating around eBay. Kids loved Mattel’s 2010 “Video ...

Over her nearly 60-year life, Barbie has taken on many forms, but she’s never been a hologram. Now, though, she is having a truly out-of-body experience, showing up in her first holographic ...

On the next shelf over sits Elsa in a box that invites you ... doll is Barbie, the girls invariably point to a blonde. The idea that all these different dolls—none of whom look alike—can ...

Barbie is letting "You Create" your ... with swappable doll bodies, heads, wigs and universal fit fashions. The more customers collect, the more unique looks they can create to play and display ...

She's Barbie ... "You can dress her up as a doctor, but she's still in a shape that if a real woman had it, she wouldn't be able to stand up," Ramsey said. Here's a look at the iconic doll ...

In 2019, Mattel introduced a Barbie reflecting permanent disabilities, including a doll with a wheelchair and a doll with a prosthetic leg. Now you can get a Barbie with a visible hearing aid ...

The exhibition kicks off with the original doll ... girlhood, you're left with the lingering impression that when it comes to Barbie, profit comes above all else. "Yes, she can be anything.

Sonya Larson's Rosa Parks Barbie doll. "I love history and I love ... you can be a judge, you can be a pilot, anything you want to be, Barbie has done it," Larson said. While Barbie debuted ...

Barbie has long been a point of contention for feminists. Be it her biologically impossible body measurements, her narrow ideas of beauty or the limited career choices the doll’s creators have ...