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Newcomers are upending the dollhouse scene—decking out wee abodes that could belong in the (mini) Hamptons

From Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” to Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla,” narratives about cloistered women contending with a new political reality have dominated the cultural landscape. Why do these stories hit so hard?

Mansfield's former Black doll museum has found a new home for the holidays.The National Black Doll Museum has partially opened on the third floor of the Emerald

As governments limit women’s rights, Barbie emerged as a symbol not only of female empowerment but the necessity of fighting to recapture power that’s been taken away.

If you're feeling a little sad without the Bills, here's something to check out in Orchard Park. It's a display of a private doll collection showing off some plastic Bills Mafia babes.

Doll-making activities, a photo booth, music, and pop-up shops will festoon a party devoted to our love of timeless toys.

Tsunami Ayono creates life-sized dolls to revive the deserted village of Nagoro in Japan. The dolls deceive visitors into believing the area is bustli

Jessica Winter reviews the documentary “Billion Dollar Babies,” directed by Andrew Jenks, about the Cabbage Patch Kids craze of the nineteen-eighties.

Lizzie Feidelson on the book “Dolls of Our Lives,” about millennials’ and Gen Z-ers’ ongoing interest in American Girl dolls.