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The recent films “Barbie” and “Poor Things” try to reinvent the woman—and fail, writes Noah Millman in his latest essay for Modern Age.

Introducing Wilder Olive, A more laid back approach to some of Jeanne and Jennifer's favorite current topics as they relate to the Bible, modern literature and culture. This week, Barbie! An in-depth analysis into the social ideas presented within the film, as well as it's many biblical references. READ JEANNE'S ARTICLE HERE: https:www.patheos.comblogswildolive202308barbie-the-bible-and-the-book-of-ruth Follow us here! Blog Instagram Facebook

Kathleen Byrne, Library and Museum Educator and an enthusiast and collector of Barbie, gave a presentation on the history and evolution of the iconic fashion doll on Tuesday at the Fort Morgan Public Library. Byrne, who has been collecting Barbie dolls since childhood, shared her passion and knowledge with the audience with a slide show, […]

Ryan Gosling paid tribute to Eva Mendes and daughters Esmerelda and Amada, while accepting an award at Santa Barbara International Film Festival: "movies have made my life a dream."

Eva Mendes shared a cute reaction to husband Ryan Gosling’s hilarious expression to his win at the 2024 Critics Choice Awards for Barbie.

Jo Koy addresses backlash from his Golden Globes monologue, defends jokes about the 'Barbie' movie and Taylor Swift. He takes a jibe at Hollywood acto

With studios desperate for other franchises to exploit, I wondered about the toys I’d kept from my childhood – could there be hidden gold among my obscure action figures?

Kevin Hart and Steve Martin also expressed support for Jo Koy following the backlash over his Golden Globes hosting stint.

Jo Koy's controversial remark about the film received a huge backlash on social media

'She was the first doll that was mass-produced with breasts, so he was right on. I think so much of the movie was unlikely because it is about a plastic doll and Barbie, by her very construction, has no character, no story. She's there to be projected upon,' Gerwig says.