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Margot Robbie and director Greta Gerwig open up about their \

In Barbie’s world, objects speak louder than words. Between her vast array of ethnicities and body types — not to mention professions and personas — she is clearly a strong, independent woman.

Did Barbie really undergo a massive transformation? Or has she just been repackaged to promote maximalism – another way to exploit consumers?

With "Barbenheimer" finally arriving, Newsweek has looked into which movie is most likely to emerge the victor in the highly-anticipated box office battle.

(JTA) - Long before the craze over the upcoming "Barbie" movie, most people could conjure an image of the doll: She was the beauty standard and the

Bild cartoon became such a hit with readers that the publishers decided to make a Lilli doll

Mattel co-founder Ruth Handler engineered a new way of selling toys. Then she created the most popular doll in history.

CALLAHAN: What could have been a joyous summer confection is weighed down by endless talk of patriarchy and a bunch of other references meant to sound smart but amount to nothing.

The iconic doll traveled to space, flew with the Thunderbirds and joined the NBA, beating real-life women to an array of career milestones

Barbie and Oppenheimer go together extremely well, even with radically different tones. Here’s how Greta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan tell the same story.