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When the second trailer for Barbie: The Movie aired in April 2023, one clip captivated audiences, and the world has not stopped talking about it. This scene, which has since

As a queer, autistic kid, my obsession with Barbies helped me approach friendship and femininity without fear of rejection.

The Barbie brand has been massively popular for decades. Here are some fascinating facts about it.

Margot Robbie and director Greta Gerwig open up about their \

She’s here, she’s there, she’s every pinkin’-where. With Margot Robbie’s summer blockbuster arriving in theaters and ubiquitous merchandise collaborations, the world’s favorite doll is about to launch the Mattel cinematic universe.

Looking at her history and evolution, Barbie is clearly a strong, independent woman — the sort advocated by all four waves of feminism.

Ynon Kreiz, CEO of toymaker Mattel, talks about the future of the Barbie brand.

Inspired by a German ‘exhibitionist and floozy’ and reviled by generations of feminists, Barbie now synonymises more than a child’s doll

Barbie made her debut in 1959 but there is fierce dispute over who created her and who she is named for.

Although Barbie is a pink and positive brand on the surface, there are some deeply disturbing facts about the dolls that date back to the 1940s - long before Greta Gerwig's movie