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The Barbie Doll has undergone massive character changes since Mattel Inc released her at the North American International Toy Fair in New York City on March 9, 1959—a date that is now connected with ...

Happy Birthday Barbie! The world’s most famous doll turns 67 years old today, and Good Day Las Vegas’ JC Fernandez was live ...

Walmart has impressive sales this week including Easter basket stuffers starting at $1.00, Barbie Doll for $3.24, 4-in-1 Baby Playard for $95 (reg. $219), pet water fountain for $17.99, Bentgo Kids ...

Barbie has turned the entire world pink through its epic marketing campaign and overall unique storyline! Director Greta Gerwig ensured that her film would include countless references to the iconic ...

In an effort to spread awareness for the doll, Mattel teamed up with British model Ellie Goldstein, 21, who also has the disability. Mattel/Catherine Harbour Life in plastic is now even more fantastic ...

New York (CNN) — The ‘Barbie’ movie, which turned into a global box office phenomenon in a matter of weeks, appears to be energizing sales of Barbie toys after its summer release. Barbie toy sales in ...

Barbie became a $1 billion-a-year brand and one of the most iconic toys in history. Now Mattel's crown jewel is facing ...

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Toy maker Mattel has unveiled its first Barbie doll designed to represent autism, a milestone in the brand’s long search for more diversity in play. The new doll was announced ...

As Barbie turns 67, fans celebrate the iconic doll’s cultural impact—while one local collector honors the milestone by sharing their passion and giving back to the community.

Commentary: In all, 350,000 Barbies were initially sold. Business was so brisk Mattel couldn't keep up with demand for the ...

Many parents have doubts about buying Barbie dolls. But two psychologists say youngsters playing is less about the toys in and of themselves and more about the stories they use them to tell.