To commemorate the 65th anniversary of the world’s most famous doll, London’s Design Museum has opened “Barbie: The Exhibition,” showcasing over 250 objects related to the evolution of the iconic and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SPOILER ALERT: This contains spoilers from “Barbie,” now playing in theaters. “Barbie” Production designer Sarah Greenwood and set ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sixty-five years after Barbie debuted at the American International Toy Fair in New York, the beloved plastic blond returns to the ...

Life in plastic just got a little more fantastic. Barbie’s dreamhouse, sold by the toy manufacturer Mattel, already comes with a two-story slide, a pool, and a pink elevator. Now, it can also feature ...

As you might expect, bringing the world of Barbie to life for Greta Gerwig’s summer hit of the same name involved quite a lot of pink—enough that production for the film, famously, caused a worldwide ...

After “Barbie” came out, Mattel sent costume designer Jacqueline Durran a box filled with its new collection of dolls, each wearing clothes based on her designs for the movie. “I got them all out and ...

Everyone has a Barbie story to tell. Bill Greening, principal designer for Barbie Signature at Mattel Toys and Barbie Brand Historian, always loves hearing other people’s stories. Greening, a ...

The relative lack of CGI also works well with the movie’s biggest influences: classic movie musicals. After all, Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen didn’t have computer-generated visual magic when they made ...

The women behind those immaculate (and immaculately pink) Barbie sets are setting the record straight. No, they didn’t cause a global shortage of pink paint by splurging on so much for Barbie Land.

“I really felt strongly about it, as a way into the Barbie story, because it seems, when you look at the movie now, it seems obvious,” Durran said. “But when you start off and you’re thinking, ‘How do ...

Sixty-five years after Barbie debuted at the American International Toy Fair in New York, the beloved plastic blond returns to the Big Apple in “Barbie: A Cultural Icon,” an exhibit staged by the ...