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Mattel has released a new Barbie doll that features Type 1 diabetes medical equipment, including an insulin pump and glucose monitor, to promote awareness and inclusivity.
Mattel has issued an apology after discovering that the packaging for its new 'Wicked' movie dolls mistakenly included a link to a pornographic website instead of the intended official movie site. The error, which went unnoticed for weeks, was highlighted by customers on social media. Mattel is advising parents to discard or obscure the link on the packaging and is taking steps to correct the issue. The 'Wicked' movie, starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, is set to release on November 22.
Mattel has apologized for a printing error on the packaging of its new "Wicked" movie dolls, which mistakenly included a web address leading to a pornographic site instead of the intended promotional site for the film adaptation of the musical. The dolls, aimed at children aged 4 and up, were primarily sold in the U.S. Mattel has advised customers to discard or cover the incorrect link on the packaging. The "Wicked" film, starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, is set to debut in theaters on November 22.
An Indiana man discovered that a doll from the movie 'Wicked,' manufactured by Mattel, mistakenly listed a pornography site on its packaging instead of the intended promotional website for the film. The error appears to be limited to this specific doll line, as other Mattel products do not display the incorrect site. The film 'Wicked' is set to release in theaters on November 22.
To celebrate Barbie's 65th anniversary, Mattel is releasing the "Incredibly Glamorous" doll, inspired by the original 1959 design. The doll's ensemble and accessories pay homage to the retro style of the beloved swimsuit look, and Mattel is also launching eight Barbie Role Models dolls honoring global storytellers. Additionally, there will be Barbie-themed collaborations with various brand partners, an anniversary collection of products, and continued efforts to support the Barbie Dream Gap Project through a partnership with Inspiring Girls International.
Stevie Nicks is being honored with her own Barbie doll, which will be unveiled at the Mattel Shop. The doll, clad in a "Rumours"-era black dress and cape, captures Nicks' iconic look and gaze. Nicks expressed her excitement about being represented as a Barbie and discussed her creative input in the design process. She also shared her love for the recent "Barbie" movie and her emotional connection to the song "Landslide," which she dedicated to Christine McVie during a concert.
A video shows a doll made of oranges undergoing a routine surgery to remove baby orange slices from its tummy. The surgery, performed by a creative artist, was a success, and all three orange slice babies appear happy and healthy. The bizarre operation gained attention on social media.
Mattel has unveiled a new doll based on Kate McKinnon's character, Weird Barbie, from the upcoming film "Barbie." The doll features facial markings, a mismatched outfit, and legs that can do the splits. McKinnon revealed that the splits were achieved through clever set design rather than her own physical abilities. The Weird Barbie doll is available for pre-order until August 18 and is expected to ship by May 31, 2024.
Bratz is facing backlash for releasing a Kylie Jenner doll with a skin tone that fans claim is "too dark." The collaboration between the beauty mogul and the toy company has been criticized as a disappointment, with some accusing Kylie of blackfishing. The doll collection features iconic fashion moments from Kylie's life, but fans have expressed concern that the doll's skin tone does not accurately represent the real Kylie. This is the first-ever collaboration between Bratz and a celebrity in its 22-year history.
Dee Snider, the frontman of Twisted Sister, was revealed as the Doll on the latest episode of The Masked Singer. He performed Elvis Presley’s “Jailhouse Rock” while disguised in the elaborate doll costume. The show’s panelists failed to guess his identity, but Snider revealed himself after the performance. He discussed the difficulty of performing inside the Doll costume and even gave an impromptu performance of Twisted Sister’s classic “We’re Not Gonna Take It.”
Dee Snider, the Twisted Sister frontman, was revealed as the Doll on the latest episode of "The Masked Singer." Mantis was saved by the "Ding Dong Keep It On" twist and will compete in the wild card round against Medusa and Gargoyle. The season features 21 contestants with a combined 28 Emmy nominations, six Grammy wins, and more. The episode was sponsored by Warner Bros. and featured performances by Dandelion, Mantis, and Doll.
The Masked Singer introduced a new character, the Doll, in the latest episode. The clues suggest that the Doll is an 80's powerhouse singer who was once considered a "weirdo" and found success with other "misfit dolls." Popular guesses include Billy Idol, Dee Snider, and Alice Cooper, but the article predicts that the Doll is Dee Snider from Twisted Sister.