Doll Dilemma: What do you do when your celebrity likeness behaves badly?
If only Miley Cyrus were as levelheaded as her fictional counterpart Miley Stewart! Her TV persona...
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If only Miley Cyrus were as levelheaded as her fictional counterpart Miley Stewart! Her TV persona...
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Vivien Leigh never wanted to be a movie star. She felt Hollywood was “all about artifice, not...
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She is probably one of the most recognizable characters for Halloween. Wednesday Addams was the...
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New for 2013, “Bethany Falling Leaves” is a delightful doll from the talented Helen Kish. Helen...
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Midge and Alan played second fiddle to Barbie and Ken. Interestingly, the second bananas got to...
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Barbie—known as a teenage fashion model—didn’t have such a wholesome origin. The very randy and...
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Who knows if the meth dealer and his partner in crime will be cut down to size? The “Breaking Bad”...
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Oscar winner and extraordinary dancer, Ginger Rogers had her career and costumes immortalized as a...
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This year’s models—One Direction has hit all the right notes with its fan girl base. Meet their...
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Courtesy of wallpaperswa.com, this barista blends two of my favorite things: coffee and dolls!...
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Mona Lisa, Mona Lisa, men have named you. You’re so like the lady with the mystic smile. (Barbie...
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Talented doll artist Helen Kish offered this delightful depiction of Peter and Tink. From 1952,...
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The original Danish name for the Snow Queen is “Sneedronningen.” Virginie Ropars captures the...
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The characters of “Frozen” expand upon the beloved Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale “The Snow...
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“Odette” is Monica Reo’s latest variation on a beloved fairy-tale heroine. This 34-inch-tall doll...
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You-know-who poses alongside an artist’s interpretation of what an average 19-year-old’s physique...
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When Mattel debuted these much-talked-about dolls, the cast of “Mad Men” embodies the long-ago...
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This 1953 Madame Alexander doll was made to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation as the...
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“High School Musical 3” dolls feature the cast members poised for big-time postgraduation acclaim....
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Once upon a time . . . a little baby named Ella was born. Here the future princess is conceived by...
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