Labubu, a spiky-eared collectible doll created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, has become one of the hottest toys of 2025.

The reason some users on social media and kids in real life have claimed Labubu dolls are evil has to do with posts likening them to other demonic creatures and lore from centurie ...

Americans have long had an obsession with doll fads – that “must-have” mentality that drives people of all ages to the ...

Every time she spots a plastic toy phone — the kind that blares Dhoom Machale at the press of a button — 21-year-old Stuti ...

SCOTS parents have been warned as fraudsters are trying to cash in on fake Labubu dolls. The grinning toys have soared in ...

Labubu dolls are the current rage among Gen Z. Celebrities around the world are carrying them. But, they are not the only ...

Advice Direct Scotland said counterfeit Labubu dolls – the latest toy craze – were duping collectors, draining wallets and ...

Labubu dolls: Just another doll fad? ... Cabbage Patch Kids were first created by Xavier Roberts in 1976, but released by Coleco Industries in 1983, according to mueseumofplay.com.

Labubu dolls: Just another doll fad? ... Cabbage Patch Kids were first created by Xavier Roberts in 1976, but released by Coleco Industries in 1983, according to mueseumofplay.com.

Labubu dolls: Just another doll fad? ... Cabbage Patch Kids were first created by Xavier Roberts in 1976, but released by Coleco Industries in 1983, according to mueseumofplay.com.

Labubu dolls: Just another doll fad? ... Cabbage Patch Kids were first created by Xavier Roberts in 1976, but released by Coleco Industries in 1983, according to mueseumofplay.com.

The dolls were 12-inch, poseable figures representing different branches of the military and the term “action figure” was conceived. CABBAGE PATCH KIDS (1982): Cabbage Patch Kids were first created by ...