Barbie has more wit and wisdom in an 11-inch plastic toy than our society at large. Yes, the Barbie we once knew represented an unrealistic, unobtainable measure of beauty and idealistic happiness.

We went to the popular movie “Barbie” recently and, shortly into the feature, the main character says that in her land, corporations are not people and money is not free speech. In other words ...

Kaavia James is "a Barbie girl, in a Barbie world" - wait, scratch that. Barbie (and all of us!) actually live in Kaavia's world, and her pretty-in-pink birthday party proved that. Gabrielle Union ...

Letters to the Editor: ‘It is literally impossible to be a woman’ — the highlight of ‘Barbie’ Actors Ryan Gosling, left, and Margot Robbie in “Barbie.” ...

Friday's letters address the appeal of the new "Barbie" movie, conceptual ideas for the Union Pier redevelopment, business vehicles with out-of-state license plates and a park for Sumar Street.

Disclaimer: Spoilers ahead. Gaggles of pink-wearing moviegoers are flocking to see “Barbie,” lured by splashy marketing tactics. Once there, they find the main character ruminating on the ...

Two summer movie blockbusters have recently opened at your local multiplex, if you still have one. One movie concerns with the life and times of Dr. Robert Oppenheimer, the quantum physicist and ...

Greta Gerwig is the mastermind behind 'Barbie.' In an exclusive interview she explains why it was important for her to rectify Barbie's perfect persona.

With help from Kate McKinnon, Greta Gerwig's 'Barbie' pays homage to the doll we all played with too hard. So why not pay homage to my own?

Barbie has more wit and wisdom in an 11-inch plastic toy than our society at large. Yes, the Barbie we once knew represented an unrealistic, unobtainable measure of beauty and idealistic happiness.