Queen Barb is giving Poppy and Branch a run for their music in 'Trolls World Tour.' Actress and singer Rachel Bloom is the voice behind the fierce rock star troll.

Barb surveys Poppy’s whimsical high spirits and rainbow-hued melodies with palpable disgust: “Pop music isn’t even real music,” she snarls. But Poppy, for all her live-and-let-live ...

DreamWorks is streaming "Trolls World Tour" during coronavirus. Cast members Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake return to voice Poppy and Branch.

Queen Poppy thinks that if she talks to Barb, they’ll be best buddies and all will be right with the Troll world — which could be a byproduct of spending one’s days singing medleys of silly ...

Poppy is queen of the Pop Trolls and Branch is still living in an underground bunker like a doomsday prepper ... It’s Bloom’s Barb, though, who brings the most pure energy to the sequel.

Into Poppy and Branch’s idyllic if radioactive and psychedelic-looking existence comes Queen Barb (Rachel Bloom) of the Hard Rock Trolls. Barb (Rachel Bloom) in DreamWorks Animation's 'Trolls ...

As Poppy and Branch journey to deliver Poppy’s card to Barb, they discover some long-lost troll history and learn that there are actually six different tribes of trolls, divided up by musical ...

After the COVID-19 pandemic dramatically altered its release plan, the "Trolls World Tour" team discusses Poppy's journey, the importance of listening and celebrating difference.

'Trolls World Tour ' trailer. Anna ... “We’re gonna need a battle plan and weapons,” Branch tells Poppy as the two decide to work together to stop Barb’s mission. While Poppy states that ...

The first studio feature to completely bypass the theatrical window during this time of pandemic-related stay-at-home orders, “Trolls World Tour” invaded homes last week as an experiment in ...