To Dan Knowlton, his Cabbage Patch Kids are his children. "They're easier to cope with." True -- they never grow or die or have to maintain necessary life functions, but that doesn't mean you need 600 of them.
Toys in the '70s sure were awesome, but let's face it -- they weren't always well-thought-out. In that spirit, we present 'Hugo: Man of a Thousand Faces,' a large plastic doll that surely qualifies as one of the most disturbing toys of all time. If you owned one, you have our sympathy.
In one corner, we have Venus Angelic, the 15-year-old girl from London who looks eerily like a Japanese anime doll. She's gathered quite the internet following by changing her accent, makeup and clothes to mirror the animated characters she loves so much.
In the other, we have Dakota Rose, aka Kota Koti, an American teen who's just as obsessed with acting and dressing like a real-life doll as Venu
Forget about Chucky. Now, it seems, dolls have decided to use their powers for good.
Christian Deason of Tennessee awoke at 3:30 a.m. on October 24 when an infant doll she was caring for as part of a school assignment began to cry. Deason realized at that moment that her house was being consumed by a raging fire.
Since the death of Steve Jobs, we've all been looking for the perfect way to commemorate the Apple co-founder, and now we finally have the answer: Steve Jobs, the action figure. Seriously, if Nicki Minaj can get the Barbie doll treatment, why shouldn't Jobs?
On the fourth hour of 'Today,' Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb take a close look at the 'You & Me Interactive Triplets' doll that allegedly utters an naughty word.
Some believe that the 'You & Me Interactive Triplets' dolls currently being sold at Toys R Us stores doesn't just use use adorable baby talk. They think the doll is actually saying a dirty word.
These crazy chemists create a fire-breathing demon spawn by mixing potassium nitrate, iron oxide and icing sugar inside of a doll's head. Halloween is right around the corner.