There was always the hope that Ms. Barbara Roberts—as embodied by actress Margot Robbie—could pull big numbers at the box office, but the response since Barbie set photos first dropped in 2022 surprised even her most ardent supporters (and her manufacturers).

When a movie makes more than $1.4 billion at the box office and earns eight Academy Award nominations, the studio is going to want to make a sequel. Such was the case with Warner Bros. and “Barbie.” The blockbuster movie,

Barbie and the WNBA partnered for a game on Monday in Atlanta between the Atlanta Dream and Las Vegas Aces as new Angel Reese Barbie launches.

If WB can't get deals done with Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie, and Ryan Gosling, Barbie 2 will not be made, and Mattel will get the film rights back

Reading time 2 minutes Over three years since Greta Gerwig’s  Barbie came out and became a global phenomenon (and half of one), a follow up could be feasible. Maybe. Per the New York Times, Warner Bros.

To do so, the company is increasing its investment in Barbie content, including rereleasing seven classic full-length Barbie specials, doubling videos on the company's Barbie YouTube page and debuting a "Barbie in the Nutcracker" animated special on Netflix this holiday season.

A talented young makeup artist who worked on the hit movie “Barbie” and the popular TV series “Bridgerton” died in a tragic car accident, officials said. Ava Gillies, 26, was driving down a carriageway in Wrelton,

Barbie 2 has reportedly hit a major roadblock as negotiations with its biggest names continue. Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and Greta Gerwig have yet to finalize deals. The stalled talks could put the highly anticipated sequel at risk.