Film & TV

“Barbie You Can Be Anything: The Experience will serve as another example of Barbie’s commitment to inspiring the limitless potential in us all,” said Julie Freeland, Senior Director of Location Based Entertainment at Mattel.

Featuring playful doodle designs, drop two of the PUMA x SpongeBob collaboration spans both footwear and apparel.

The new Bakugan series lands in September and boasts a ‘revamped anime style’.

As Mattel and Warner Bros. make the most of the Barbie movie, we speak to Jon Spalding about 2024…

Stephan Brissaud reveals the two things that drew him to Funko Games.

Rich Smith – VP of Sales at Loungefly – discusses the company’s detail-driven approach to going above and beyond with licensed backpacks, wallets and accessories.

Carl Lawrence talks fans, buyers and the lure of logos.

As a nod to the Uncanny X-Men trading cards, customers won’t know which colourway they’ve bought until they remove the tearaway seal on the shoebox.

“It was a great challenge to capture the character’s full body of hair in brick-form,” said César Carvalhosa Soares, Senior Designer at the LEGO Group.

The show will see classic Looney Tunes shorts projected on the big screen, with the original classical-inspired scores performed live by the Orchestra Italiana del Cinema.