One standout in the Barbie movie—while there were many—is absolutely Michael Cera's Allan. Without giving away spoilers for Barbie, there are several Barbies in Barbieland, and many Kens. But there's ...

Flea markets and thrift stores are full of old dolls — some cute, some charming, and some just plain creepy. The thing is, a few of those vintage dolls are worth money. Know what to look for as you ...

Appraisal: Howdy Doody Doll with Box, ca. 1950, from Vintage New Orleans. In Vintage New Orleans, Timothy Luke appraises a Howdy Doody Doll with Box, ca. 1950. Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is ...

It is 1 a.m., and Suzanne Campbell has been stirred awake by one of her "girls" calling her. Perhaps it is the Irish girl who needs attention or the Red Hat lady. The girls are life-size dolls ...

Long before the movie “Barbie” took over the world, Barbie dolls reigned supreme. As the most popular doll of every generation since the ’60s, Barbies have transcended decades. The vintage doll is ...

In 1959, Barbie was featured in a TV commercial and she sold for $3. A new Barbie doll doesn't cost that much more today, but if you want to buy a vintage Barbie from the 1960s, get ready to open your ...

The Vintage Barbie Museum in downtown Tulsa showcases a private collection of over 140 vintage Barbie dolls, spanning from 1959 through the 1990s, with some recent additions like the Wilma Mankiller ...

Every time you go to the thrift store, you could be passing by or buying treasured antique items that are worth a good deal of money. From vintage décor you should definitely snag to collectable mugs ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NEXSTAR) – The astounding critical and ...

Your vintage Barbie dolls sitting at home could make you a quick buck, according to new research. BonusFinder made a list of the most valuable Barbies of all time and their maximum resale price. The ...

VICKSBURG, Miss. (AP) - After her beloved collection turned out to be too much to enjoy herself, Carolyn Bakarich decided to share her treasures by opening a museum in downtown Vicksburg 30 years ago.