Which Disney princess doll is best? For decades, Disney has made movies featuring beautiful princesses with a wide range of personalities and backgrounds. Between Snow White and Princess Elsa, there ...

The dolls, which are available online and in stores now, retail for $125 each Courtesy American Girl American Girl is revealing the latest dolls part of its Disney Princess collection. The iconic toy ...

The Disney dolls line will include unique collector offerings for adult fans that will celebrate the Disney Princess and Disney Frozen characters in a new way. Mattel has revealed its all-new line up ...

Mattel Creations has launched three new Disney Princess dolls in a collection called “Once Upon a Whimsy.” The collection includes a Tiana doll (The Princess and the Frog), an Ariel doll (The Little ...

It’s hard to think of a toy that’s more of a cultural phenomenon than Disney princess dolls. Their popularity equals that of Barbie and there are virtually as many iterations of them. The storylines ...

There also will be a new Disney Frozen collection dropping this January. With a new year comes an exciting new re-imagined line of Disney Princess dolls. In partnership with Mattel, both brands have ...

Barbie is being "blocked" by "Frozen" characters -- as the Disney dolls' sales lift Hasbro stock to dizzying heights. Post Staff It’s official: the Disney princesses spent the holidays beating up on ...

My Little Pony and Elmo are going to have to make room for Princess Anna and the rest of her Disney pals. Hasbro, which makes toys under the first two brand names, scored a crown possession on ...

*Disney has teamed with the Black-owned business CreativeSoul Photography for a special-edition artist series collection of dolls across the African diaspora, inspired by Disney Princesses, per a news ...

It’s giving Disney princess, but with a twist. There’s a new collaboration between Black-owned brand CreativeSoul Photography and Disney that will reimagine the iconic princesses through a special ...

This is the scene from the Oscar-winning 2012 Disney-Pixar film. Merida and her trusty steed Angus race through the forest, one of the few places the princess can loose some arrows and be herself.