Manufacturers lament a shrinking toy market for girls, who outgrow toys quicker than boys.

In a beautifully ironic move, Betty, Don, Roger and Joan all get the Mattel treatment

An #unapologetic campaign has a lot to be sorry for

What do eBay's Meg Whitman and Apple's iBook have in common? Could it be sexist journalism?

The "Breaking Bad" star throws shade in the wrong direction

From "Bottoms" and "Yellowjackets" to "Polite Society" and beyond, teen girls are exercising their angry agency

Why do makers of toys and computer games still practice segregation?

After a flurry of protest, toy maker Hasbro will not manufacture the Pussycat Dolls' dolls.

He loves dolls, and in our house toys aren't "for girls" or "for boys." Toy catalogs need to catch up

When toys are gendered, all children – and eventually adults – pay the price

"America's Next Top Model," in which a panel of bizarre sadists shred the souls of genetically superior females, is the most entertaining, unpredictable reality show on TV.

October brings Barbie and breast cancer awareness.

A gaggle of earnest dolls in historic costumes are threatening to dethrone Barbie. How'd they do it?

The meat snack gets a marketing makeover, but will on-the-go professionals bite?

Girls would "feel confident and worthy to see a strong character that looks like them," wrote Jewel Moore