Troll dolls have been popular long before Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake became singing versions in the "Trolls" movies. Ever since the 1960s, kids have loved the strangely sweet faces and ...

What does the guy with 1,700 Barbies, or the woman with 41,000 Trolls, think of Trump’s ideas about doll austerity?

Like a recursive pop-culture inception: The original Troll dolls, those horrid little wastes of carbon-intensive plastic with the shocks of neon hair, were a thing in the '70s and then — as ...

2023 offers you the DreamWorks animated feature “Trolls Band Together,” which features the Danish dolls created (like Barbie) in the 1950s. I should point out that this movie’s release isn ...

Trolls Band Together is the third movie in DreamWorks' animated film series based on the toy dolls of the same name. Here's the official synopsis from Universal: After two films of true friendship ...

Troll dolls enjoyed their first heyday in the 1960s. Known for their wild hair, the toys have gone through many iterations since - from gemstones on their bellies in the ‘90s to computer ...

Trolls were the kind of doll where you combed their hair, and grabbed them by the feet, and went, "Me me me me me" in a high-pitched voice (or was that just me?). So, when I learned that they were ...