The most horrifying film of 2007, “Bratz” is based on the popular line of collagen-lipped, doe-eyed slut-ette dolls and their male companions, “the boys with a passion for fashion … and the Bratz!” ...

Isaac Larian, an Iranian Jewish immigrant, set out in 2000 to create an anti-Barbie. Fast forward seven years, his line of Bratz dolls is a billion-dollar industry with a new motion picture in ...

merchandising laurels. If you haven't seen a Bratz doll in person, march yourself into the closest Target, Wal-Mart, or Toys "R" Us to take a look. Brace yourself. These sought after playmates with ...

“Bratz,” a live-action movie based on a set of dolls who have also inspired assorted animated direct-to-video releases, isn’t all that. With those bubble-gum origins, it never was going to be much.

What do you get when you mix bad acting, songs swiped from a tween’s iPod, and dialogue that sounds like a text message? OMG, it’s “Bratz: The Movie.” Based on the hyper-popular dolls, “Bratz: The ...

Viewers get to plan Jade, Sasha, Yasmin and Cloe's next exciting escapades in this interactive animated video based on the line of fashion-conscious toys. The gang's on a mission to find the next hot ...

This year has been great for the horror genre. Rob Zombie's remake of Halloween impressed audiences and the Saw series made its annual visit with Saw IV. However, the most terrifying film of the year ...

Remember Tiger Beat magazine? Sean McNamara is the Tiger Beat of Hollywood, and he knows his audience. He’s directed 13 films, delivering television hits such as “That’s So Raven” and “Even Stevens” ...

Barbie has been grist for the feminist mill for several decades now. Her pretty, perky smile and overachieving Type-A personality has always rubbed some women the wrong way. But perhaps feminists ...

Although she’s nearing 50, Barbie isn’t threatened by the much younger Bratz ingenues. Introduced in 2001 by MGA Entertainment, Bratz dolls burst onto the toy scene with head-turning outfits and ...

“Bratz,” a live-action movie based on a set of dolls who have also inspired assorted animated direct-to-video releases, isn’t much. But OMG! For a formulaic comedy about shallow, shopping-obsessed ...

Bratz taught me a valuable lesson about dolls. Even if they look like prostitutes, your daughter won't notice. They could be risque German party girls--like Lilli, the inspiration for Barbie--or ...