Step back into the ’80s and relive the magic of childhood—no screens, pure fun, wild fashion, and creativity without limits.

WHEN it comes to hunting for a charity shop bargain, Jellycats are every reseller’s dream. As the plushies can often fetch a small fortune when they’re resold – especially if ...

The original Transformers toys were famous for turning from robots into cars, jets, or animals. In the ’80s, you could buy ...

“You can have your hundreds of toys if you have a place to store them, so that when a kid has time to play there’s just a ...

For kids of the '80s and '90s, there was no greater place to be a kid than Toys"R"Us. We all likely have fond memories of ...

The Lost Toys, Tastes and Trends of the '70s and '80s," as well as "The Totally Sweet '90s." She's been a journalist since 1989, working at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, Twin Cities Sidewalk, the Minneapolis ...

Story Kitchen and Toys"R"Us Studios, the entertainment production arm of the global toy brand, have teamed up to develop a live-action film. "Toys'R'Us is a cultural touchstone that continues ...

If you're a millennial, every movie from your childhood is either getting a remake, a prequel or a sequel. Nostalgia is not ...

When the Armatron first came out, in 1981, robotics engineers started contacting Watanabe. “I wasn’t so much hearing from ...

One of the more obscure toys of the ‘80s was a line of digital watches from Japan’s Takara called the Kronoform that could transform into vehicles, creatures, and even a robot.

For American families, this means relatively inexpensive toys could become luxuries. That’s because nearly 80% of all toys sold in the US are manufactured in China, according to the Toy ...