Barbie and Ken share a decades-long love story with many ups and downs since 1961 when they first crossed paths with each other for the very first time while shooting a commercial. Amid release of ...

Or rather, it’s Kenough. Ken doesn’t get a happy ending because he finally earns Barbie’s love. He gets a happy ending because he finally realizes he doesn’t have to. In doing so he seems ...

Barbie met Ken in 1961 on the set of their first television commercial together, where it was "love at first sight," according to Insider. They seemed made for each other (because, well ...

There are few more dynamic animated protagonists than Miss Barbie, especially given the different ways that she can appear.

Ken watched her from afar in a tuxedo. (The dance was ostensibly set in Willows, Wisconsin, their canonical hometown.) It was love at first sight. “Somehow (Barbie) knew she and Ken would be ...

Barbie director Greta Gerwig recently ... 14), Gerwig discussed how a mutual and “very deep love of Sly Stallone” led Gosling’s Ken to sport a faux mink coat in the film, per Entertainment ...

Barbieland itself is a female-first utopia that looks fundamentally dystopian — plastic, denatured, death-denying, cut off from love and ... bring their Barbie and their Ken together.

“The Ken song was like, ‘I love horses but they also make me mad.’ And it said Barbie and Ken hit songs, which is always like a funny thing to send to a songwriter, ‘Just give us two hit ...

But as Barbie and Ken move from their world to ours ... She isn’t just on hand to score “we love trans people!” points. Yet the film’s story line and its politics set up a kind of pure ...