Labubu dolls are the latest toy craze to captivate adults and children alike. Although Chinese distributor Pop Mart bought Labubu’s IP in 2019, the toy didn’t reach virality until the beginning of ...

Labubu, collectible plush toys and figurines created by artist Kasing Lung, are now available at Walmart. The toys, previously rare and found in specialty stores, are now more accessible through ...

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Labubu fans will have another chance to purchase two of Pop Mart's popular Labubu blind boxes on Oct. 10, according to the Pop Mart website. The Labubu blind boxes – which hide the exact content of ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is issuing an urgent warning to anyone who has purchased a fake Labubu doll because children could be at risk for this deadly safety hazard. The counterfeit ...

Labubu dolls are the latest pop culture phenomenon, and the Baltimore area is one of the few spots where you can get one. They are all over social media, seen dangling from purses and bags on the ...

Labubu dolls have become the trendy fashion accessory of choice among celebrities and others; and now, like many collectibles, fake versions and knockoffs are popping up on the internet, known as ...

WASHINGTON D.C. -- A warning has been issued on the popular Labubu dolls as the fake versions pose a major threat to children which could even be deadly. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you've been living under a rock, the first thing you might be thinking is, "What the heck is a Labubu?" But if you're not up on ...

Pop Mart will restock two popular Labubu blind boxes, which often sell out instantly, on Friday, Sept. 12, and Saturday, Sept. 13, according to the Pop Mart website. The Labubu blind boxes, which hide ...

When assistant marketing professor Ying Zeng clipped a small plush doll—a cute, fox-like character from the Shanghai Disney Resort—to her handbag earlier this year, she didn’t expect it to spark so ...