One game designer found that there was something missing with the brand new Game Developer Barbie doll that was just recently released: color.

It's been two years since Mattel's well-intentioned but abysmally-executed Barbie book I Can Be a Computer Engineer, and in that time, a lot has changed.

In honor of Star Trek's 50th anniversary, Mattel and CBS Consumer Products are releasing a Star Trek Anniversary Barbie Collection featuring Kirk, Spock, and Uhura.

The Misty Copeland doll is Barbie's latest "Shero," a collection that strives to tell girls they can be anything.

At the Makers Conference Kim Culmone, Vice President of Barbie Global, unveiled a new Barbie modeled after soccer player Abby Wambach.

We have our Brianna! It was announced earlier this week that Sophie Skelton has been cast in Outlander. Those who have read the books know exactly where she comes in to the story--and all I can tell you is that it's sooner than you might think. She joins actor Richard Rankin, who was cast as Roger Wakefield (a role with important connections to Brianna) at the end of last year.

Yesterday, Mattel revealed some drastic and awesome changes to the Barbie line. In addition to "original" (read: preposterously proportioned) Barbie, fans can now purchase "petite, tall, and curvy" dolls on Barbie.com.

Beginning today, Mattel will be selling Barbies with three new, diverse body types on Barbie.com alongside the "original," cartoonishly-proportioned Barbie. The "petite, tall and curvy" dolls were designed as part of the dramatically entitled "Project Dawn," led by Evelyn Mazzocco, head of the Barbie brand.

Ava DuVernay and Mattel announced yesterday that, due to a high volume of requests, the Ava Barbie will be available to purchase starting today.

Check out that hijab (or is it a chador? I can't tell since she's sitting). Saba Ahmed, president and founder of the Republican Muslim Coalition, came onto FOX News wearing that to talk about Donald Trump's assertion that we should be closing down mosques, because they harbor terrorists. I kinda wish she hadn't said anything - just sat there wearing that while giving Megyn Kelly and the Trump spokesperson on her right side-eye.

This ad for the brand new Moschino Barbie is absolutely freakin' adorable, and it features a Barbie first: a boy starring alongside girls in the ad!

Axent Wear is giving us the headphones of our dreams for all of us who want to listen to music while accessing our inner kitty. After the success of their Indiegogo campaign, you can now pre-order these cat ear headphones from Brookstone for $149, which come equipped with cat-ear-shaped external speakers and fun LED lights.

Dust is collecting on their collective social media presence, and the band doesn’t even have a website. When I reached out to the four Aqua members on Twitter, they either didn’t check their notifications, or they decided to ignore me. Maybe Aqua doesn’t even want to be found.

We've all heard it: Barbie promotes unrealistic body image that harms young kids, especially girls. A war on Barbie isn't the solution to our desire for healthy family-friendly media. What we need is an ongoing conversation about toys, how they affect us, and how to keep them a positive part of our worlds.

Barbie's had a few marketing missteps over the years -- from when she complained that "math class is tough!" to when she learned how to code from her male peers -- so it makes sense that modern-day parents would rather get their daughter a Frozen doll than a Barbie. This new Barbie ad comes on the heels of Mattel losing sales on the doll; Catch News reports that Barbie sales dropped 14% in 2014.

Taylor Swift? Hell yeah. My Bloody Valentine? Maybe not so much.

After enduring heels for 50 LONG YEARS, Barbie, who has been a doctor, a paratrooper, and a firefighter, can finally slip out of those heels and into a nice sensible pair of flats.