American Girl dolls that highlight historical moments are being taken out of the past and plopped into the current era.

The new collection plucks the first six American Girl characters from their historical contexts and imagines how they might look if they lived in modern times.

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Julie Kim After a new round of testing, we’ve added four new dolls to this ...

The 2026 NFL Combine begins their on-air coverage today with both the defensive linemen and linebackers taking the field for the 40-yard dash and other athletic testing. There’s quite a few standout ...

On the eve of the Scouting Combine, here are Rob Rang's 50 best prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Recall RoundupTrankerloop baby bath seats tip-over riskTrankerloop is recalling baby bath seats sold on Amazon because the seats can be unstable an ...

Today gpu Editor Dominic Moass takes a look at Battlefield 5 with the December 4th/5th Patch, as well as the latest Nvidia 417.22 driver. KitGuru uses a variety of equipment to produce content: As of ...

Amazon has super deals on sheet sets, suitcase packing cubes, mascara, acrylic paint markers, USB charging blocks, electric ...

Return to a galaxy far, far away with Hot Toys as they unveil a new 1/4 scale Star Wars figure with the one and only Han Solo ...

Mattel says the “modern-era” versions of the beloved American Girls are “meant to celebrate the original historical characters in a different form.” Millennials say they’ve gone too far, making them ...

Mattel is ringing in the 40th anniversary of American Girl with a new Modern Eras collection. The line features modernized ...

American Girl's Historical dolls got a makeover to fit in with the brand's "Modern Era," with the iconic Samantha Parkington becoming a "trendsetter." See how the new dolls look.