Pop Mart and Kasing Lung's The Monsters series of keychain creatures is becoming the collectible market's hottest toy. Recently, the charm of Labubu made its way onto my social feed with friends ...

The Chinese toymaker Pop Mart's most viral toy, Labubu, made a lot of money in 2024. The Monsters toy line, which Labubu is part of, made up 23% of PopMart's sales last year. Pop Mart's revenue ...

New monster dolls are taking over the internet. Influencers shell out as much as $85 for bigger Labubu dolls. Democrat wins Pennsylvania state senate race in major upset Tesla Is Headed to Saudi ...

Labubu characters are little furry monsters inspired by Nordic fairy tales. Characterised by her pointed ears, serrated teeth and fur, Labubu is described as kind-hearted and always wanting to ...

This might sound like the antagonist of a scary movie for children, but it’s actually the exact look of the new plush toy that’s taken social media by storm – Labubu. Labubu was created by ...

Meet Labubu—a wide-eyed, snaggle-toothed creature from the imagination of artist Kasing Lung, brought to life by Chinese toy powerhouse POP MART. Once a niche art figure inspired by Nordic ...

Now, it's time for adults to come out to play with new Labubu Dolls gaining popularity since a rise in celebrities such as Rihanna, Dua Lipa and Olivia Attwood buying into the trend. But what ...

While the cherub figurines wearing a wide range of hats - from garlic tops and pear caps - are manufactured by Japanese toy manufacturer Toru Soeya, Labubu dolls are the brainchild of Hong Kong ...

Shrouded in mystery until opened, Labubu figures are available in 'blind boxes' at Pop Mart or from secondary sellers in the UK. Their fame skyrocketed following K-pop icon Lisa from Blackpink ...

BANGKOK: The Ramathibodi Poison Center has issued a warning about a dangerous illicit drug known by the street names “Labubu” or “Khanom” (meaning “snack”), which reportedly circulated ...

BANGKOK – The Ramathibodi Poison Centre has issued a warning about a dangerous illicit drug known by the street names “Labubu” or “Khanom” (meaning “snack”), which reportedly ...