Toys

The toymaker has become the latest company to face furor for collaborating with and supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

"She said and what are they going to do about it," one user wrote.

After being used as a breeding dog for years, Coco was nervous and quiet when she arrived at her new home.

Several users were in stitches over the dog's behavior in the viral clip, with one writing that the pup is "so smart, sneaky and sooooo cute."

The replacement bear uses the original recording of the heartbeat, fitted inside a new toy.

The mom-of-two from Kansas told Newsweek how she came up with a brilliant way to get her kids' Lego bricks organized.

"She has adopted other toys before, but the piggies really took it to the next level," the dog's owner told Newsweek.

The British shorthair cat has become a viral sensation as he regularly lies beside the device for a massage.

"All I will say is put a $1000 cat tree next to a cardboard box. Watch what will cat go to first," one user said.

"Go ask your dead dad for a present'... [the poster] is defending this?!" one Redditor wrote, as another posted, "Liz is 17 and was given a cheap sketch pad."

A viral video has left TikTokers in stitches, with several saying the kitten was "panicking" that she would lose her "treasures."

Mike McArdle told Newsweek, "Obviously, I would never think to check there," with the average American spending 2.5 days a year looking for misplaced items.

Weller the dog's owner, Meredith, told Newsweek she will "ask permission" before borrowing the blanket again.

The foster mom was accused by relatives of "taunting" their kids by putting toys they couldn't play with in plain sight.

"He's just trying to make sure nobody steals his stuff," joked one commenter on the viral Reddit post.

A spokesperson for the shelter said: "Some dogs are so sweet and gentle it brings a tear to your eye when they finally choose."

In an original essay, Elizabeth Buko tells Newsweek about her surprising Christmas decision.

The clip of Joe Biden appearing to walk aimlessly around carrying toys during an event has been viewed more than 880,000 times.

Analysis of global keyword searches found the most popular toys in 161 countries and some of the results surprised us.

"This is so cool, I wish we all had your aunt's little library to visit," said one commenter on the viral Reddit post.

"Awwwwww maybe [an] early Xmas gift...Santa won't mind," one TikToker wrote, while another posted: "my [money's] on him already having the toy out."

The popular dancing cactus toy mimics whatever it hears, leaving one dog unsure.

"That is the funniest thing I've seen in a long time," said one commenter on the viral footage of the majestic bird in Illinois.

A woman confined to her hospital wing with stage 4 lung cancer captured the viral moment from her window.

Not sure what toys and treats are best for your dog? Here are some expert tips on how to choose the best for your furry friend.

From high-class call girl to trendsetter to symbol of consumerism, Barbie has led an interesting life over the last six decades.

"I love how his toys are mini-me versions of him." one user said.

"He's aiming for your head," one user said, marveling at the corgi's persistence.

"Some little kid is forever going to be: one, two, three, four, six, seven....." one user said.

One viewer felt the toddler, named Aiden, "took all he could" with another concluding: "he's been watching too much WWE."