The Made in Chicago Museum is an online collection of 20th-century artifacts that have roots in the Windy City.

Cloudco Entertainment is celebrating 40 years of Care Bears and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

Chaz George collects Batman comics, toys, and memorabilia. In this edition of Collector Spotlight, Chaz explains his obsession with Batman and shares details of his expansive collection, including the one item that had been forgotten in an attic for forty years.

Thanks to a raft of feature upgrades, the iconic design toy, Lite-Brite, now comes in high definition.

The Hidden Role Podcast reveals the people behind toys, games, and companies that fuel playtime and game nights.

In 1965, Topper Toys released Super Helmet 7, electronic headgear that allowed kids to mimic “men of action”, like jet pilots, sky divers, and race car drivers.

Located in Lakewood, Colorado, the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls & Toys is home to more than 20,000 items ranging from antique and artisan dolls and dollhouses to toys from the 20th century.

The Hot Wheels Unleashed Design Battle could turn your car design into a real Hot Wheels toy and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

From toy soldiers to farm animals, Britains became Europe’s most enduring manufacturer of agricultural toys through innovation and imagination.

In 1976, Kenner released Soapsters, a line of bathtub toys designed for kids ages 2 and up. Suds were generated automatically thanks to moving soft foam rubber wheels.

The Disney Junior channel’s Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends animated series has inspired Dynacraft’s new ride-on Spider-Man 6V Super Car.

In the mid-1980s, Telepictures Publications published G.I. Joe Magazine for fans of the military action figure from Hasbro.

Released in 1980, Ideal’s Bolt N’ Play Construction Set allowed kids ages 2 to 6 to assemble super-sized objects that they could ride or sit on to play.

Located in the tiny village of Montacute, England, the Montacute TV Toy Radio Museum immerses visitors in classic radio and television sets and the programs that brought them to life.

New Play-Doh products are on the horizon thanks to a collaboration between Creative Kids and Hasbro and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.