Timex has brought back its retro T80 digital watch and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

Andrea Katelnikoff collects Barbie dolls and related items. Here, she explains why she started collecting and what keeps her interested in the hobby.

The X-Files Rainy Day Colouring & Activity Book pays homage to the iconic science fiction television series.

The Fantha Tracks website keeps Star Wars enthusiasts up to date on the latest developments in the Star Wars canon.

Junior astronauts could control a fleet of spaceships with the Orbiting Spaceway, released in 1970 by Kenner.

Situated at the centre of Bloomington’s Mall of America, Nickelodeon Universe offers a dizzying array of rides and spectacles for adventure-seeking families and is working on becoming a Certified Autism Center (CAC).

To celebrate the Happy Meal turning 40 this year, McDonald’s is bringing back some of its most popular toys and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

Kelly McClain serves as consignment manager of Hake’s Auctions. Here, McClain tells Toy Tales how Hake’s came to auction the Boba Fett J-slot rocket-firing prototype and explains why the demand for pop culture collectibles has changed over time.

In 1975, Marx Toys released a squadron of six high-flying planes called Prop Shots.

Sneakerheads can now wear The Force on their feet thanks to a collaboration between Lucasfilm and Adidas.

Up to 50 build ideas for LEGO holiday decorations, crafts, and games, are presented over the course of 80 pages in LEGO Holiday Ideas: More than 50 Festive Builds.

Bash! is a Milton Bradley game for one or more players that puts a hammer in children’s hands.

Located in Colmar, France, the Musée du Jouet showcases a collection of more than 1,000 toys dating from the 19th century to today.

Thanks to a new book, you can workout like the crew of Star Trek and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.

Robert Murch collects talking boards. Here, the Ouija’storian and collector shares his history with the often misunderstood spiritual tool and explains his theory on what happens when people use talking boards.