Hasbro — the toy company behind Transformers, GI Joe and My Little Pony, loves to squeeze every cent possible out of a brand. Hence toys turning into TV shows and movies. And now, with MLP, there's a new "brand extension," Equestrian Girls.
Hasbro — the toy company behind Transformers, GI Joe and My Little Pony, loves to squeeze every cent possible out of a brand. Hence toys turning into TV shows and movies. And now, with MLP, there's a new "brand extension," Equestrian Girls.
If your tyrant parents didn't allow you to consume super fun TV or super fun plastic toys, you might've been raised playing more homespun games like "Butter Knives in Tupperware" and "Put the Wooden Block in the Bathtub". First, IT ISN'T YOUR FAULT YOUR PARENTS WERE HIPPIE LUNATICS. Second, you might enjoy this My…
Bah! Are you absolutely terrified/vomiting all over your computer in disgust? Or do you think that this custom My Little Pony that sprung from out of the surrealist fertilizer in Wrenniepooh's imagination is sort of cute? This ocular prancing pony may be a little dated, but don't worry because there's still plenty of…
Last year's BronyCon — a convention held primarily for male fans (though female fans are invited, too) of the children's cartoon My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic — was held in a small selection of New York City meeting rooms and attracted just over 100 people. And how'd that go this year? Over costumed 4,000 fans,…
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Very important news from the increasingly entwined worlds of dressage horsery and Presidential politics — Ann Romney was once sued for fraud after selling a horse that a veteranarian described as pumped full of more pain killers than he'd ever seen pumped into any horse, ever. In other words, Ann had herself a High…
Sure, in the beginning a friendship with Jay Gatsby is certainly magic, but just you wait.
Foolish Gray Lady, Twilight Sparkle is the nervous intellectual. Next, you'll try to convince me that it's Clover who is the abrasive cynic instead of Lickety Split.
Today's My Little Pony is totally different from what you grew up with in the '80s, and it isn't just that you're no longer interested in brushing a plastic pony's mane for hours. When the franchise was rebooted last year with the TV show My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, it developed an unlikely fanbase: "Bronies,"…
In this clip from a recent ABC News interview, Ryan Gosling shares a song he learned from his 6-year-old Blue Valentine co-star Faith Wladyka. If you fantasize about Ryan serenading you with tunes from your childhood, you're in luck.