Attention fans of Labubu, your bag charm trinket could be about to be replaced by a brand-new one, a Mirumi robot that does ...

At first glance, Mirumi looks like a soft, furry charm clipped onto a bag or backpack. Developed by a Japanese robotics ...

In 2025, the Labubu craze was unescapable. Now, in the first few days of 2026, there’s a new viral obsession — the Mirumi.

If you're still obsessing over Labubu, it might be time to say goodbye because 2026 may have already found its next big ...

These days, so few trends escape the containment of algorithmic silos to become bona fide phenomena that it can be tempting to feel like the ones that do are important to put effort into understanding ...

Labubu is a plush monster toy, but it’s also on track to be a billion-dollar business. This week, Labubu maker Pop Mart released its financial results for the first half of 2025, giving the public ...

Fluffy, wide-eyed and with a toothy grin, Labubu dolls might look like nothing more than another plushy toy. But try telling that to the millions across the world who can't wait to get their hands on ...

Taylor Montgomery, who was recently elevated into the global chief brand officer role, discusses how the chain is capitalizing on global food trends and spreading its rebellious marketing attitude.

The Labubu craze proves that play can be serious business. The quirky vinyl or plush toys from Pop Mart are a worldwide phenomenon, riding a rising wave in popularity among both collectors and ...