It’s not often that you see advertising billboards go up around town to promote products that were in their heyday over 40 ...

In the '80s, Cabbage Patch Kids were the most coveted toys on the market. With their round plastic heads, floppy cloth bodies and winsome, folksy styling, Cabbage Patch Kids are instantly ...

That year, everyone had asked Santa for a Cabbage Patch Kid — but the big guy could not deliver them to all the deserving kids for reasons too sophisticated for my kindergarten brain to understand.

NBCUniversal Syndication Studios' new documentary Billion Dollar Babies: The True Story of the Cabbage Patch Kids promises to ... As for how, fans can also submit photos of themselves with ...

Just YouTubing Cabbage Patch Kids, alone, you go down this rabbit ... You could hardly find pictures of him recently. There were all sorts of whispers about how he lives in France now.

Cabbage Patch Kids were the toy back in the 1980s. These pudgy baby dolls had humble beginnings but caused a frenzied shopping season so memorable, we’re still talking about it 40 years later.

Dolls is Carolyn Childer's hobby. So she knows the value of *** hot doll. She bought eight Cabbage Patch kids when they hit town and she still has seven. She hopes for $100 each. Do you think that ...

"Enough people show up so it made for a good picture in the paper and Time ... He didn't think the idea of someone dropping Cabbage Patch Kids from a bomber onto the County Stadium parking lot ...

When Cabbage Patch Kids burst onto the scene in 1983, Dan Goodman says they set off a consumer frenzy unlike any toy fad seen before or since. Goodman is the executive producer of Billion Dollar ...