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- Welcome to #Millennial, the home of pretend adulting and real BARBIE talk!
- Our resident Barbie expert and social media manager Chloé educates us on the history of Barbie, and delves into how her legacy is represented on the silver screen.
- Barbie was originally based on a German escort doll?!
- The real life Barbie and Ken were brother and sister?!
- Justice for Allan and Midge!!!
- Is the message of this movie that men are stupid? We don't think the haters are aware Ken-ough to understand the layers of Barbie.
- With the success of 'Barbie,' Mattel has some major tailwinds to help project it towards future motion pictures adaptations of their other properties: think magic 8 ball, Doug, and American Girl dolls!
- Wtf is girl dinner? If you're anything like us, you've been eating girl dinner for years not knowing it was a "thing."
- Girl dinner isn't a prescribed menu, it's a #lifestyle. For some of us, the center of girl dinner is cheese. For others, it's diet coke and a blunt.
- Popeyes was prepared: they rolled out their girl dinner menu when the trend went viral.
- This week's recommendations are mostly fun with one notable super responsible exception! 'They Cloned Tyrone' on Netflix (Laura), Figo Pet Insurance (Andrew), 'Fourth Wing' by Rebecca Yarros, and princessmovies.to for a super legitimate, totally legal way to watch all the Barbie movies for free (Chloé over here trying to get us sued).
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