The so-called Beanie Bouncers, a 4-inch, plush toy with a ball inside that can bounce as high as 50 feet, will hit shelves next month with a price tag of $5.99, Warner told The Post exclusively in ...

This bear was released when the company, Ty, initially decided to cease production on Beanie Babies. I guess happy endings do exist when they’re potentially worth £1,400! Although this isn’t the ...

Collecting the pellet-filled plush toys were all the rage in the 1990s, with people viewing them as investment pieces. But as a new movie comes out about their creator, did Beanies justify their hype?

The plot of the new Apple movie The Beanie Bubble will sound familiar to anyone who lived through the 1990s.Zach Galifianakis plays H. Ty Warner, the founder of the company that set the toy ...

Beanie Babies were small, stuffed animals created by Ty. Each unique toy was given a name like Princess the Bear or Bubbles the Fish. A four-line poem accompanied the name on an attached heart tag.

The latest is “The Beanie Bubble,” a comic drama about the Beanie Baby craze of the 1990s. We once debated the ethics of product placement in movies — now the product IS the movie.

It's 2025, do you know where your Beanie Babies are? Yes, I said Beanie Babies. The small, not-so-plush, plastic-bean-filled stuffed animals you had in the ’90s.