Yes, Annabelle is real, but she doesn't look exactly like the frightening figurine in 'The Conjuring' universe.

Akuaba, a crafted wooden doll, is traditionally believed to bless infertile women with children even in their despair. Originally traced to the Fantes and other tribes along the Western coastline of Ghana,

The 35-year-old father has been sentenced in connection with the “cocaine-fueled public episode,” prosecutors said.

Dan Rivera, a paranormal investigator known for leading a viral Annabelle tour, died suddenly in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

Annabelle became a household name in 2014 when a horror film followed the story of a doll that became possessed, haunting a couple nearly to their death. Now, the real doll that inspired the movie and its sequels — also called Annabelle — is in the spotlight.

It’s early days on the project as A2R2 is on the hunt for a “visionary female director” to breathe life into Sindy’s story, which the company is eyeing as “a funny, fierce and emotionally honest fairy tale.

The Labubu craze, fueled by celebrity endorsements, faces a counterfeit crisis as fans seek these popular vinyl collectibles. Authorities have seized numerous fake dolls lacking safety checks, posing chemical and choking hazards.

The Labubu doll, once seen as a quirky collectible, is now the subject of eerie online buzz after a viral video claimed The Simpsons predicted its rise. With its unsettling smile and odd resemblance to the demon Pazuzu,