The statue of Mr. Potato Head from Toy Story can usually be seen in front of the left column of entrance to Once Upon a Toy, ...

WizKids is releasing a Dungeons & Dragons Mr. Potato Head Beholder figure to use in your next campaign. The figure comes with interchangeable accessories.

Article Summary WizKids introduces the quirky D&D Icons of the Realms: Potato Head Beholder Mini. This collectible blends Mr. Potato Head charm with the Beholder's mystique.

Before Disney’s Toy Story films, the Hasbro product was the first toy advertised on television, and also the first marketed directly to kids – Baby Boomers, to be precise.

Longmeadow police are once against investigating an act of vandalism at Bliss Park after the Mr. Potato Head statue was covered in graffiti.

Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia has in its collection three of Mr. Potato Head's four friends from the 1960s, short-lived toys made by Hasbro named Katie the Carrot, Cooky the Cucumber and ...

The Yamdalorian is the Star Wars and Mr. Potato Head mashup we didn't know we needed. A Potato Head version of the Mandalorian? Yes please!

On April 30, 1952, Mr. Potato Head became the first toy advertised on television. Its advertisement was also the first television advertisement aimed at children and not parents.

The Mandalorian's newest toy is a pun-ny good time. Meet Hasbro's newest Star Wars hero, The Yamdalorian and his adopted son The Tot.