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Barbie and her athletic best friends slip into their smart outfits when a secret intelligence agency wants to use their special skills to stop a series of gem robberies. Will the Spy Squad succeed in this difficult cat-and-mouse game? When a magical butterfly kisses the kind princess, Kara, the crime-fighting hero, Super Sparkle, emerges. Now, along with her strong cousin, they must deal with the Baron, the kingdom's real enemy. Will the super-girls teach him a lesson?Barbie and her sisters visit a sun-kissed island resort, only to discover that a rare Gemstone dolphin has gone missing. Will Barbie and her mysterious new friend Isla manage to find it? Above all, what is Isla's well-hidden secret?

The programme has been built on neuroscientific research commissioned by Mattel and undertaken by Cardiff University which found that doll play activates brain regions that are associated with social information processing such as empathy. When children create imaginary worlds and role play with dolls like Barbie, it prompts them to talk about thoughts about others’ emotions and feelings. This can have positive long-lasting effects on children, building social and emotional processing social skills. Barbie's younger sister Chelsea is trying to celebrate her 7th birthday but her birthday is skipped due to the international date line. In the evening, at the graduation party, everyone dances to Isla's song " We Rule This School" which she DJs for. Even Miss Privet dances, and Nicholas comes to Blair again. He is unsure of whether to call her Princess Sophia or not, but she wants to continue going by the name Blair. Emily and her mother come and Blair welcomes them to their new home. Emily then asks since Blair is a princess does that make her one too to which Blair replies "there's a princess in every girl". She then introduces them to her new friends. The widowed King Randolph enlists the help of his cousin to teach his daughters the proper royal etiquette. Instead, she bans all dancing in the palace. Can the twelve dancing princesses save the kingdom with their late mother's gift?

The new movie “Barbie” has been sweeping social media over the past month, but what is the premise of the movie? Between the TikTok trends, memes and random celebrities involved in the production, it has been difficult to gauge if this movie is aimed at children or adults… and if it’s actually happening. For those confused, I can confirm that the movie is legit and is being released on July 21! It’s rated PG-13, so it’s more of a big-kid and adult movie rather than one for the little ones. Ro was separated from her family when she was six while Blair's birth parents died when she was one.

Inspired by Mark Twain's fascinating novel, Princess Anneliese finds an unexpected friendship when she meets her humble look-alike, Erika. Will the Princess and the Pauper thwart the plans of the Queen's scheming advisor, Preminger? In the winter, the students are joined by young men from the Prince Charming Academy for a dance class. Blair gets partnered with Prince Nicholas, and they joke with each other before dancing like they're at a party. Everyone else joins in, but Delancy. When they are done, the men leave, but Miss Privet tells them they will come to the graduation ceremony at the end of the semester. This is because they will have to see Delancy, the future princess of Gardania, be crowned. I think this new take on the Barbie movie will be extremely interesting, and Robbie and Gosling are excellent actors who’ll blow this out of the park! In contrast, freshman Jenny Mitchell said that she wouldn’t go see the movie because “[She hasn’t] watched any of the other Barbie movies.”Freshman Allie Snyder said she would go see “Barbie” because “It seems like it will be a very interesting take on the typical Barbie cinematic universe; the cast list also seems amazing, and [she thinks] Margot Robbie is gorgeous.” I totally agree. When exploring, the girls see portraits of of Kings and Queens of the kingdom, but one portrait was the most unusual for them. The person in the portrait looks exactly like Blair, but is actually Queen Isabella when she was 18 years old. Next they see a family portrait with Princess Sophia, Prince the dog, and King Reginald. Hadley and Isla thought that Blair could be the baby in the photo, because Princess Sophia apparently died in the car crash when she was 1 on April 26th. Blair was found on her adoptive mother's doorstep at that age, so they realize Dame Devin and Delancy are unfair to Blair because she is the rightful heir, but Dame Devin wants Delancy to be the princess. Delancy eavesdrops and becomes disturbed because her mother never told her these things.