LOL items, made by MGA Entertainment, which also owns Bratz, are expected to bring in at least $500 million this year alone, according to AdAge. Price tags on LOL toys range from $5 to $240.

The runaway success of MGA Entertainment's LOL Surprise dolls has led CEO Isaac Larian to gloat publicly over his competitors' anemic sales. Post photo composite The hottest toy of the last two ...

More than 80% of MGA’s toys are made in China, including LOL Surprise. The company contracts with 50 factories in China, which accounts for more than 80% of all global toy production.

Lol suprise toys, £3.50 from Argos - buy here The item is originally priced at £14, so there's very little wonder as to why eager parents are rushing to snap them up.

LOL Surprise toys are topping wish lists, but they’re also creating a huge amount of non-recyclable plastic waste.

LOL Surprise! toys are back but this time you'll have to crack a series of codes before you find out what's inside. The supersize version of the LOL Surprise Ball were a huge hit last Christmas ...

LOL items, made by MGA Entertainment, which also owns Bratz, are expected to bring in at least $500 million this year alone, according to AdAge. Price tags on LOL toys range from $5 to $240.

LOL Surprise toys are topping wish lists, but they’re also creating a huge amount of non-recyclable plastic waste.

LOL Surprise! It might sound like a text you'd get before receiving shocking news, but it's actually the name of one of the hottest toys. The intricate kits filled with tiny plastic pieces are ...