"He's just what the world needed right now," Devin Silva, whose tweet about the gingerbread plushie went viral, tells ...

But Silva, 18, decided to get the Ty toy anyway, and posted a picture to X about the purchase. “saw this guy and said Ew ew ...

Devin Silva was at her local CVS in Washington shopping for some late-night ice cream when she spotted it. Cookie was hanging ...

In fact, here I was thinking that sherpa clogs and Rhode lip glosses would be this season's most coveted product, all while Ty's infamously cute-or-not-cute gingerbread toy was quietly becoming an ...

Get ready. Ty Inc., the maker of Beanie Babies, is once again taking toy stores by storm with Beanie Bouncers, plush toys that can bounce up to 50 feet high. For anyone looking for last-minute ...

The untraditional Ty toy has become a holiday sensation, after going viral on X, formerly known as Twitter, last week and selling out in numerous stores. The plush toy, dubbed Cookie, features the ...

A Ty Gingerbread plushie aptly named "Cookie" has become an overnight sensation, all thanks to a now-viral social media post.

Ty Warner, the visionary creator behind the iconic Beanie Babies, has once again captured the magic of play with an ...

In 1997, eBay had auctioned off $500 million worth of the plush toys, accounting for more than 6% of the site's total sales. And the following year, Ty's sales surpassed $1 billion for the first time.

In fact, his name is Cookie. Cookie is a wide-smiling, gingerbread-shaped Beanie Baby with big blue eyes and ears, and he has gone so viral across social media in recent days that Ty Inc—the company ...