Labubu dolls are the latest pop culture phenomenon, and the Baltimore area is one of the few spots where you can get one.

Is there a Labubu movie in the making? Yes, after taking the internet by storm, the viral dolls are now eyeing to take over the big screens. known for its pointed ears, big eyes, and

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Melinda Hu, a senior research analyst at Bernstein, argues that the hype over the sharp-fanged monster dolls is nearing its peak, and with doubts about the company’s next sales driver, its shares have limited upside, Bloomberg reported. Hu is currently the only analyst out of 46 to have a “sell” rating on the company.

From sold-out US toy aisles to China's booming 'emotional consumption', a tiny monster captures wallets, attention

The mischievous, fanged Labubu dolls are heading for Hollywood, as Sony Pictures has secured the screen rights to the Chinese collectible sensation. The studio plans to develop a feature film — and possibly a full franchise — centred on the wildly popular figurines that have dominated social media and pop culture over the past year.

Sony is reportedly putting a Labubu movie into development, while the Sharknado franchise is being revived after a seven year hiatus