Giant foam D&D dice for children from ages five to eight.

This site is a treasure trove of old Lego images.

I find The Cubes™ line of office-culture toys charming, and I'm glad to see this addition.

A teacher discusses ways he feels Lego has gone astray. I agree, I wrote a column freshman year of college when gendered Legos were introduced, and I think the licensed tie-ins are appalling.

In this video interview Lego CEO Jørgen Vig Knudstorp describes the challenges facing toy manufacturers today.

Wow, these minimal Lego print ads really capture how the bricks stoke the imagination.

These aren't amusing like the Kurt Cobain action figure, they just seem kind of silly.

This has been posted everywhere, but making LED Throwies seems like a good time.