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The Barbenheimer phenomenon came about from a cultural convergence which is rare now that everyone’s watching and listening to different things most of the time. There’s something energising about knowing that there’s a big happening looming into view, and that you will be where the centre of gravity of culture is. And for a few weeks this summer, it’ll be at both the end of the world, and the plastic paradise.” What happens in the Barbie movie? Wash up in style with this fashionable pink high heel made in collaboration with Barbie™. We make these heels by hand with our palm-free soap base, a yummy rhubarb custard scent and Fair Trade organic cocoa butter to leave skin feeling soft and smelling sweet. It’s pink, it’s iconic and it’s only here for a limited time. Barbie ™ x Lush: Barbie ™ Boombox Soap,

The U.S. dropped the world's first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945, destroying the city and killing 140,000 people. It dropped a second bomb three days later on Nagasaki, killing another 70,000. Japan surrendered on Aug. 15, ending World War II and Japan's nearly half-century of aggression in Asia.

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But for Margot Robbie’s character, things go awry as she starts displaying distinctly un-Barbie-like characteristics. When Oppenheimer pops up on Channel 4 over Christmas 2024, the first thing you’ll think about it is that it came out on the same day as Barbie.” Barbie the movie starts off well with all the Barbies and Kens living their best lives in Barbie Land. Noellia, from Monterrey, Mexico, was holidaying solo in Scotland and couldn’t wait until her return home to see Barbie. “I had to see Barbie in the UK,” she said as she queued for a photo in a giant pink Barbie box temporarily installed in the cinema’s lobby. Now it’s got so out of hand you can buy half-and-half ‘Barbenheimer’ shirts celebrating the release date like it’s the FA Cup Final.

And as well as nostalgia, Barbie has attracted a new army of fans thanks to the involvement of Gerwig and other big Hollywood names.But the parallels between the stories of the bomb and Barbie are weird from the outset, even before we get to this past weekend’s cinematic interpretations. Because both real histories ultimately begin with something important: an idea from Germany. With the total global domination that Barbie achieved in just one day, who's to say what universe-shattering extra bits they have up their sleeve before its release finally arrives and changes the course of history forever? We're simply powerless to its whims. We fear life in plastic really is fantastic. I heard great things about this cinema so I’m so excited to see it here.” Does she have any interest in Nolan’s Oppenheimer? “No, no,” she shakes her head. “Only Barbie!”

The director Greta Gerwig, who co-wrote the script with Noah Baumbach, begins her story in Barbie Land, a pink-tastic paradise that's home to countless walking, talking, life-sized Barbie dolls. They're a diverse group in terms of race and profession: Issa Rae plays President Barbie, Hari Nef plays Doctor Barbie and Margot Robbie is perfectly cast as our heroine, Stereotypical Barbie. All of us have grown up playing with Barbies; everyone had a Barbie doll when they were a little kid,” said Millie, 20. “So it’s that kind of childhood excitement again.”One critical posting said many victims who perished under the mushroom clouds were children the same age of those playing with Barbie dolls and that the memes were inconsiderate. Others called them stupid and unforgivable, and urged a boycott of the movie. Follow your dreams to soft, sparkly skin with our limited-edition body balm made in collaboration with Barbie™. Made fresh with organic butters, hydrating oils, chocolatey-scented ruby cocoa liquor and heaps of glitter to make your skin smell incredible, feel soft and shine bright! Barbie ™ x Lush: Barbie ™ Dream Sugar Scrub, Get all the must-have soapy accessories from our Barbie™ collaboration, including this pink handbag. Handmade with our palm-free soap base, a juicy rhubarb and custard scent and added Fair Trade organic cocoa butter to ensure skin stays soft and hydrated after washing. Barbie ™ x Lush: Barbie ™ Heel Soap, The new film from Christopher Nolan, “Oppenheimer,” starts and ends in the round. In the opening shot, ripples expand in puddles as raindrops fall. Three hours later, we get a vision of Earth beginning to burn, as nuclear explosions bloom across the globe. Nolan is always entranced by the vast and the tiny; “Inception” (2010), wherein city streets fold like paper under the pressure of dreams, concludes with a spinning top. This obsession with scale is well served by “Oppenheimer,” in which the amassing of refined uranium, for the construction of an atomic bomb, is indicated by marbles piling up inside a goldfish bowl. How much roundness can you take? So we see the bombs fall as they did, hearing about it over the radio, imagining it in nightmares. Viewed harshly, you could be forgiven for thinking Oppenheimer argues the worst thing about dropping nuclear bombs on Japan was that it made a few American scientists sad. It is certainly weak tea compared to works such as Rod Serling’s Carol for Another Christmas. This politically-charged Christmas special is no more graphic in its portrayal of the bomb, and the sets it builds to show Hiroshima after the bomb dropped are no more convincing than those in Barbieland. But during his service, Rod Serling toured Japan after Oppenheimer’s bombs fell, and his descriptions of children whose faces were melted by the blast will stay with you. And they should.