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Did Barbie win an Oscar?

Barbie won one award at the 2024 Oscars: Best Original Song for Billie Eilish and Finneas' "What Was I Made For?" The film was nominated for six other awards (namely Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor for Ryan Gosling, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Song for Ryan Gosling and Mark Ronson's "I'm Just Ken," Best Production Design, and Best Costume Design).

Even though the movie didn't win big, the stars absolutely did because they looked *amazing* on the red carpet! Margot Robbie wore a black number to the awards show, but the real stunner was the 1996 gold Mugler bodysuit she wore to the Vanity Fair after-party. This was a super exciting look because for Barbie's entire press run, Margot has only worn either black or pink. Gold feels like the perfect way to send off the biggest movie of the year!

What is Barbie the movie in concert?

Barbie The Movie: In Concert will give Barbie fans the chance to relive their favorite movie moments — but this time with a live orchestra. Starting July 2, the film-to-concert will be coming to 37 cities and will feature Macy Schmidt’s orchestra (which is all-women and majority women-of-color!). If you've never been to a movie concert, let me tell you it is *magical.* You'll be able to watch the movie on a large LED screen while The Barbie Land Sinfonietta plays the compelling and emotional (not to mention already iconic) score on the stage below. Here's the full list of cities and dates for Barbie The Movie: In Concert:

• Tampa, FL on July 2
• Alpharetta, GA on July 3
• Raleigh, NC on July 5
• Camden, NJ on July 6
• Bristow, VA on July 7
• Virginia Beach, VA on July 8
• Charlotte, NC on July 9
• Burgettstown, PA on July 10
• Milwaukee, WI on July 12
• St. Louis, MO on July 13
• Noblesville, IN on July 14
• Kansas City, MO on July 15
• Denver, CO on July 17
• Salt Lake City, UT on July 18
• Ridgefield, WA on July 20
• Auburn, WA on July 21
• Mountain View, CA on July 25
• Wheatland, CA on July 26
• Los Angeles, CA on July 27
• Chula Vista, CA on July 28
• Phoenix, AZ on July 30
• Albuquerque, NM on July 31
• Houston, TX on August 2
• Dallas, TX on August 3
• Rogers, AR on August 4
• Birmingham, AL on August 6
• Nashville, TN on August 7
• Tinley Park, IL on August 8
• Cincinnati, OH on August 9
• Clarkston, MI on August 10
• Toronto, ON on August 11
• Cuyahoga Falls, OH on August 12
• Darien Lake, NY on August 14
• Hartford, CT on August 15
• Mansfield, MA on August 16
• Holmdel, NJ on August 17
• Wantagh, NY on August 18

Margot Robbie's Newest Barbiecore Look

Margot Robbie brought a new creativity and boldness to Barbiecore with her 2024 SAG Awards dress. The Schiaparelli couture LBD features a swooping, statement pink shoulder accent and train that gives the edge of the black a whimsical touch. Margot's style continues to blow our minds!

What awards is Barbie up for?

Barbie is up for a few Grammys and Oscars (which you can read about below), and on November 27, Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig attended the Gotham Awards in New York City. Margot wore another Barbie-inspired outfit with a black ensemble inspired by 1964's Black Magic Barbie, and my first question is where *I* can get a cape like this!

At the awards show, Greta won an Icon & Creator Tribute, while Ryan Gosling was nominated for Supporting Performance.

What Are The Names Of The Tracks And How Can We Stream Ken: The EP?

Per Variety, Ryan Gosling and Mark Ronson, producer of Barbie: The Album, read our minds by making sure we continue getting a healthy dose of "I'm Just Ken." Here's the track lineup for the EP:

1. "I'm Just Ken - Merry Kristmas Barbie"
2. "I'm Just Ken - In My Feelings Acoustic"
3. "I'm Just Ken - Purple Disco Machine Remix"
4. "I'm Just Ken"

When Does The Barbie Movie Come Out?

The film premiered in theaters on July 21, 2023 (we were the ones dressed in all pink). And now, we can finally stream the film on Max!

Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice's "Barbie World" featuring Aqua (the OG singer) is one of the songs on Barbie the Album that we can't get enough of. Two queens coming together to support the new movie's iconic soundtrack is the *best* way we could've imagined spending the summer.

Pop icon Dua Lipa is also bringing her talents to the film's soundtrack in addition to acting in the movie. In a teaser video she posted, we got a brief cameo of Dua stepping out of her pink heels, Barbie-style, as well as a close-up shot of her blowing a kiss to the camera, already starting the buzz. We love the *totally* disco vibe from her track. Although she revealed on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon that her hit song "Dance The Night Away" almost didn't make it on the soundtrack. At least, not the version we know.

"It's all about Barbie's [best] day ever, and then she starts having an existential crisis and she starts thinking about death," Dua Lipa tells Jimmy. "It's like 'Okay, how do we create a song that encapsulates a really fun disco party but at the same time has these underlying, shaky feelings?'"

Dua Lipa and her collaborator Mark Ronson started leaning into those shaky feelings and that turmoil, but realized it didn't fit the scene the way they intended. They ended up writing "Dance The Night Away" like a score, basing some of the lyrics off the movements of the actors and creating a song that meshed well with the story the cast was already telling. "It was unlike anything I'd done before!" Dua says.

The rest of the lineup for Barbie The Album(available to buy on vinyl, CD, and even cassette tape)was announced on May 25 and includes names like Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice, and *even* Ryan Gosling! Here's the artists involved:

• Ava Max
• Charli XCX
• Dominic Fike
• Dua Lipa
• FIFTY FIFTY
• GAYLE
• HAIM
• Ice Spice
• Kali
• KAROL G
• Khalid
• Lizzo
• Nicki Minaj
• Pink Pantheress
• Ryan Gosling
• Tame Impala
• The Kid LAROI
• Billie Eilish

What songs from Barbie got a 2024 Grammy nomination?

Barbie received an incredible number of Grammy nominations this year. "Dance the Night" by Dua Lipa and "What Was I Made For?" were both nominated for Song of the Year, and "What Was I Made For?" was also nominated for Record of the Year. Ryan Gosling's "I'm Just Ken" is nominated for Best Song Written for Visual Media, and "Barbie World" by Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice Featuring Aqua is nominated for Best Rap Song. "Barbie" has also been nominated for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media (Includes Film and Televison)!

Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O'Connell wrote "What Was I Made For?" for the Barbie soundtrack. Director Greta Gerwig told the duo, viaThe LA Times, that she wanted "Barbie’s heart song — the song that is deep inside her core that she doesn’t even completely know is there but that she starts to hear more clearly throughout the film.”

The song became my personal favorite on Barbie the Album, and spawned a viral TikTok trend celebrating the beautiful, messy parts of womanhood. “It was so moving, dude. It was so, so touching,” Billie tells Variety about the trend. “I feel like I helped bring people together, and it felt so special. I wasn’t expecting to have women around the world feel connected.”

Margot Robbie's Best Looks For The Barbie Movie Press Tour

For the press junket at the end of June, Robbie wore a retro ensemble complete with beachy polka dots and classy pointed-toe heels.

The throwbacks continued with this outfit inspired by Barbie's very first look. Can we grab a pair of those sunnies, too?

The Barbie actress played with texture and shades by mixing a darker metallic with a pastel knit and we're obsessed.

Margot Robbie ended the night in a shimmery Versace look that just screams summer.

This Barbie is sophisticated. Complete with a tiny bag, old school phone, and chiffon scarf.

For Margot Robbie's 33rd birthday, she wore a Barbie pink dress continuing her earlier texture and shade mixing with tulle layers and accessories.

We're totally here for the 80s beach waves and mesh top.

The beach waves got even more of an 80s update with a multicolored dress and neon accessories. Dopamine dressing at its finest!

In another replica of a Barbie doll outfit, Margot looked incredible at the L.A. world premiere of the movie. We loved the choice to switch things up and wear black!

This Barbie is all business at the London photo call! A fun print and oversized heels keep things playful.

We're obsessed with the seafoam + pale pink pairing here. Everything about this look screams sophistication, and we hope Margot's neckline never goes out of style (it's our current fave).

When is Barbie coming to IMAX?

The Barbie movie came back to theaters for one week starting September 22. But there's more! Not only did we get to see the entirety of the film (including that one detail in the Barbie ending we totally missed the first time) but there was also brand new post-credit footage that Greta Gerwig handpicked herself!

“We made Barbie for the big screen, so it’s a thrill to be able to bring it to IMAX, the biggest screen of all,” Gerwig says in a statement. “As a special thanks to Barbie fans, we’re excited to share a little bit more of our cast and crew’s incredible work by adding special new footage we hope audiences will enjoy.”

First Look Images From The Film

Barbie costume designer Jacqueline Durran talked to British Vogue about her work on the film, as well as the fact they only had 11 weeks (!!) to make all of the costumes.

“Barbie is a very useful way to look at different ideas of femininity: what that means, who owns it, and who it’s aimed at,” Durran says in the interview. Some of Margot Robbie's looks are sassy (like her cowgirl outfit) and some are sweet (like her gingham dress), but all of them play a larger role in the film.

"One aspect of the film is self-discovery," Durran continues. "We were able to choose elements of Barbie fashion that were appropriate for those scenes that also gave a subtle nod to her internal journey.”

After realizing that her dream life isn't quite as dreamy as she thought, Barbie sets off — roller blades and Ken in tow — to learn "the truth about the universe."

Check Out The New Posters For The Barbie Movie

Alongside leading lady Margot Robbie, Emma Mackey from Sex Education and Emerald Fennell from The Crown star.

Ryan Gosling, Insecure's Issa Rae, Tick Tick Boom!'s Alexandra Shipp, Shang-Chi's Simu Liu, and Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan shine!

We've loved America Ferrera since The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, and we're over the moon to see her in the Barbie movie! Plus Helen Mirren, Will Ferrell, and Ariana Greenblatt?! Whew. What a cast list.

The first thing we're thinking after watching this trailer is how much the actors really do look like Barbie dolls! The costuming might just become one of our favorite things about the film (not to mention the iconic opening sequence à la 2001: A Space Odyssey).

What Is The Barbie Movie About?

A lot of previous Barbie movies place the iconic doll in fairy tales or navigating high school, but the Greta Gerwig film (which premiered July 21, 2023) takes a whole new approach. The plot focuses on Margot Robbie's Barbie, who gets expelled from Barbieland and goes off to explore the real world.

Who's Composing The Score For The Barbie Movie?

Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt composed the score for the Barbie movie.

What's The Big Deal About This Barbie Movie?

In a 2021 interview with British Vogue, Robbie says that while playing Barbie comes with both baggage and nostalgia, "people generally hear ‘Barbie’ and think, ‘I know what that movie is going to be,’ and then they hear that Greta Gerwig is writing and directing it, and they’re like, ‘Oh, well, maybe I don’t...’”

Finding a way to balance adulthood with finding comfort in the things from our childhood (a champagne brunch at the American Girl store anyone?), there's something to be said for getting in touch with your inner child.

In a July interview with Ebony, Issa Rae (who plays President Barbie in the film) talks about the impact that the dolls had on her childhood.

“It was another step on the ladder of my journey with my racial identity, just because I saw how passionate my parents were about me playing with Black Barbies, though I didn’t know it was that serious,” she says. “I was just there trying to make scenes with my Barbies. And I think in some ways, that was my first foray into storytelling and directing.”