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Mattel's "Wicked" Doll Packaging Error
Mattel's "Wicked" dolls' packaging contained a URL to an adult website, prompting outrage and raising questions about quality control.
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Ariana GrandeCynthia ErivoKristin ChenowethIdina MenzelJennifer LopezSheryl Lee RalphSarah Paulson
- How was the issue discovered?
- The error was discovered by consumers who noticed the inappropriate website address on the back of the doll packaging; it was not a feature of Lego or Funko's "Wicked" toys.
- What was the public reaction to the issue?
- Social media users expressed shock and anger over the mistake, with many calling for the responsible individuals to be held accountable. Mattel has not yet publicly responded to the criticism.
- Who attended the premiere of the "Wicked" movie?
- The "Wicked" movie premiere was well-attended, featuring appearances by the film's stars, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, and Broadway veterans Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel.
- What was the major issue with the Mattel "Wicked" dolls?
- Mattel's "Wicked" dolls came with packaging containing a URL to an adult website, causing significant outrage among consumers and online.
- Where were the dolls sold and what is notable about that?
- The dolls, intended for children over four, were sold at major retailers such as Target, Kohl's, and Amazon. The packaging discrepancy is a major concern given the age appropriateness of the product and the nature of the website.