Espero que todos tenham um ano de paz, amor, saude, um pouco mais de $$$ e (muito de) Deus na vida :-)

"Beverly Hillbillies" star Donna Douglas has settled a lawsuit she filed over a Barbie doll in her classic TV character's likeness. Douglas, 78, filed a lawsuit against Mattel and CBS's consumer products division in May, seeking a minimum of $75,000 in damages after charging Mattel was "engaging in the unauthorized use" of her name and likeness to sell an Elly May Barbie doll. - http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/12/30/idUS198763967420111230The details of the settlement was confidential, but she has gotten at least 75.000 from it.
"She was happy with the result," said one of Douglas' attorneys, Charles von Simson.
The doll, released in late 2010, is dressed in jeans with a rope belt. Its long, blonde hair is a curly mop with loose, long pigtails — a style that Douglas still sometimes wears. The package includes a photo of her and a promotional description of the doll names Douglas, the lawsuit said. - http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505245_162-57349935/settlement-in-elly-mae-clampett-barbie-doll-suit/
Specifically, this has to be a publicity stunt. Kim knows her every tweet is under the microscope! The woman gets PAID to tweet and name drop, especially when it comes to merchandise. I would think her most benign tweets have some kind of calculated motivation behind them. Hence why if she's tweeting at Barbie, it's not because she's lost her damn mind or had too much egg nog. The woman obviously has a deal goin' with Mattel.
(http://thestir.cafemom.com/entertainment/130708kim_kardashians_crazy_tweets_to)
And that's not only that. Their "relationship" is build up for a couple of years. Look this Australian magazine dated Back to 2009.
Barbie designable hair extensions provide a new form of expression-hair design! Use the online software to choose from ready prints or create new ones, and use the hair extensions with an ink jet printer to transfer the design to hair. Then clip the hair extensions in with the enclosed barrettes. Includes 2 barrette clips for girls or for Barbie doll and 8 printable hair extensions that can be easily shared.
One of the most widely-known female performers in the world since the 1960s, Diana Ross was born in Detroit and spent most of her childhood living in the city's Brewster Housing Projects. Despite an extremely shy disposition, at a young age she began singing with the choir of her family's church, and soon afterward became determined to establish herself as an entertainer. (for more about her - go to: http://www.nndb.com/people/805/000022739/)
Diana Ross wears a Bob Mackie designer gown from her most memorable 1970's era. Her dress is a dramatic white/silvery glitter printed gown. It features dolman sleeves, tightens from the waist down to the knees and then flares out. The gown has beaded cuffs and coordinating wide beaded belt. The ensemble features a flower in Diana's long wavy black hair. The face is an authentic Diana Ross sculpt. Finally, the doll has silvery hoop earrings, painted fingernails, and white shoes. - Mattel