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With the Hannah Montana Singing Dolls, kids can pretend that they’re at a live Hannah Montana concert. When the microphone is lifted to her mouth, each doll in the “In Concert” Collection sings one of Hannah Montana’s chart-topping tunes. Dressed in authentic Hannah Montana fashions, these dolls rock out in style. “The dolls play songs from her new CD, “Two Meet Miley Cyrus,” which recently launched at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart, making Cyrus the youngest recording artist to have two No. 1 albums in less than a year,” said Genna Rosenberg, SVP, Corporate Communications for JAKKS Pacific. Launch date: August 2007.

Kids can rock out and rock on with the Hannah Montana Pop Star Stage. It includes a realistic light show and plays two of Hannah’s original songs, so kids can’t get any closer then this to having a Hannah Montana concert in their own home. The Pop Star Stage can also be connected to most music players, so kids can listen to all their favorite tunes through the stage sound system. “Her backstage playset includes an incredible light show and sounds of fans chanting for Hannah Montana as she enters the stage singing her famous songs,” said Genna Rosenberg, SVP, Corporate Communications for JAKKS Pacific. Launch date: August, 2007.

Kids can pretend to be rock stars with the Hannah Montana Rockin’ Electric Guitar or the Rock Star Acoustic Guitar (ages 5 and up). Both guitar styles feature Hannah’s top hits and include volume and echo controls. Each guitar comes with a real working headset microphone to add to the concert experience, plus a blond wig. “With the Hannah Montana electric guitar and signature blond wig, girls can jam out and pretend they are the iconic superstar,” Genna Rosenberg, SVP, Corporate Communications for JAKKS Pacific, told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 2007.

Young rock stars can follow along with the light-up patterns and numbers on the
dance mat to learn dance moves to three of Hannah Montana’s hit songs. “With the Hannah Montana dance mat, kids can learn all her signature moves," said Genna Rosenberg, SVP, Corporate Communications for JAKKS Pacific. Launch date: August 2007.

In this new game, kids can live like a normal teenager by day and movie star by night. Kids can help manage Miley’s bus schedule, maintain Miley’s relationships with friends and family, and keep Hannah at the top of her game with performance at school and by practicing her singing and dancing. Launch date: August 2007.

This game features Miley Stewart and her friends working together to promote her latest hit CD. Kids can help Miley with her daily challenges associated with being the pop star Hannah Montana and as a high school student. Avoiding obstacles, quick-changes and making appearances for fans are just part of the life kids will get to lead in this game. Launch date: August 2007.

This 10.5", full-figured doll is dressed in '60s-style clothing with a '60s hairstyle. It is modeled after the character played by Nikki Blonsky, who dreams of being a dancer on a local TV dance show. The doll comes with her own can of hairspray and a transistor radio, as well as an exclusive "Hairspray" poster. “This year’s remake of the Hairspray film had an amazing cast and the characters are perfect for a fun, collectible niche dolls line. Along with the fun music, inspiring messages of acceptance and droves of long-time fans who saw the original film and the long-running Broadway show, it’s truly become a classic franchise,” Genna Rosenberg, SVP of Corporate Communications for JAKKS Pacific, told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 17, 2007.

Modeled after the character played by Nikki Blonsky, this 10.5"-tall, full-figured doll sings the popular "Hairspray" theme song, “Welcome to the '60s.” It comes with two shopping bags and an autographed picture of Tracey, as well as an exclusive "Hairspray" poster. Launch date: July 17, 2007.

Modeled after the character played by Zac Efron, the dreamy host of the Corny Collins show, this 12" "Hairspray" doll is dressed in 6'0s-style clothing with a 6'0s hairstyle. Link comes with his own can of hairspray and a framed picture of his sweetie, Tracy Turnblad. It includes an exclusive "Hairspray" poster. Launch date: July 17, 2007.

Modeled after the character played by Zac Efron, this 12" doll sings a new rock ‘n’ roll number, "Ladie's Choice.” Link comes with his own microphone and framed picture of his sweetie, Tracey Turnblad, as well as an exclusive "Hairspray" poster.
Launch date: July 17, 2007.

Modeled after the character played by Amada Bynes, this 11.5" "Hairspray" doll comes with her own can of hairspray and toy poodle. It includes an exclusive "Hairspray" poster. Launch date: July 17, 2007.

Modeled after the character played by John Travolta, this 11.5", full-figured female doll comes with her own can of hairspray and clutch purse. It includes an exclusive "Hairspray" poster. Launch date: July 17, 2007.

This 12" "Hairspray" doll is modeled after the character played by Elijah Kelley. It includes an exclusive "Hairspray" poster. Launch date: October 2007.

Modeled after the character played by Brittany Snow, this 11.5" doll comes with her own can of hairspray and a loose-leaf binder. Launch date: July 17, 2007.

Every child can be a DJ with his or her own Mix Master Chair. Four numbered light-up buttons deliver cool add-in sounds to the child’s choice of nursery rhyme. When a child sits in the chair and on a yellow note in the seat, all buttons come to life. Kids can create several renditions of each nursery rhyme by pressing three different buttons that light up and provide hours of fun. “Many children love music and dancing to hip-hop, so we have creatively combined great toys with the hip-hop versions of popular nursery rhymes,” said Mathew Knowles, president and CEO of Music World Entertainment, in an August 7, 2007 press release. Launch date: July 2007.

Suitable for ages 6 months and up, this dance mat inspires kids to dance to 36 seconds of nursery rhymes in a hip-hop tempo. The songs are “Bingo,” “Mary Had a Little Lamb” and “Hush Little Baby.” The mat provides seven different spots for the toddlers to step, dance and create their own unique rendition. It provides hours of endless fun and physical activity. Launch date: July 2007.

Suitable for ages 18 months and up, this musical toy engages children to complete three different hip-hop nursery rhymes by placing square, triangle and circle LED light up blocks in the right order. The microphone has three buttons that a child can press to emit cool add-in sounds to each song. “Boomer” the boom box has a friendly, fun animated appearance. Nursery rhymes played within are “Hip-Hop Buckle My Shoe,” “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,” and “Wheels On the Bus.” Launch date: July 2007.

The cell phone has many buttons but is designed for easy and fun musical stimulation. Toddlers need only to press one of two large buttons to hear “Old MacDonald,” “Buckle My Shoe” and “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” Launch date: July 2007.

This figure with a poseable flight base and a removable “invisible” force field is based on Jessica Alba’s role as Sue Storm, aka the Invisible Woman, in “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.”

This stunning 5 ½”-tall action figure of Jessica Alba in her role as Max Guevara from the “Dark Angel” TV series has long flowing hair and a beautifully sculpted body. The figure includes a grappling hook and rope, backpack, toolkit, harness and an extra set of hands.

This beautiful 5 ¾”-tall action figure of Jessica Alba in her role as Max Guevara from the “Dark Angel” TV series has hidden hip articulation and comes with a pair of replaceable hands. The motorcycle has rev-up speed-away action, a headlight and a kickstand.