The Prince and the Pauper 2nd Barbie movie to be based on Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper".

When the gracious young Princess, Tori, trades places with her favourite singer, Keira, the girls will have to work together to save the realm of Meribella.

In this sparkling musical adventure, Barbie™ stars as Tori™, the kind-hearted princess of Meribella who would rather sing and dance than perform her royal duties.

Perhaps you should take a break, let me run things! Now, back when my name was up in lights... Crider to Keira. Seymour Crider, preferring to be known as Crider, is the main antagonist in the 2012 direct-to-DVD animated Barbie film Barbie: The Princess & The Popstar.

The first film from Saturday Night Live's Lonely Island trio gently mocks the fame of popstars like Justin Bieber. Perhaps the biggest compliment you can give Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is that it absolutely shouldn't have worked.

Popstar takes its cues from a spate of music documentaries released in the 2010s, including Justin Bieber's Never Say Never (2011) and Katy Perry's Part of Me (2012). The songs are the meat of Popstar, and they are Spinal Tap good - at once satirical and pitch perfect, plausible pop-rap hits.

Kenneth Carson Ken (short for Kenneth Carson) hit the toy aisle as Barbie's buyable boyfriend two years after her 1959 debut. He was available in two styles - blond or brunette hair, made of hard plastic - and came dressed in very short red swim trunks. He cost $3.50 and shared a name with the son of Barbie's creator, Ruth Handler.

Apparently, Barbie will never get married. According to the wishes of Barbie creator Ruth Handler, part of Barbie's appeal to young children was that she defied patriarchal norms, and would never walk down the aisle toward Ken or have children. I'm sorry to say, Ruth, but that wasn't how we played it.

It turns out the sisters - Barbie, Chelsea, Stacie, and Skipper - actually have a last name: Roberts. This means that Barbie isn't a one-named wonder (even though she's iconic enough to be). Her full name is Barbie Millicent Roberts.

Barbara Millicent Roberts The Barbie target demographic is young children. Barbie's full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts.

Toru Kouno The main protagonist, Toru Kouno, has just transferred to a new all-boys school, Fujimori, after living with his uncle for a time. He is one such boy chosen to be one of the Hime (姫) or "Princesses", which is a tradition at the school in order to break up the monotony of life surrounded by nothing but males.

MaluciaTabitha St. GermainPrincess AlexaKelly SheridanMr. PrimroseJay BrazeauGrodlinJonathan Holmes, Jonathan HolmesKing of ZinniaMichael DaingerfieldPrince KieranAndrew Francis Barbie and the Secret Door/Characters

As much as the Lonely Island might deny it (“It was never intended to be Bieber,” Samberg has claimed), Popstar has more fun at the expense of Justin Bieber, arguably the biggest male pop star of the moment, than anyone else. The Bieber references are almost too many to number.

Samberg says he's not based off of any one person - though you can surely see a little Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, and Macklemore in his DNA. Real life started to imitate the fictional, too.

A popstar is a person who is famous for singing pop music.

Meet Blaine, the Aussie boogie boarder Barbie dumped Ken for back in 2004. “BARBIE DUMPS KEN FOR AN AUSSIE,” shouts a 2004 headline from The Sydney Morning Herald.