You can keep your Club Penguin and your MySpace. Now brickgeeks have My Lego Network. Here's our resident Lego Maven, John (age 15) with his review: Let me tell you about my morning. The first thing I ...

Lego, the maker of tiny construction bricks that double as plastic, barefoot-destroying caltrops, is more popular than ever. It’s got building sets for major franchises like “Star Wars,” “Minecraft” ...

Social networks aren’t necessarily amenable to kids, and that’s putting it mildly. Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube prohibit kids younger than 13 from signing up for good reason — the wide-open ...

If your child is a budding Lego genius yearning to show off her creative constructions to the world, then Lego has just the place for her to do it. The company behind the iconic bricks has just ...

Lego's new social network for kids lays the building blocks to prevent bullying. The company launched on Tuesday a free iOS and Android app called Lego Life. The social platform children under the age ...

Lego becomes more and more enjoyable as your collection grows, until the point when your morass of plastic bricks becomes so overwhelming that it’s impossible to find the piece you’re looking for. At ...

JuniorMiniatureSaucepan? Nah. ChefWonderfulJellyfish? Not quite. CommanderBaffledBlouse? Bingo. I’ve just chosen my randomized, anonymized screen name in Lego Life, a new social network built by Lego.

Mixels stand out in Lego's Toy Fair line-up as the most exciting, and biggest risk, for the brick company this year. It's a new franchise that relies on the simultaneously launched collectable Lego ...