‘Toothless's Real-World Premiere’ won Gold in Experiential Open Air at The Drum Awards, staging a live-action reveal of the beloved dragon from the How To Train Your Dragon saga, transforming São ...

Meet NorthJersey.com's adoptable pets of the week for Nov. 7! Each week, NorthJersey.com would like to highlight adoptable animals from local shelters and rescues. If you foster, work at, or volunteer ...

In nature, teeth are considered to be synonymous with survival-hunting, defence, or consuming. However, numerous animals have adapted to be toothless. These toothless wonders resort to innovative ...

Toothless’s story: Toothless isn’t just any cat; he’s your once-in-a-lifetime best friend waiting to happen. Sleek, shiny, playful and full of charm, this affectionate boy loves everyone he meets.

Universal Orlando Resort, already a haven for magical, mythical creatures and legends, will unveil a new land filled with dragons and Vikings — and that’s just the beginning. Universal has revealed ...

It seems almost impossible it took a live-action remake to get our first LEGO set from the Isle of Berk. Fifteen years and two sequels should have been enough to bring those beloved plastic bricks, ...

DreamWorks' live-action 'How to Train Your Dragon' film receives positive reviews, scoring 76% on Rotten Tomatoes. An interactive Toothless toy with over 60 sounds and reactions has been released. The ...

Dreamworks’ live-action How to Train Your Dragon has introduced the franchise and its lovable lead Toothless to a whole new generation of fans, and the film is still soaring at the box office. The ...

Exclusive: When this Tame and Train Interactive Toothless wakes up from its box, it will only unveil its wings when it comes to like you. Mike Sorrentino is a Senior Editor for Mobile, covering phones ...

How to Train Your Dragon's Toothless is a hungry dragon, and the new Tame and Train Interactive Toothless announced by toy maker Spin Master on Tuesday is no different. You'll earn its trust partly by ...

Many animals thrive without teeth, adapting unique feeding strategies for survival. Turtles use sharp beaks to crush food, while pangolins employ long, sticky tongues to consume insects, aided by ...