NEW YORK – When Ashleigh Ball landed the voice-over roles of Rainbow Dash and Applejack on Hasbro’s “My Little Pony” reboot back in 2010, she never dreamed the majority of her die-hard fans would be ...

Three young men sit down with their acoustic guitars and begin a countdown. With their shaggy haircuts and skilled strumming, they could pass for an up-and-coming indie band. But if you listen closely ...

Ever since the "brony" phenomenon grabbed the public's attention, there have been many questions about who the bronies are, where they come from and what they do when they're not watching My Little ...

ASHLEIGH BALL—a Canadian actress who voices two of the main characters in the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic TV show—is kind of a snob. She's the star of the new documentary A Brony Tale, a film ...

Today’s My Little Pony is totally different from what you grew up with in the ’80s, and it isn’t just that you’re no longer interested in brushing a plastic pony’s mane for hours. When the franchise ...

In the 1980s, My Little Pony was a toy line and TV franchise aimed at little girls. These days, an expanding group of grown men are fans of the pastel-colored ponies. They call themselves "bronies." ...

As trending subcultures go, bronies have been gaining steam for the past few years. Male and ranging in age from tweens to middle-agers, bronies are the male diehard fans of the rebooted cartoon My ...

Adult male fans of My Little Pony are people, too. These adult men call themselves Bronies. And they’re not what you think. They’re not overly effeminate. Many aren’t gay. They aren’t predatory, or ...

Intense fandom is quite a thing to behold, particularly for those that aren’t involved in it. Whether it’s Star Wars, comic books, baseball cards, quilting, stamps -- or in the case of A Brony Tale, ...

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