The Rainbow Loom is the latest toy craze, and the rubber bracelets it makes are showing up on powerful men from Governor Chris Christie to talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, who say they can't say no to ...

Entertainment The Rainbow Loom bracelet trend is sweeping the nation - and Cleveland Updated: Oct. 25, 2013, 5:00 p.m. | Published: Oct. 25, 2013, 4:00 p.m.

Federici has now mandated that any child found with a Rainbow Loom bracelet or kit on the premises will have to hand it over to a teacher. And the ban is teaching students a fast-and-hard lesson ...

The Rainbow Loom trend, some have said, is over. The plastic loom with the tiny, colorful rubber bands used by tweens to make bracelets, rings, even flip-flops, was declared dead last Christmas ...

Assistant Principal, Suzan Federici, notified P.S. 87 parents on Oct. 15 that the Rainbow Loom bracelets and bracelet-making kits were starting to “get out of hand.” ...

Now, it's a bonafide hit. "We are selling 200,000 Rainbow Looms a month," Ng said. There are more than 100,000 videos on YouTube teaching kids how to use the loom and how to make the bracelets.

This rule is a stretch! An Upper West Side elementary-school principal is banning colorful rubber-band bracelets, claiming the jewelry-making fad is a classroom distraction that causes fights on th… ...

Drew says that making Rainbow Loom bracelets is the first craft he's ever gotten into. In October, after the boys on his football team decided to wear pink socks for breast cancer awareness month ...

Instead of the Rainbow loom board, she said she uses a spaghetti strainer to weave the bracelets. Her younger sister, Lacey Peterson, 9, also makes and wears multiple bracelets around her wrists.

His Rainbow Loom, which kids use to make rubber band bracelets, is one of the hottest toys of this holiday season. It's been nominated in three categories as the Toy Industry Association's Toy of ...

The Rainbow Loom was invented by a former Nissan crash-test engineer, Cheong-Choon Ng, from Novi, Mich. He has two daughters who were making bracelets, but he couldn’t quite master them himself.