Rita Moreno has been an entertainment industry staple for over 70 years. Now, the "West Side Story" star and EGOT winner is getting her own Barbie.

Barbie is honoring trailblazer Rita Moreno with a doll in The Barbie Tribute Collection. The Puerto Rican actress is the first Latina to win an Oscar and the first Latino person to win a Peabody; she is the third person to secure an EGOT,

Krista Berger, senior vice president of Barbie and global head of dolls, Mattel, said in a statement that its an "honor" to have Moreno be part of the Tribute Collection — which also features the likes of Laverne Cox, Lucille Ball and more.

The Barbie doll from Mattel showcases the contributions and immense cultural impact of women such as Moreno, who broke down barriers for Latina actresses (including winning an Academy Award for her groundbreaking role as Anita in the 1961 musical West Side Story).

But Mattel came up with a good way of recognizing Rita Moreno as she turns 93 on Dec. 11. She's getting her own Barbie doll, part of the Barbie Tribute Collection. With a suggested retail price of $40,

Toy maker Mattel is releasing a doll honoring Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony (EGOT) winner Rita Moreno, a prominent Latina actor. “Rita Moreno has long been a star on-stage, and a heroine in real life.

Rita Moreno has long been a star on-stage, and a heroine in real life. As the first Latina to win the venerated EGOT prize, and a fiercely outspoken advocate for representation

In celebration of Rita Moreno’s upcoming 93rd birthday, Barbie is honoring her with a doll as the newest addition to the Barbie Tribute Collection. Learn more!