First dedicated Teletubbies and In the Night Garden retail destination opens in China
WildBrain unveils first permanent retail destination dedicated to In the Night Garden and Teletubbies.
Penguin Random House Audio set to release eight popular Bluey stories in new collection
First Bluey audiobook collection launches globally this September: Miranda Tapsell narrates.
L.O.L. Surprise! celebrates 10th anniversary with music-festival-inspired campaign
MGA Entertainment marks L.O.L. Surprise!’s first decade with new products, entertainment and dolls.
Hasbro details latest music slate, including albums for Jem and the Holograms and Peppa Pig
“Music has become an increasingly important part of how we bring Hasbro’s brands to life for fans,” said Matt Proulx, SVP, Global Experiences, Partnerships & Music at Hasbro.
Lupus Films details first Mog TV partners
“With the forthcoming release of Mog’s Bad Thing, this beloved evergreen character is uniquely positioned to both capture hearts and deliver long-term commercial potential across multiple categories all year round,” said Pindy O’Brien, Global Brand Management & Licensing Consultant for Lupus Films.
Disney and Formula 1 debut helmet initiative supporting Make-A-Wish
The first of two custom helmets was signed by Formula 1 drivers during race weekend at Silverstone and will be auctioned via F1 Authentics.
Primark launches Minions & Monsters collection with Manchester Market Street activation
A giant inflatable Irene – the monster star of Minions & Monsters – is taking over the rooftop of Primark Manchester Market Street.
Fred Rogers Productions expands agreement with Simon & Schuster to include books inspired by Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
“Simon & Schuster has been an exceptional partner since our first Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood title was published in 2014,” said Katie Huber, Senior Director of Licensing at Fred Rogers Productions.
Ravensburger debuts Fourth Wing puzzles and paint-by-numbers set
“We see strong connections between the publishing and puzzling fanbases, and in this collection, I think we have something truly special,” said Ravensburger’s Head of Marketing and Product Development, Katy Fletcher.
Factory Entertainment’s Creative Director, Barry Eldridge, discusses licensing pop-culture collectibles
“I guess I never really grew out of it…” Barry Eldridge onwhat makes a license right for Factory Entertainment.






