Food & Drink

“Having seen the first ideas for the books, I’m absolutely sure that fans of both gaming brands will love them,” said Alexander Thieme, Licensing Manager at Asmodee Entertainment.

“Domino’s customers and Stranger Things fans can now channel their inner Eleven by using telekinetic powers to order pizza with their mind,” said Kate Trumbull, Domino’s Senior Vice President of Brand and Product Innovation.

Scott Ham, Anna Kyriacou and Ty Cochrane discuss the origins of The Zeros creative agency – and the advice they’d give young designers looking to start a new business.

“We appreciate how important it is to get together for a meal with family and friends, and what better way to do this than re-introducing a truly iconic brew made by two iconic Northern brands?” said Northern Monk Founder Russell Bisset.

The collaboration forms part of this year’s McHappy Day initiative, with sales supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada.

Asembl MD Justin Watson discusses his licensing education, the Australian market and Violet Crumble cakes.

The new range includes a Guinness Ketchup, a Guinness Smoky BBQ sauce and a Guinness Beef & Onion stir in gravy mix.

The handbag is priced at £198 in a nod to KFC’s £1.98 Twister Wrap deal.

“Brand partnerships are on the rise with shoppers seeking authentic flavours and new experiences,” said Gareth Turner, Head of Marketing at Weetabix.

The whisky features a label with a QR code that gives fans access to exclusive gameplay skins in Borderlands 3.