Bonnie Aarons, an actor in the horror movie series “The Nun, “The Nun 2,” and “The Conjuring 2” is suing Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, and Scope Productions for not receiving what she called her “contractually required share of merchandising revenues,” after the studios used her likeness for merchandise.
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Tim Horton’s New Branded Apparel Store Loves a Theme
After a few successful promotional drops (including a collaboration with arguably Canada’s most famous son after Wayne Gretzky), Tim Hortons launched a full online store to rival the competition in the food space who have fully embraced the lifestyle brand double-life.
Read MoreMcDonald’s Dressed A Restaurant Up Like 1982 For ‘Loki’ Partnership (Including Staff Uniforms and Posters)
One McDonald’s restaurant in Brooklyn turned the clocks back to 1982, just as it had on the show “Loki,” complete with new seating, printed wallpaper, and more, to make it look like it had 40 years ago.
Read MoreLAFC’s Pacsun Apparel Collaboration Turns a Local Team Into a Nationwide Brand
LAFC, reigning champions of the MLS, just teamed up with PacSun to create a line of merchandise that captures all things Southern California without limiting itself to standard sports apparel – or even the local fans.
Read MoreTechnically, the Fulton County Sheriff Could Go After Trump Mugshot Merchandise Revenue (Which Topped $7M)
The Trump campaign made more than $7 million already from merchandise featuring his Fulton County sheriff mug shot. It set a campaign record for bringing in more than $4 million in one day. But, technically, the sheriff’s office might be legally entitled to that revenue.
Read MoreGreen Day Combined Trump’s Mugshot and An Album Cover for T-shirts Benefitting Maui Charity
Green Day has never shied away from political messages. It’s latest stunt is a T-shirt that uses Donald Trump’s mugshot mixed with the album cover design of its album “Nimrod,” all to benefit Maui wildfire relief.
Read MorePrinting Technologies: Why It Pays to Know Your Stuff
What are the newest printing and decoration technologies transforming the industry today, and how can print distributors leverage them to seize profitable new business opportunities?
Read MoreProforma Names Charity Gibson Chief Marketing Officer
Proforma, Cleveland, welcomes Charity Gibson to its executive leadership team as Chief Marketing Officer. An industry veteran with more than two decades of industry tenure, Gibson brings with her experience as a supplier, distributor, and service provider. “It is no secret that Charity is one of the industry’s top voices as it pertains to marketing…
Read MorePacific Emblem Company Helps Raise Donations for Maui Relief
Pacific Emblem Company, El Cajon, CA, s stepping up in a big way to help raise money for the fire victims on Maui. The company has ties and friends on the Hawaiian Islands and wanted to do something to help as much as possible. “My heart hurts for all those on Maui who lost their…
Read MoreExecutive Perspectives: What Entrepreneurship Means to Win Local CEO John Lim
For this month’s Executive Perspectives, we interviewed John Lim, founder and CEO of Win Local, Stamford, Connecticut. Here, he shares how a trip to Italy inspired a career change, offers his thoughts on artificial intelligence, and discusses what entrepreneurship means to him.
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