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“The rich history of Biltmore and its unwavering commitment to sustainability, craftsmanship, and self-expression align perfectly with LMCA’s mission of creating meaningful, long-term strategic licensing partnerships,” said Ciarán Coyle, President & CEO of LMCA.

“I am thrilled to help extend Fred’s legacy to new generations of children and their families,” said Huber.

“We will be looking both forward and back as we celebrate the story of this legendary franchise with products and brand partners,” said Bruno Maglione, President of IMG’s licensing business.

“With their inspirational experiences and aim to educate new generations about wildlife conservation, Rotterdam Zoo is the perfect place to bring this activation to,” said Kirsty Southgate, Director of Experiential and Promotions at Acamar.

“We have worked hard with Mattel and the National Autistic Society to bring to life a range of sensory friendly clothing encompassing all the much-loved Thomas & Friends characters,” said India Hyatt Mailes, Brands and Licensing at F&F Clothing.

“We decided the surprise inside this first capsule collection had to be an octopus, in dedication to the eponymous antagonist at the heart of the film,” said Fabergé Creative Director Josina von dem Bussche-Kessell.

“The Looney Tunes embody the spirit of the Olympics and exemplify teamwork, camaraderie, athleticism, and competition – making them an ideal licensing partner for the IOC,” said Robert Oberschelp, Head of Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products.

The Dragon Ball theme park will cover over 500,000 square meters and feature seven different areas inspired by the original series.

“This game will offer audiences a new unique way for fans to experience the stunning worlds of Foundation,” said Jenna Seiden, SVP of Business Development at Skydance Interactive.

Menu offerings include Bandit and Chilli’s Chicken Soup and Bingo’s “Not Too Spicy” Takeway Salmon.