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Starbucks launched a limited-edition Peanuts collaboration on September 15, featuring 10 items inspired by the 60th anniversary of 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.' The collection includes drinkware, accessories, and a plush toy, available globally while supplies last. A two-item limit applies to the flagship Snoopy Glass Cold Cup, and exclusive apparel is available to U.S. Rewards members.
Starbucks and Peanuts Worldwide have announced a limited-edition merchandise collection launching September 15, 2026, to coincide with the return of the Pumpkin Spice Latte. The collaboration marks the 60th anniversary of the classic special 'It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.' The 10-item lineup includes drinkware, accessories, and a plush toy, available globally while supplies last.
On The Late Show's final episode, Stephen Colbert played Linus and Lucy, prompting Lee Mendelson Film Productions to announce a licensing deal with CBS for the Peanuts tune (amount undisclosed) with proceeds going to World Central Kitchen; Colbert had previously donated $2.5 million to the charity, and LMFP has pursued other enforcement actions against unlicensed uses of the music.
Stephen Colbert played Vince Guaraldi’s Linus and Lucy on The Late Show finale without permission; a licensing fee will be donated to World Central Kitchen, LMFP confirmed, continuing a charitable thread after a prior $2.5 million donation and underscoring the need for written licenses for music in commercial settings.
CBS signed a licensing agreement with Lee Mendelson Film Productions to use the unlicensed Peanuts theme from Vince Guaraldi for Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show gag; proceeds from the deal will go to World Central Kitchen, and LMFP stressed the need for written licenses for commercial use, echoing Colbert’s prior charitable donations.
Lee Mendelson Film Productions filed four federal lawsuits in New York and Washington, D.C., accusing the U.S. Interior Department, Heritage Auctions, Buckle-Down, and GameMill Entertainment of using Vince Guaraldi’s Peanuts music without licenses—from a digital Christmas card and social posts to an auction promo and the 2025 video game Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club—seeking damages (at least $300,000 from GameMill) and injunctions; a separate claim targets new compositions intended to evoke Guaraldi’s Linus and Lucy and Skating; Peanuts Worldwide is not a party to the suits.
A Charlie Brown Christmas is no longer on traditional TV but can be streamed for free via a 7-day trial on Apple TV, which is the only current platform hosting the special due to licensing rights.
Sony is acquiring an additional 41% stake in the 'Peanuts' comic from WildBrain for $457 million, increasing its total ownership to 80%, with the Schulz family retaining 20%, to further enhance the brand's global presence.
Sony has acquired a controlling 80% stake in the Peanuts franchise, including iconic characters like Snoopy and Charlie Brown, through a deal worth £340m, expanding its entertainment portfolio and leveraging its global network to enhance the brand's value.
Sony has acquired a controlling stake in the Peanuts brand, including Snoopy, expanding its influence in the entertainment and licensing sectors.
Sony is acquiring an additional 41% stake in Peanuts Holdings from Wildbrain for approximately $457 million USD, increasing its ownership to 80%, with the Schulz family retaining 20%. The deal aims to further leverage the iconic Peanuts brand across global entertainment platforms, with Wildbrain continuing its licensing and content production roles.
A study shows that daily consumption of unsalted, skin-roasted peanuts can increase brain blood flow and improve memory in older adults, likely due to nutrients like L-arginine, antioxidants, and healthy fats, though further research is needed to confirm long-term effects.
Research from Maastricht University shows that consuming 60 grams of peanuts daily can improve brain blood flow and memory in older adults, offering an affordable and tasty way to support cognitive health and potentially reduce age-related decline.
A 16-week study found that daily consumption of unsalted, skin-roasted peanuts improved brain blood flow, memory, and reduced blood pressure in older adults, suggesting peanuts may support healthy aging and cognitive function.
Peanuts are nutritious but can cause liver damage if contaminated with aflatoxins produced by fungi during improper storage. Proper sourcing, storage, and moderation are essential to enjoy their health benefits safely, especially for individuals with pre-existing liver conditions.