Ryan W. Mead
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AKA mobo85 • he/him • Part-time grocery clerk • Full-time pop culture/animation rambling
Some anonymous insiders claim that plans for the merger involve Warner Bros. films running in theaters for only two weeks before making their debut on Netflix, while others refute that claim.
December 5, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Some anonymous insiders claim that plans for the merger involve Warner Bros. films running in theaters for only two weeks before making their debut on Netflix, while others refute that claim.
When Naito reported the confrontation, she was told, in essence, “get over it”.
People speaking on record for Paramount deny such a conversation took place, claiming they DID chastise Naito, but did so over films such as “The Smurfs” going over budget.
People speaking on record for Paramount deny such a conversation took place, claiming they DID chastise Naito, but did so over films such as “The Smurfs” going over budget.
December 4, 2025 at 8:42 PM
When Naito reported the confrontation, she was told, in essence, “get over it”.
People speaking on record for Paramount deny such a conversation took place, claiming they DID chastise Naito, but did so over films such as “The Smurfs” going over budget.
People speaking on record for Paramount deny such a conversation took place, claiming they DID chastise Naito, but did so over films such as “The Smurfs” going over budget.
Though most are flattered the “Let it Be” publisher felt this parody ruined the original’s licensing value and demanded $5.5mil - which as a nonprofit would have bankrupted Sesame Street.
By coincidence Michael Jackson bought the publisher during the suit and dropped it for $50.
By coincidence Michael Jackson bought the publisher during the suit and dropped it for $50.
December 3, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Though most are flattered the “Let it Be” publisher felt this parody ruined the original’s licensing value and demanded $5.5mil - which as a nonprofit would have bankrupted Sesame Street.
By coincidence Michael Jackson bought the publisher during the suit and dropped it for $50.
By coincidence Michael Jackson bought the publisher during the suit and dropped it for $50.
Since 2011 the franchise has been managed by Sanrio, which also runs an official YouTube channel featuring many of those series (including the charming Cartoon Network show my pal Darin McGowan worked on): www.youtube.com/mrmenofficial
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December 3, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Since 2011 the franchise has been managed by Sanrio, which also runs an official YouTube channel featuring many of those series (including the charming Cartoon Network show my pal Darin McGowan worked on): www.youtube.com/mrmenofficial
Created by Roger Hargreaves in 1971 and currently written and drawn by his son Adam, the simplistic yet charming characters have appeared in multiple television series from both British and American studios but surprisingly have not been the subject of a feature film until now.
December 3, 2025 at 1:10 PM
Created by Roger Hargreaves in 1971 and currently written and drawn by his son Adam, the simplistic yet charming characters have appeared in multiple television series from both British and American studios but surprisingly have not been the subject of a feature film until now.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Matt Vogel performed Beignet Blanc.
And the guy who made the film’s official response was: “OK FINE (this brings me so much joy)”.
And the guy who made the film’s official response was: “OK FINE (this brings me so much joy)”.
December 3, 2025 at 10:34 AM
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Matt Vogel performed Beignet Blanc.
And the guy who made the film’s official response was: “OK FINE (this brings me so much joy)”.
And the guy who made the film’s official response was: “OK FINE (this brings me so much joy)”.
It’s also pretty interesting that despite the fact Sesame Street dropped parodies from the main show years ago since kids didn’t get them (although the main point was to encourage parents to watch along), this is done just like a classic Sesame parody, complete with a lesson.
December 2, 2025 at 3:21 PM
It’s also pretty interesting that despite the fact Sesame Street dropped parodies from the main show years ago since kids didn’t get them (although the main point was to encourage parents to watch along), this is done just like a classic Sesame parody, complete with a lesson.
Somehow, the weirdest part of this campaign is Glad will be giving away limited edition trash bags made of facsimile Oscar fur on social media, for those of you out there who have always dreamed of gutting a Muppet and placing your used waste inside of it:
December 2, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Somehow, the weirdest part of this campaign is Glad will be giving away limited edition trash bags made of facsimile Oscar fur on social media, for those of you out there who have always dreamed of gutting a Muppet and placing your used waste inside of it:
I realize that Sesame needs all the money it can get right now and, as they themselves explained, it’s a case where no other character fits the bill, but to me this is one of those cases where commercializing Sesame Street seems more iffier than usual. www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/dig...
Why Glad Turned to Oscar the Grouch to Revive It’s “Don’t Get Mad. Get Glad” Ad Campaign (Exclusive)
The 'Sesame Street' muppet stars in the new campaign, which brings back the tagline that was ubiquitous through the 80s, 90s and 2000s, and a new version of Oscar's 'I Love Trash' song.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
December 2, 2025 at 2:39 PM
I realize that Sesame needs all the money it can get right now and, as they themselves explained, it’s a case where no other character fits the bill, but to me this is one of those cases where commercializing Sesame Street seems more iffier than usual. www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/dig...