In addition to that, we’ve got brain scans, two links to explanations of things unrelated to The Simpsons with Simpsons. This week we’ve got links to a couple of their new money making adventures, with untold more on the way. They thought that 750 million ($750,000,000) a year was embarrassingly small, and have decided to really get serious. That’s after entering the world of high fashion for the first time last year, through a deal with designer Jeremy Scott and a collection at New York Fashion Week and the Joyrich street brand in Japan.
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Universal Studios Orlando added a Springfield-themed area this summer around its existing “Simpsons” ride, with stores and eateries, while 20th also brokered a deal with Lego for “Simpsons” playsets, reunited Bart with Nestle’s Butterfinger in a new marketing campaign and brokered the show’s first shoe deal, with Converse, involving a series of Chuck Taylor All-Stars. This year, 20th has aggressively gone after a slew of new deals to make sure Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie remain popular with existing and new fans worldwide. This is from today’s fourth link:Īnd 20th still feels there’s more coin to collect. If you’ve noticed an uptick in Simpsons merchandise, including Tapped Out, you’re not imagining things. “But you’ve already merchandised everything: Krusty’s Monopoly game, the Krusty crown control barrier.” – Accountant
Crank out some cheesy merchandise.” – Krusty the Klown