CBS Licenses 'Linus and Lucy' After Colbert's Use, Funds Directed to Charity
CBS has finalized a licensing agreement for the iconic 'Peanuts' song 'Linus and Lucy,' which was featured by host Stephen Colbert during a recent episode of 'The Late Show.' The funds generated from this agreement are designated for charitable causes. This development follows Colbert's on-air joke about the music company during the segment where the song was used.
CBS has entered into a licensing agreement for the well-known 'Peanuts' song, 'Linus and Lucy.' The agreement ensures the proper use of the music, and the funds generated from this arrangement are set to be donated to charity.
The song was utilized by host Stephen Colbert during a recent broadcast of his 'Late Show' on CBS. During that particular episode, Colbert reportedly made a joke about the music company responsible for the song's ownership.
This initiative ensures that the licensing for the popular tune is appropriately handled, with the proceeds benefiting charitable organizations.
According to The Hill, the agreement was reached with the music company that holds the rights to the famed composition.
