Which brand deliberately changed its logo in 2011 to incorporate a hidden tribute to a major pop culture franchise that was at its peak popularity that year?

Brand logos are often silent witnesses to pop culture trends and movements. Behind many famous logo redesigns are fascinating stories that connect directly to pop culture moments or influences. This trivia challenges you to identify which iconic brand made a logo change specifically to align with a major pop culture phenomenon. Test your knowledge of the intersection between branding decisions and the entertainment world!

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Baskin-Robbins (added '31' hidden in the 'BR' as a nod to Harry Potter's Platform 9¾)
Toblerone (incorporated the silhouette of a dancing bear as a tribute to the TV show 'Breaking Bad')
Beats by Dre (modified the 'b' to subtly resemble Captain America's shield during Marvel's first Avengers release)
Starbucks (simplified their siren logo removing the outer ring when Game of Thrones popularized minimal fantasy aesthetics)