In the 2011 judgment, the US courts were unable to come to a majority decision concerning the ownership of the copyright, only agreeing that Paramount sold the copyright to Harvey Films Inc. in 1958. Fleischer Studios, for which the character was created in the 1930s, was unable to claim copyright infringement in a 2008 district court case. Betty Boop's popularity continues well into present day culture, with references appearing in the comic strip "Doonesbury", where the character B.D.'s busty girlfriend/wife is named "Boopsie" and the animated reality TV spoof "Drawn Together", where Betty is the inspiration for Toot Braunstein. The 1980s rapper Betty Boo (whose voice, image and name were influenced by the cartoon character) rose to popularity in the UK largely due to the "Betty Boop" revival. The 1933 "Betty Boop" cartoon "Snow-White" (not to be confused with Disney's film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937)) was selected for preservation by the U.S. Library of Congress in the National Film Registry in 1994. In 1996, Betty was parodied on "Animaniacs" in "Girl with the Googily Goop", with the Boop character called "Googi Goop". The episode, which was made predominantly in black-and-white, is also a parody of "Little Red Riding Hood", with the girl having to go to her grandma's house and ending up being kidnapped. Googi's voice was provided by one-time Betty Boop voice actress Desirée Goyette. One of the main characters of the 2012 film "American Mary" is a woman who has had extensive plastic surgery in order to resemble Betty Boop. In June 2012, Betty Boop was reportedly chosen alongside top model Daria Werbowy to star in a TV commercial for the Lancôme latest lash tool, Hypnôse Star Mascara. The commercial was released on July 2, 2012, and was directed by Joann Sfar. In March, 2017, Betty appeared with fashion designer Zac Posen in an animated promotional short produced by King Features Syndicate, Fleischer Studios (its subsidiary) and Pantone. In April 2011 Funny or Die parodied the character in a trailer spoof for a film called “Boop” with Rose McGowan as Betty.