In 2020 the Royal Mail in the U.K. issued a series of "Romantic Poets"
stamps, postcards, and collectible coins. Some of the promotional material
reads:

On September 14, 2019, cartoonist's Dave Brown's "The Ghost of a Flea," a satire of Boris Johnson using William Blake's image of the same name, appeared in the Independent newspaper.

Assets for the game Dante's Inferno draw upon Blake's illustrations to Dante as well as those by Gustave Doré and Auguste Rodin. -Wikipedia

"Ever, Jane is an on-line role-playing game set in the virtual world of Regency England and the works of Jane Austen. Unlike many multi-player games, it's not about kill or be killed but invite or be invited. Gossip is our weapon of choice. Instead of raids, we will have grand balls. Instead of dungeons, we will have dinner parties. At the moment, we don't have any of these. What we do have, is a village centred round a tree-lined village green, with houses where you may 'squat' and soon even own and redecorate to your taste."

"With 300 trivia cards, including 8 bonus Jane Austen trivia questions, you will enjoy testing your knowledge of this book to become the Pride and Prejudice Trivia Champion and learning facts you may not remember" -Amazon

"Marrying Mr. Darcy is a role-playing game where players are one of the female characters from Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice. Players work to improve themselves and become more desirable as potential wives for the available Suitors." -Amazon

Expansion packs include "Marrying Mr. Darcy: The Undead Expansion" and "Marrying Mr. Darcy: The Emma Expansion."

American Horror Story: Coven, season 3, episode 11 (“Protect the Coven”): Myrtle Snow (played by Frances Conroy) quotes Keats to  Zoe Benson (played by Taissa Farmiga), claiming that Zoe’s and Kyle’s love is, “as the great Keats would say, ‘more happy love! More happy, happy love! / Forever warm and still to be enjoyed / Forever panting, and forever young.”

link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjWrjv1S-Jc

In The Big Bang Theory season 11, episode 16, "The Neonatal Nomenclature," one of Sheldon’s suggestions of names for Bernadette and Howard's child is Ozymandias.