The judge is allowing additional women to testify against Weinstein, but the potential preclusion of one — 'Sopranos' actress Annabella Sciorra — has the NYC D.A. returning to a grand jury just weeks before a scheduled trial.

A group looking to protect the right to organize demands that Dave Portnoy be required to tweet an apology for efforts to punish any unionization at his media company.

God save the Queen!

AMC and Discovery were also hit with fines.

New York's Child Victims Act went into effect Wednesday, opening a one-year window during which some victims of childhood sexual abuse can sue outside the statute of limitations.

Thanks to sovereign immunity, Dow Jones adds that when the state's huge pension fund infringed thousands of articles, it was left "emasculated."

No therapists needed for Viacom-CBS. But how about regulators and minority stakeholders?

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a decision to end a nationwide class-action lawsuit over "Sunday Ticket."

After working for more than 25 years at MusiCares, responsible for the Person of the Year fundraising event, Dana Tomarken was let go from a "boys club" after complaining about allegedly financially disastrous moves.

In communications with a friend, Haleigh Breest writes about "getting a ride home" from Haggis and discusses in graphic terms the physical impact of the encounter: “He was so rough and aggressive never ever again!!!"

"We conclude that the development of a face template using facial-recognition technology without consent (as alleged here) invades an individual’s private affairs and concrete interests," U.S. Circuit Judge Sandra S. Ikuta writes.

After a hearing on Thursday, there's now a pretty strong likelihood that a portion of Robert Kirkman's case could beat Frank Darabont's to trial.