The Hollywood Reporter

A three-judge panel at the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals appears ready to revive her case against the paper.

Mark Steines says he was retaliated against for complaining about an executive producer's verbal abuse of producers and supporting two women who came forward with sexual harassment complaints.

Plus, updates in battles involving New York Fashion Week and Mariah Carey.

The Justice Department is looking to unwind the merger after failing to convince a trial judge it would violate antitrust law.

The actress alleges she was nixed for a role in 'Lord of the Rings' after she rebuffed Weinstein.

The automaker argued a mural was inseparable from architecture.

The government says that after the documentary about orca mistreatment came out, the company refused to tell investors that it was harming attendance at theme parks. SeaWorld has agreed to a $5 million penalty to settle charges.

The trial was set to begin Monday.

The artist's dispute with Glassnote Entertainment centers on non-interactive streaming royalties.

Miami journalist Michele Gillen says she was told by HR that she couldn't claim discrimination because she had a female news director. She is suing for retaliation after being terminated, but CBS says the decision to not renew her contract was justified.

A Florida teacher says the film falsely implies he was complicit in sexual abuse that occurred at the school he attended decades ago.