The Hollywood Reporter

A Christian hip-hop artist survives the summary judgment round.

In response, the book publisher says it won't censor. "To do so would be a perversion of contract law, a prior restraint, and a plain violation of the First Amendment," writes an attorney for the publisher.

If the government rips up the decades-old restrictions on movie licensing, will Disney or Warner Bros. force exhibitors to take lesser films? Will small theaters no longer have access to big-budget tentpoles?

Darwin Hall was hired to boost the actor's online followers. According to a lawsuit, Crews later encouraged those followers to hunt down and attack Hall after accusing him of a "shakedown."

A judge refuses the embattled movie mogul's motion to dismiss.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals hears from those who believe errors were made in the judgment following a six-week trial.

The entertainment giant and its broadcast subsidiary ABC submit its response in court to a copyright lawsuit over 'The Last Days of Michael Jackson.'

The actress alleges her career was hampered by sexual demands and interference by the movie mogul.

A case that explores the relationship between Hollywood stars and the attorneys who negotiate for them.

The latest hearing in the legal war between Shari Redstone and Leslie Moonves hints at arguments coming at an October trial.

The Chapter 7 Trustee of Genius Products had asserted a $130 million fraud.