The Hollywood Reporter

Is the alleged use of stolen technology worth a big cut of more than $1.3 billion in profits for six movies? Watson finds herself in the crosshairs of a potential examination thanks to a hyperbolic comment she made at a press conference in Paris, France.

Requesting an expedited appeal, the government says the trial judge "rejected fundamental principles of economics."

The network is now fighting a subpoena from Rupert Murdoch's New York Post over a TV series that appears to have been cancelled without any official notice.

"Victims" face an uphill battle: Most of the lawsuits spawned by Borat and Bruno a decade ago were thrown out in their infancy.

The 2nd Circuit denies an immediate appeal in a case that challenges how news organizations used embedded photos of Tom Brady.

In a settlement with The Weinstein Co. and Lantern Entertainment, Netflix won't have to stream the third season of MTV's 'Scream' and also comes to resolution over 'Peaky Blinders' and the sequel to 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.'

The settlement comes in a lawsuit over customers who bought a box set advertising "all" Bond films who didn't get 'Casino Royale' and 'Never Say Never Again.'

Fox argued the case was an attack on free speech, but at a hearing, a judge saw the possibility that a three-minute video about great athletes was commercial speech.

A deal heads off an Aug. 15 trial that would have examined how the actor's fortune was lost.

Shonitria Anthony says she was let go from ATTN: after protesting a racial slur from one of the news site's investors.

A federal judge rejected the government's antitrust contentions in June. The case is now headed to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.

According to the Florida judge, it's enough to allege ownership despite a copyright registration that credits the photographers as the owners.