The performance coach who sued Showtime claiming a character was based on her is trying to revive her lawsuit — plus Hollywood legal news involving 'This Is Spinal Tap,' Macy Gray, Steve McQueen, Kim Kardashian West and more.

Just days before trial, a federal judge concludes that the show isn't sufficiently similar to Virginia Vallejo's memoir.

The former employee in April filed a $120 million lawsuit against the company and its CEO, Suzanne Scott, alleging that she was sexually abused by Roger Ailes and later defamed.

The 3rd Circuit was doubtful in a September opinion that ordered the media regulator to do a better job examining how deregulation would impact ownership of TV and radio stations by women and minorities.

In a proposed class action, the women say a judge should allow them to move forward jointly to effectuate California's Fair Pay Act.

Anonymous individuals are alleged to be running fake media sites featuring their made-up commentary about health products.

The artist released the song in 2018, and the actress alleges it "gratuitously repeats the name 'Sharon Stone' thirty-three times and the name 'Sharon' ninety-nine times."

North Carolina tells the high court that the 11th Amendment provides a shield to claims it took a filmmaker's copyrighted images.

Disney Streaming Service, formerly known as BAMtech, is being sued by an ex-employee who says he was spied on and treated unfairly because of his wife's pregnancy.

After Productions claims Aviron failed to adequately market the film and is refusing to pay the remaining 10 percent of its minimum guarantee.

William Link and heirs of Richard Levinson will split the damages equally.

The media outlets incorrectly said Arpaio was an ex-felon, but U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth won't fault Chris Cuomo's "mistake in legal nomenclature" and rejects the controversial sheriff's bid to establish actual malice from "leftist" bias.