The lawsuit also claims Weinstein bragged about sleeping with Jennifer Lawrence, who responded by saying: "This is yet another example of the predatory tactics and lies that he engaged in to lure countless women."

According to the Fourth Circuit, even if the film was deceptively edited, nine seconds of silence in response to a question about background checks doesn't mean pro-gun individuals are ignorant.

The dispute between the two companies is both similar and different than the fight between Netflix and Fox. It could impact others in Hollywood, especially talent agents.

Weinstein's lawyer is allegedly threatening to unleash emails in the media to sway the court of public opinion. "These are hardly the actions of a Defendant concerned about his Fifth Amendment rights," states a new motion.

The Martin Scorsese film was based on a true story, but used composite characters. A judge rules former Stratton Oakmont general counsel Andrew Greene can't establish actual malice.

Menacing, profane emails and texts weren't enough for CAA to show it had cause to terminate Ben Dogra. Despite CAA's best efforts to keep the matter confidential, what happened in arbitration doesn't stay in arbitration.

Roc Nation and Amazon argue that "spoken words" are not property that can be recovered.

The controversial Alabama judge attempts to keep his $95 million lawsuit alive in D.C.

Federal prosecutors have agreed not to prosecute American Media Inc. for campaign contributions upon the acceptance of responsibility, cooperation with an investigation, and compliance improvements.

A divided FCC will take comment on whether to allow marriages between ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC.

The Second Circuit affirms a copyright judgment against ReDigi, which attempted to assist consumers in reselling purchased iTunes songs, but the appeals court does imagine a legal secondary market for a collection of songs on a thumb drive.

Daniels must pay the president $293,052.33 in attorneys' fees, costs and sanctions after losing her defamation lawsuit against him, a California federal judge has ruled.