A judge decides that the nuances of copyright law gives her the ability to become involved in a 12-year-long James Brown family feud.

The composer can reclaim rights for six Italian film scores.

Eight Mile Style alleges "Lose Yourself" and many of the rapper's hits aren't licensed by the streamer. Now comes a suit eyeing Spotify's billions.

A Los Angeles judge upheld an arbitration award in Michael Bacall's favor and denied a motion to reconsider her decision.

The producer emphatically denies the allegations and says he lost his bid to evade the suit on a technicality.

A new 245-page filing from the famed director suggests partiality pervades the L.A. court system and that there are "anti-Semitic overtones to public opinion" about him.

The judge is allowing additional women to testify against Weinstein, but the potential preclusion of one — 'Sopranos' actress Annabella Sciorra — has the NYC D.A. returning to a grand jury just weeks before a scheduled trial.

God save the Queen!

AMC and Discovery were also hit with fines.

With two offers of more than $30 million on the table, the general partners say everyone but the former NBA star agreed on which was superior. He says Riot Games pre-approved the buyer he backed.

New York's Child Victims Act went into effect Wednesday, opening a one-year window during which some victims of childhood sexual abuse can sue outside the statute of limitations.