The Hollywood Reporter

The judge rejected claims from Andrea Tantaros.

"Defendants apparently believe that the best defense is any offense, including a meritless one fueled by gall," argues Lucasfilm in the filing.

Producer Michael Benaroya is fighting a contract and fraud claim over Willis' services for an aborted film.

Film Independent and L.A. MediaWorks are also defendants in the suit.

An appeals court denies the president's motion for a stay while the appeal plays out.

The current rights owner claims it is being underpaid royalties for the '70s hit.

The artist claims a publisher/management company used his photo and name on its website without permission or a license.

Chancellor Andre Bouchard is temporarily granting CBS' request for a restraining order to protect jurisdiction and make sure nothing new happens.

The lawyer is the toast of cable news, turning his client into the most famous adult film star on the planet. But is he advancing her court case against Donald Trump — or is the real winner just Michael Avenatti?

The prolific comic book creator says he was conned into signing over his name and likeness rights.

Douglas Wigdor, the attorney representing more individuals against 21st Century Fox than anyone else, makes a far-reaching deal, but two of his clients — Rod Wheeler and Scottie Hughes — aren't ready to drop claims.

A court decision on Friday represents the latest in a two-decades-long feud over what is in the public domain and what is not.