The DOJ asked a New York federal judge to dismiss PEN America's lawsuit, and the group is drawing upon this week's reported change in White House press pass standards in its reply.

Movie theaters aren't sued for defamatory films, but newspapers may be held liable for carrying defamatory quotes. Where does a streaming service that distributes independent productions fit in?

A judge's May 2 decision to wipe out punitive damages is big, but it won't be the last word.

The Akin Gump entertainment finance partner was feted in a lively evening.

Alex Kaseberg alleged that 'Conan' writers took material posted in tweets and on his blog.

A lawsuit brought seven years ago by the singer's mysterious ex-manager, Tohme Tohme, finally gets tested at trial. Among those scheduled to testify are John Branca, John McClain, Katherine Jackson, Jermaine Jackson, and Tom Barrack Jr.

Sephora, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus are among the defendants.

A roundup of entertainment legal news involving Johnny Depp, Justin Timberlake, Disney, the WGA, Kevin Spacey and more.

Marshmello faces a complaint from Arty.

After five years, streamer FilmOn once again is able to take on DoubleVerify.

The music label submits a bid to dismiss a class action and stave off mass termination from older recording artists.

Matt and Ross Duffer avoid what would have been a closely watched jury proceeding this week with Charlie Kessler, who accused the brothers of stealing his ideas.