A judge rules on a complaint brought by Virginia Vallejo, the Colombian journalist who became close to Escobar and wrote a memoir about the relationship.

An indictment against the WikiLeaks founder details activity that could be applied to many journalists and documentary filmmakers.

Several media outlets, including The Hollywood Reporter, asked a Cook County (Illinois) judge to unseal the actor's files.

Tohme Tohme sued the estate in 2012 claiming he was owed commission, a cut of 'This Is It' and a finder's fee for a Neverland Ranch loan.

Amid a $50 million legal fight with ex-client Johnny Depp, one of the most influential talent attorneys steps down as the balance of power shifts from stars to creators and studios, writes The Hollywood Reporter’s Editorial Director.

Legal developments in the world of entertainment, including troubles for Bob Weinstein, Peter Hoffman and Alec Baldwin.

The WGA’s amended complaint alleges “constructive fraud” based on failure to disclose relevant facts and on breach of fiduciary duty.

Turner Tenney, a 21-year-old professional gamer known as Tfue, says FaZe Clan is violating California law and the Talent Agency Act.

A jury will decide whether artist Matt Furie abandoned rights by telling media outlets how he was largely cool with how his popular anthropomorphic character had taken a life of its own.

A California federal judge says the actor doesn't need to know the plaintiff's name at this stage in the lawsuit.

Gentle Monster says Malik Yusef forged West's signature and created a shell company in his late mother's name.

The trial judge previously closed the courtroom to discuss who would testify at the September trial.