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Reggaeton artists challenge originality of 'dembow' rhythm in copyright battle
The judge expressed some reluctance to rule as a matter of law whether the percussion arrangement of a 1989 instrumental track was an original creation that warranted protection under copyright law.
Oscar contender ‘The Secret Agent’ capitalizes on the rise of Brazilian cinema
“The Secret Agent” arrives at a strong moment for Brazilian cinema following the success of “I’m Still Here,” which won this year’s Oscar for best international feature and a Golden Globe for lead actor Fernanda Torres.
Arab female directors drive change at the Red Sea Film Festival in Jeddah
Saudi filmmaker Shahad Ameen emerged as one of the standout voices at this year’s festival.
‘Baby Shark’ suit kneecapped by service-over-email
MANHATTAN — The Second Circuit affirmed a New York federal court’s decision to dismiss two Chinese companies from a U.S. firm’s lawsuit alleging they infringed on its trademarks by selling counterfeit products associated with the hit children’s song “Baby Shark.” Service on the Chinese companies was carried out via email, which is prohibited by the Hague Service Convention.
Judge axes 'Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker' defamation case against YouTuber
Caleb "Kai" McGillvary became famous in 2013 for an interview in which he described "smash, smash, smash[ing]" an attacker's head with a hatchet.
Warner Bros recommends investors reject Paramount's offer in favor of Netflix's
Bids from both Netflix and Paramount have raised alarm for what they could mean for film and TV production.
Diddy dodges civil suit over accused 2018 sexual assault
Despite multiple extensions, the woman accusing the former rapper and his associates of rape missed deadlines for serving the defendants and securing new counsel.
LA district attorney files first-degree murder charges against Rob Reiner's son
Authorities were reluctant to provide many details during a Tuesday press conference, but they said a knife was involved in the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner.
Iowa claims in suit Roblox exposes children to harm
Iowa’s attorney general said Roblox “created a breeding ground for sexual predators, and Iowa’s children are paying the price.”
Second Circuit revives antitrust war between DirecTV and Nexstar
In DirecTV’s initial complaint, the satellite company claims Nexstar and other TV station distributors colluded to drive up fees.
Punk protest group Pussy Riot declared 'extremist organization' by a Russian court
The case was linked to an anti-war music video made by the group, as well as an art performance in Germany that saw Taso Pletner urinate on a portrait of Putin.