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A federal court issued a temporary restraining order after DirecTV and state officials warned of higher cable bills and less local news competition.

The bank denies liability but will pay millions to survivors who alleged the institution ignored red flags surrounding Epstein's sex trafficking operation.

Pop star Britney Spears ended her three-week social media silence on March 27, 2026, sharing a video montage with her son, Jayden James Federline, after her recent legal troubles.

The 50-year-old icon was taken into custody in Jupiter Island on March 27 after his Land Rover overturned following a collision with a truck.

A New York judge rules the CAA co-founder must sit for a deposition regarding allegations that the agency facilitated Harvey Weinstein’s 1995 assault of the actress.

The jazz musician moves to dismiss the breach of contract suit, arguing the litigation is a meritless attempt to intimidate artists.

The South Korean star, known for roles in "Miss Montecristo" and "Elegant Empire," was discovered by police on March 26 following a report from his family.

Megan Colligan and Ben Carlson exit after seven months as the company loses distribution rights to Andrew Garfield's 'Poetic License' amid financial instability.

SAG-AFTRA officially backs the administration’s new AI framework, calling for federal legislation to stop unauthorized digital replicas and safeguard performer likenesses.

The agency confirmed fines for defamation and a zero-tolerance crackdown on stalking near the group's residences in its Q1 2026 quarterly report.

The streaming giant submitted documents on March 23, 2026, covering software and VR technology years after its 2022 withdrawal from the country.

The "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star tells "Call Her Daddy" her estranged husband demanded money to keep her private texts a secret.

Tahliah Debrett Barnett claims the actor is using a settlement agreement to silence her about sexual abuse following her recent interviews for the album EUSEXUA.

In a landmark ruling, a Los Angeles jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $6 million to a young woman harmed by "addictive" platform designs.

A unanimous Supreme Court ruling finds that internet service providers are not liable for their customers' illegal downloads, overturning a massive win for major record labels.

In a candid new interview, the rap mogul addresses the emotional toll and his refusal to pay out over the 2024 legal battle.

A California jury found the comedian liable for the 1972 assault of Donna Motsinger, awarding millions in punitive and compensatory damages.

24/7 Productions (USA) Inc. claims the rapper failed to reimburse expenses for her 2023 Jingle Ball performances and album promotion despite generating six-figure revenue.

Disney Entertainment Television pulls Season 22 from the schedule after a 2023 assault video involving the lead and her ex-partner, Dakota Mortensen, surfaced.

The newly released video shows the pop star struggling with sobriety tests and telling New York officers that the tasks were "hard" during his June 2024 arrest.