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Harvey Weinstein made Hollywood a hostile place in numerous ways, and almost made Martin Scorsese quit filmmaking.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week that may shape the understanding of a company's right to protect its brand from parody, with the high court justices expressing varied views during the hearing.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week that may shape the understanding of a company's right to protect its brand from parody, with the high court justices expressing varied views during the hearing.

Perturbed when an artist made a digital version of its coveted Birkin handbag with a reproduction of a mature fetus inside it, luxury fashion brand He

In some of the first litigation to scrutinise the nature of digital assets sold on the blockchain, up for debate was whether NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are strictly commodities or art.

Legal experts have been monitoring the First Amendment ramifications of a fashion brand’s lawsuit against the creator of a digital project that blurs the line between art and business.

<strong>20 November 1972</strong>: Marlon Brando gives his best performance for 20 years in Bertolucci’s startling new film

Marlon Brando: The Life Story You May Not Know By Ellen Wulfhorst, Stacker News On 4/10/21 at 8:00 AM EDT Film and theater aficionados have long been enthralled by Marlon Brando, the brooding genius many argue was the greatest actor of our times, and that appreciation shows little signs of fading. In real life, Brando was the underdog, the product of an unhappy family life with a bad boy image. He challenged authority, declined to play by the rules, and defied expectations. He could be diffi...

Alberto Grimaldi obituary Ryan Gilbey © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Nacho Gallego/EPA The producer Alberto Grimaldi, who has died aged 95, worked with most of the giants of Italian cinema, including Sergio Leone, Federico Fellini, Pier Paolo Pasolini and Bernardo Bertolucci. Fittingly for someone who began his career as a lawyer, he seemed to spend almost as much time in court, defending the films he had developed and financed, as he did on set. Hardly surprising whe...