Filmmaker Polanski's libel case against US magazine risks collapse
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Filmmaker Roman Polanski's libel case against the US magazine Vanity Fair may collapse over his refusal to appear in person in a British court to give evidence, his lawyer said.
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An alleged blackmail plot should be good box office. But complex laws prevent the media from revealing juicy details
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At New York Times, the bad news just keeps coming.
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The Supreme Court declined Monday to revive a libel lawsuit filed against two Philadelphia newspapers by a critic of violent rap lyrics.
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Hollywood stars and close friends are tangled in legal mess.
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Journalist may face jail for refusing to divulge sources in investigation of leak of agent&#39;s name. By Curt Anderson. WASHINGTON -- A reporter for The New York Times was held in contempt Thursday by a federal
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VENICE, Italy  - Paparazzi are coming   under fire in Venice. Ben Affleck, who stars in "Hollywoodland"   -- a film about the mysterious death of Superman actor George   Reeves -- took the opportunity to lash out at the photographers   eager to snap his shot.
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The Polish government's plans to sell off the last eight remaining Polmos businesses look ill-fated, as industry experts predict that the weakness of the remaining brands and market saturation means that ...
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Oscar-winning director Roman  Polanski, a fugitive from American justice, will be honored at  the Turin Film Festival in November.
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NEW YORK -- In the world of celebrities and those who love them, the Jennifer Aniston-Brad Pitt breakup was like the fall of the Berlin Wall. That sent celebrity magazines hurtling into a race to be first in the biggest breakup story of, well, the year.
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK Editor Rem Rieder of American Journalism Review said his publication would provide legal support for freelance writer Susan Paterno, whose story about the Santa Barbara News-Press prompted a libel suit from the paper this week.
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Hollywood is fearing that the writers' strike, supported by many actors, may prove disastrous for the   Oscars, just as it has forced a big paring down of the Golden Globes Awards ceremony scheduled Jan   13.
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A legal campaign against sites that help people share films online appears to have forced a popular site to close.
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The last few classified pages of John Lennon&#39;s controversial FBI file may soon see the light of day after a court rejected the argument that they could compromise relations
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An attempt to halt a libel action against Arnold Schwarzenegger and two of his aides fails.
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A court in Indonesia will summons the New York Times and one of its reporters via the media after they failed to appear to defend themselves in a defamation suit brought by a US mining executive, his lawyer said Monday.
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Polish filmmaker Lew Rywin, who co-produced "Schindler's List", has lost an appeal against his conviction in a bribery scandal which was a major factor in the plunge in popularity of Poland's ruling left.