Taylor Swift’s copyright lawsuit has been resolved out of court. The two songwriters, Nathan Butler and Sean Hall, who claim she lifted the lyrics to her hit “Shake It Off,” have agreed to end the copyright lawsuit, which has gone on for five years. The two songwriters alleged that her 2014 smash infringed upon “Playas...Read More
The third owner of the iconic 1980s DeLorean car is suing NBCUniversal, alleging it hasn’t paid the 5% of royalties from merchandising and commercial business from the movies. DeLorean Motor Co acquired intellectual property and trademarks for the DeLorean in 1997, and NBCUniversal is in breach of its contract. The company alleges that — under...Read More
1,600 tickets oversold two Bad Bunny concerts in Mexico City through Ticketmaster Mexico website, which led to hundreds of people being denied entry. Mexico’s Federal Attorney’s Office for Consumers has taken a stand on the matter, “those affected must receive a 100% refund plus a 20% compensation, and the company will also be fined.” The...Read More
“Walking Dead” producers Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd, David Alpert, Charles Eglee, and Glenn Mazzara have filed a $200 million lawsuit against AMC. Previous the show creators got stuck in a deal that “buyout of their rights and ended their profits participation on “The Walking Dead” and its spinoffs, along with any rights or claims...Read More
Music catalogs for Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Sony Music, and Merlin were removed from Triller recently after a lawsuit by Sony Music Entertainment claiming Triller had “historically failed to make payments promptly.” A Triller spokesperson says the platform is “reassessing each of our label deals as they come due as our catalog music...Read More
