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This week’s entertainment news features legal and cultural highlights. Paramount challenges California’s legal arguments, seeking protection in the Warner Bros. merger. Meanwhile, the DOJ expands its inquiry into Fox’s significant Roku deal, potentially shifting the TV landscape by making the combined entity a major player in streaming.

Recent developments in the entertainment sector are stirring discussions and legal confrontations. Paramount Skydance has taken issue with comments made by California AG Rob Bonta, which seem to contradict his legal stance against Paramount’s bond request in the Warner Bros. Discovery merger case.

Paramount is entangled in a high-stakes legal battle with California Attorney General Rob Bonta over a $1.88 billion bond related to the Warner Bros. Discovery merger case. The bond is meant to shield Paramount from financial setbacks stemming from the potential delay of its competitive positioning against streaming giants Netflix and Disney.

Does clicking the “Buy” button on the PlayStation Store mean you actually own the game? Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) argues it does not. In an ongoing class-action lawsuit in the United States, SIE countered that digital game transactions grant a usage license rather than transfer ownership, and that consumers are sufficiently informed of this during…

Blake Lively can recover about $400,000 in attorneys’ fees from Justin Baldoni’s production company over his defamation lawsuit against her, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. Lively had been seeking $8 million.

Emerge Legal has onboarded KaabaKhan in a leadership position to head the firm’s media and entertainment, intellectual property and commercial practice out of its Mumbai office.

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In a legal setback for Prince Harry and other high-profile figures, a judge has ruled against their privacy lawsuit, resulting in an order to pay substantial legal costs to Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail.

Disney has launched a legal counter against the FCC, alleging coercive tactics under former President Trump that led to programming changes. The network is pushing back against what they argue is an undue governmental review of their broadcast licenses.