Woodstock 50 settles legal battle with financial backer

Liesl Copland— a partner atEndeavor Content— has joined Participant media to focus on how the company's slate of projects can bebest placed in the ever-changing global distribution infrastructure. Copland, wholed the Non-Scripted Advisory practice focusing onfeature documentaries and premium non-fiction series atEndeavor, will join Participant in the newly established role of executive vp of content and platform strategy.

Former Endeavor Content Partner and EVP Liesl Copland is joining Participant in the newly created role of EVP Content and Platform Strategy.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterParticipant has tapped Endeavor Content veteran Liesl Copland to step into the newly established role of executive vice president of content and platform strategy, where she will be tasked with designing and implementing how the company’s film and TV slate fits into the global distribution infrastructure.Copland will oversee all sales and guide the company’s strategic options for all properties, working cross-functionally with exec VPs of narrative film Anikah McLaren

Erika Jayne‘s estranged husband, Tom Girardi, could potentially face eviction in the midst of his ongoing legal battle — but his brother Robert is asking the court to reconsider.

Our Eurovision hopeful Lesley Roy was heartbroken that she couldn’t represent her country in 2020 – but now she has another chance, and her attitude is, well, what’s another year!

Best Bachelor news! Lesley Anne Murphy became a mom on Friday, February 12.

Ruth Negga has signed on to star in the upcoming limited series Josephine, which will follow the life of the legendary entertainer Josephine Baker.

Lesley Murphy has welcomed her first child with fiancé, Alex Kavanagh. 

Meghan Markle has won her High Court legal battle against the publisher of Mail On Sunday in her privacy claim against the newspaper.The Duchess of Sussex, who is reportedly keen to extend her family with Prince Harry, is suing British publisher Associated Newspapers over five articles published in the Mail On Sunday which featured letters exchanged between herself and her father, Thomas Markle, 76.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess Of Sussex, has won a dramatic legal victory against British tabloid newspaper, the Mail On Sunday, after it published a private letter she sent to her father, Thomas Markle.

The WGA’s long-running legal battle to reshape the talent agency business is now officially over. On Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge André Birotte Jr., who oversaw the case, granted a request by the WGA and WME to voluntarily dismiss their antitrust suits, bringing the case to a close with the words, “It is so ordered.”

Wales Online that problems started appearing from the day he moved in to his Charles Church house in Old St Mellons, Cardiff.

Migos have ended a legal battle with their long-time lawyer Damien Granderson.The trio sued Granderson last July alleging that the attorney had charged excessive fees, failed to obtain written agreements, and failed to declare a conflict of interest that arose because he also represents the outfit’s label Quality Control Music.Last year’s lawsuit stated: “This action arises out of that timeless tale about the world famous music group who was robbed out of and cheated out of millions of dollars

Tommy Finkelstein has been named executive vp, head of global business & legal affairs at APA. He lands at the Hollywood talent agency after recently serving as senior vp of business affairs at WarnerMedia, where he negotiated deals for HBOMax, TBS, TNT and TruTV, among other channels and platforms.

Prince Harry has finally settled his legal battle with the Mail on Sunday in regards to their story that claimed he had snubbed his military past.

Prince Harry is using the settlement of his recent court case against the British tabloids the and to help veterans. The 36-year-old Duke of Sussex was the subject of an October 2020 article in the titled, 'Top general accuses Harry of turning his back on the Marines' and an «almost identical» article on  The article has since been proven false with the and publicly issuing an apology and correction. Harry's lawyer spoke in a statement about the duke's continued loyalty to British troops. «The

Prince Harry has settled his dispute with Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline, after they ran articles accusing him of turning his back on the Royal Marines.