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- Jujutsu Kaisen Season 4: No Release Date Yet
Jujutsu Kaisen Season 4 has a new director, a teaser and a Jump Festa stage on Dec. 19, but no premiere date yet. Here is what is official so far. Read more » - HBO’s Harry Potter Series Premieres Dec. 25
HBO's Harry Potter series premieres Dec. 25 on HBO and HBO Max. Here is a dated timeline of what HBO has confirmed and what is still unannounced. Read more » - Johnny Depp’s Ebenezer: Release Date and Cast
Johnny Depp's Ebenezer opens in theaters Nov. 13, 2026. PG-13 rating, BBFC runtime, cast roles, trailer dates and Regal's ticket charity offer. Read more » - Rare Mudkip Pokémon Card Sells for $4.88 Million
A PSA 10 Art Academy Mudkip sold for $4,880,000 in Goldin's Pokémon 30th Anniversary Auction. See the top 10 results and our full-sale count. Read more » - Boone Newsmedia Sues Microsoft and OpenAI
Boone Newsmedia alleges OpenAI and Microsoft copied tens of thousands of its articles. What the Mississippi complaint shows, and what it lacks. Read more » - Brave Sued by New York Times and Tribune Newspapers
Three Tribune papers and The New York Times sued Brave on Nov. 2, alleging its AI search, API and paywall tool copy their articles. What the suits claim. Read more » - Savannah Bananas and Shein Sued Over the Same TikTok Drum Track
LAA Music says the Savannah Bananas and Shein used its registered drum track "Boo" in social media videos without a license. A Utah travel company is suing LAA back. Read more » - Ticket Brokers File Second Lawsuit Against D.C.’s Resale Price Cap
The National Association of Ticketing Professionals says D.C.’s 10% cap on concert ticket resale prices is vague and unconstitutional. Read more » - Oner Active Sued Over Songs Used in Its Creators’ Promo Videos
LAA Music says 16 videos promoting the activewear brand used three songs, including “Take It Off (Lights Off),” without a license. Read more » - Son of Chicago Blues Label Owner Sues Willie Cobbs’ Estate Over Song Royalties
Michael Brown says a 1971 contract gave his family’s Lawn Music the publishing rights to two Willie Cobbs songs. The court papers also show a 2009 deal over the same songs. Read more »
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