US District Judge Jesse Furman in New York said on Thursday that his court lacked jurisdiction over the copyright claims brought by the estate of Superman’s co-creator, the illustrator Joseph Shuster.

The surest bet closing out the year is “Five Nights at Freddy’s 2,” another mashup for gaming and horror whose debut in 2023 amassed nearly $300 million globally. Best case scenario ...

Enter the art of tactical obfuscation. Anthony Albanese has perfected the art of “tactical obfuscation” when it comes to Russia’s request for a military air base in Indonesia. Picture ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Movie nights are returning to Newfields this summer ... Doors to The Amphitheater, which is located behind the Indianapolis Museum of Art, open at 7 p.m., with each film starting at ...

Julie Averbach says she doesn’t see Trader Joe’s as a grocery store. In her mind, it’s an art gallery. It was more than four years ago when the then-Yale art history student noticed a product at the ...

Holding an 81% Rotten Tomatoes score, we should note that the gory horror is not for the faint of heart. Saw X, the tenth and most recent entry in the infamous Saw franchise, has just been added ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has officially won a lawsuit against the estate of Superman creator Joseph Shuster. The lawsuit, filed by Shuster’s nephew Mark Peary, sought to stop Warner Bros. Discovery from ...