Daniel H. Black, a leading entertainment lawyer based in Los Angeles, specializes in motion pictures and television. Recognized by Best Lawyers, he advises top industry clients on complex legal matters shaping Hollywood’s future.
Year: 2025
A teacher has been charged with raping a 13-year-old student after leaving her husband for the boy she dubbed her “crystal meth,” prosecutors revealed. The disturbing case is under investigation.
Retail theft persists as a major challenge in the largest U.S. cities, with new data revealing escalating losses. Philadelphia and other urban centers report surging shoplifting incidents, straining businesses and law enforcement resources.
The Dodgers face a delicate situation ahead of the WBC as their Japanese stars balance team commitments and national pride. Managing player health and availability remains a top priority for the organization.
Corporate tax breaks are driving the federal deficit to alarming levels. A Los Angeles Times commentary reveals who truly benefits from these policies, highlighting the widening gap between public costs and private gains.
Bob Chesney’s appointment as defensive coordinator marks a strategic shift, emphasizing aggressive tactics and discipline. Analysts highlight his proven track record in elevating defensive units, promising a stronger, more resilient team defense.
Day laborer organizers staged protests at Home Depot stores, urging the company to end cooperation with ICE. Activists demand the retail giant “scrape ICE out of their stores,” highlighting concerns over immigrant rights.
With a government shutdown looming, Democrats face a high-stakes gamble amid internal divisions and fragile public support. The party risks political fallout at a moment when unity is critical.
Hollywood’s film and TV production faces a steep decline amid strikes, budget cuts, and shifting audience habits. Industry insiders warn this could signal a looming crisis in entertainment output.
Chicago braces as Trump rallies signal a potential surge in far-right unrest. Activists warn of an impending “fascist invasion,” sparking calls for heightened vigilance and community defense. Details on CounterPunch.org.
The U.S. goods trade deficit surged sharply in July, driven by higher imports and slowing export growth, reflecting ongoing supply chain challenges and shifting global demand, according to Reuters.
Mookie Betts reportedly declined to stay at the haunted Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, unlike Teoscar Hernández’s wife, who embraced the eerie experience. The hotel’s spooky reputation continues to intrigue and divide athletes.
Snoop Dogg has been named honorary coach of Team USA ahead of the 2026 Winter Games, Reuters reports. The rapper’s appointment aims to boost team morale and inspire athletes as they prepare for the international competition.
The New York Yankees are reportedly eyeing bullpen reinforcements from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Sources say potential trades could bolster the Yankees’ late-inning pitching as the playoff push intensifies.
Donald Trump’s Los Angeles playbook blends chaos and crackdown, aiming to address crime and unrest. Despite controversy, his strategy has yielded a significant political win, reshaping local political dynamics.
Miss Indiana Mekayla Diehl challenges conventional beauty standards, as the Los Angeles Times highlights that her body defies typical notions of “normal” or “average,” sparking important conversations on diversity and representation.
A debate intensifies in Los Angeles over whether non-citizens should vote in school board elections. Advocates argue for increased community representation, while opponents stress legal and civic concerns.
WATCH: Trump clarifies on social media, stating “we’re not going to war” with Chicago after earlier threatening the city. The statement aims to ease tensions following his controversial remarks.
China has escalated tensions in the ongoing trade war, branding the US a “joke” amid fresh tariff threats. This latest move further strains already fragile economic relations, signaling prolonged conflict ahead.
Bradley Beal has been traded to the Los Angeles Clippers, marking a major roster boost. Meanwhile, Chris Paul returns to his hometown team, reuniting with the Clippers and adding veteran leadership for the upcoming season.