By: Danielle Powell Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) monetization has given female student-athletes new financial opportunities, but it has also exposed them to new dangers.[1] As women’s college sports draw…
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The Future of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
By: Hanna Kosbab Dolly Parton may be best known for titles like “9-5,” “Jolene,” and “I Will Always Love You.”[1] However, for many families, she is synonymous with The Little…
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Can Formula 1 Stop AI From Using Its Race Results?
By: Garrett Lipscomb One of the most interesting aspects of Formula 1 (F1) is how every single detail can be interpreted as affecting a race outcome. After a race, people…
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The Defamatory Edit: Tyra Banks Takes on Netflix
By: Daniela Mateu For more than a decade, Tyra Banks helped shape one of reality television’s most recognizable modeling competitions through America’s Next Top Model (“ANTM”). Banks created the series,…
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Congress’s Letter to the WNBA regarding Attacks on Caitlin Clark – Does the Letter have Merit, or is it a Form of Political Overreach?
By: Zeriyah James On July 7, 2026, members of the Republican Study Committee sent a letter to the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) Commissioner, Cathy Engelbert, about repeated attacks on…
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“You See How This Looks?”: Chris Hansen and the Publicity Rights of Entertainers
By: Sofia Gonzalez With biopics such as “Michael” and “Springsteen” gracing screens, it is worth noting how the behind-the-scenes dynamics play out regarding artists’ creativity and how publicity rights influence…
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A Classic “David-Versus-Goliath Situation”: Lauren Salkin’s Copyright Claim Against Taylor Sheridan
By: Fredrick Betzold It’s not hard to imagine the uphill battle a small artist faces in a copyright infringement action against the likes of Paramount and Taylor Sheridan. But is…
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When Authenticity Becomes Immoral: What Hayden Panettiere’s Story Reveals About Celebrity Morality Clauses
By: Samantha Chairez Nowadays, reputation is currency. A single photo, video, comment, accusation, or social media post can change a person’s value overnight. Many companies, brands, and employers understand that…
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Might the Phillies Have Allowed the Red Sox to Stiff Alex Cora?
By: Jonathan L. Entin* The Boston Red Sox fired veteran manager Alex Cora on Saturday, April 25.[1] The next day, the Philadelphia Phillies, who were in the process of firing…
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Preview of “CAS and the Breakdown of Olympic Dispute Resolution: How the Chiles Case Reveals the Structural Gap Between Arbitration and Judicial Review”
By: Peter Carlisle SELJ is honored to feature CAS and the Breakdown of Olympic Dispute Resolution: How the Chiles Case Reveals the Structural Gap Between Arbitration and Judicial Review written by…