Winnie-the-Pooh returns to court to face continuing legal battle

By: HeatherLeigh

The argument over who has legal rights to the Winnie-the-Pooh works and Characters from A.A. Milne (1930) is back in court. Since 1991, the estate of Stephen Slesinger, producer of everyone’s favorite, honey loving bear, and has been suing Disney for rights infringement. According to a BBCBBC News report the battle is not over. In 2004 a ...

10 days ago

Sorry, but the sky really isn't falling

By: CaliforniaMike

A lie makes it halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get dressed. From the way conservatives are wailing this morning, one might think that Osama bin Laden had led an invincible army of jihadis into Washington, captured the White House, defecated on the Constitution and beheaded Mickey Mouse. Some on this site have called the ...

19 days ago

United Press International FEATURED STORIES--by Biodun Iginla, BBC ...

By: BiodunIginla

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22 days ago

Fugitive IOWA DOG WINS most Write Ins in elections

By: RaulDeSouza

Were he not a dog, Jake Rochester would have made a fine politician. The fugitive Labrador Retriever earned the most write-in votes in a City Council election in Sioux City, thanks to a concerted “Vote Jake” campaign on his behalf. Jake’s story is a strange one. The dog of a local councilman, he was supposed to be put down ...

22 days ago