Entertainment

A class action lawsuit claims that Leap Event Technology unlawfully adds additional charges to celebrity photo ops purchased online.

A class action lawsuit claims that Disney secretly collects facial scans and biometric data from visitors who enter its California theme parks.

A class action lawsuit alleges WWE deceived consumers by assuring they would not have to pay more to stream live events with an existing ESPN subscription.

A class action lawsuit claims that Spotify’s 'personalized' song recommendations are rooted in pay-for-play practices, rather than a user's activity.

A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Amazon of “selling” movies and TV shows on its streaming platform without properly notifying customers that they are only purchasing a license to access the digital content—which can be revoked at any time.

DraftKings has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit that accuses the sports betting platform of luring consumers with deliberately misleading promotions and false promises of “risk-free” first bets, leading many gamblers to develop addictions.

Mattel has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit after its “Wicked” movie-themed dolls were pulled from shelves on November 11 because their packaging displayed the URL of a pornographic website.

Spotify faces a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges Car Thing users will be left with “nothing more than a paperweight” when the streaming giant rolls out a mandatory firmware update for the in-vehicle dashboard device later this year.

A proposed class action out of Washington alleges Amazon.com has conspired with numerous online casino apps to operate an illegal internet gambling scheme through which it exploits users and “reap[s] billions in profits.”