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Jonathan Lee’s Sports Recap: July 13-17
“I have never used steroids, human growth hormone, or any other type of illegal performance enhancing drugs.” So said MLB pitcher Roger Clemens at his Congressional hearing in February. We always hear about athletes denying the use of steroids, and time and again they are caught red-handed. Clemens is next on the chopping block as … Read more
Jonathan Lee’s Entertainment Recap: July 13-17
The greatly anticipated movie, “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” opened in theatres this past week. One company that is taking advantage of this box office hit is I MAX corp. They are hoping to expand to greater markets outside North America, mainly targeting Asia. China is already set to open 32 more I MAX … Read more
Jonathan Lee’s Sports Recap: July 6-10
As a little kid playing football, you might dream to one day make it to the pros, and play for your favorite NFL team. If you actually make it, you might wonder about the legacy you will be leaving as a player. Steve McNair, former quarterback for the Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens, left his … Read more
Jonathan Lee’s Entertainment Recap: July 6-10
Fans and celebrities all gathered at the Staples Center Tuesday to say their final goodbyes to the pop legend, Michael Jackson. The service began with a private service at Forest Lawn that carried over to the Staples Center. The past weeks have been “crazy” in terms of the legal issues surrounding Jackson. A court ruled … Read more
Jonathan Lee’s Sports Recap: June 22-26
The NBA Draft was the biggest talk of the night this past week, and it did not disappoint. Like the draft two years ago, when Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen were both traded to the Boston Celtics in a blockbuster deal, there were some big-name deals made in this year’s draft. The Kobe and Shaq … Read more
Jonathan Lee’s Entertainment Recap: June 22-26
The “King of Pop,” Michael Jackson, died on Thursday, following an apparent cardiac arrest at his home in Holmby Hills. This was a sad day in the music world as Jackson was preparing to make his comeback, to revive his once idolized name from all the financial and sexual scandals. His 1982 album “Thriller” sold … Read more
Getting Started in Entertainment Law
Read a recent article from Empire College Blog about getting started in Entertainment Law.
