Shaun Weiss recalled Ben Stiller wanting to keep a healthy distance from the younger cast on the set of 1995’s Heavyweights. “Ben stayed in character,” Weiss, 45, said on the Monday ...

They alleged U-M came up short of its stated goals to protect students "by failing to supervise and monitor Weiss and as a result plaintiffs and thousands of others have had their privacy ...

Japanese animation studio CloverWorks has just released a short anime adaptation of BTS ... each BTS member is represented by a unique character with a backstory of trauma, power, and destiny.

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP struck a deal with the president, making several concessions in exchange for the reversal of his order. On March 14, Trump issued an executive order ...

Matt Weiss, the former University of Michigan football ... itself on being the 'Leaders and the Best' continuously falls short in safeguarding those who dedicate their hard work and passion ...

According to an indictment, 42-year-old Matt Weiss was charged with 14 counts of unauthorized access to computers and 10 counts of aggravated identity theft, and faces a maximum of five years ...

Its revenue was more than $2.6 billion last year. By Benjamin Weiser Paul Weiss, the New York law firm that this week struck a deal to escape President Trump’s wrath, is one of the nation’s ...

The disclosure came in a court filing Tuesday in a lawsuit against Matt Weiss and the university. Lawyers for victims included an email that was sent by the government after he was indicted in March.

It was the first glimpse into the news that the firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison had made a deal with Trump. Karp acknowledged that it had been a “profoundly unsettling” time for ...

In short, it backed down. Democrats, as well as many lawyers, are grappling with the implications. Paul, Weiss agreed to provide $40 million in pro bono work on causes backed by the administration ...

President Donald Trump reversed an executive order aimed at the law firm Paul Weiss. As part of the agreement, Paul Weiss pledge $40 million in pro bono services and to drop DEI hiring.