Diego Sanchez is a legal affairs correspondent specializing in intellectual property, art law, and estate disputes within the cultural sector. He covers high-profile court cases that shape artistic legacies.
Collected Works · 20 Articles
The Philadelphia Art Museum accuses its former director, Sasha Suda, of misappropriating funds and lying. Suda denies claims, alleging wrongful termination and a fabricated narrative in her lawsuit ag
Former Philadelphia Art Museum CEO Sasha Suda sued the institution, alleging wrongful termination after her modernization efforts clashed with a board faction. She seeks two years' pay and damages, wh
Searsport is set to unveil a mysterious nine-foot statue this Saturday, November 1. The downtown monument, whose story is described as touching, will be visible from Route 1.
Heirs of a Jewish family have filed a new lawsuit in New York against The Met and a Greek foundation, seeking the return of a Van Gogh painting lost during the Nazi era.
Miami's Frost Museum of Science has filed a new lawsuit against the Florida Department of Transportation, seeking the removal of a large digital billboard at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. The suit claim
A legal dispute over authorship of the iconic holographic portraits of Queen Elizabeth II has reached the High Court, as artist Rob Munday sues Chris Levine.
Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain discusses his future role in the band's recordings after suffering a stroke, confirming he remains a member.
Police have busted an international art forgery ring attempting to sell fake masterpieces by artists like Rembrandt, Picasso, and Kahlo for millions of euros. A 77-year-old German man is the main susp
The National Buffalo Wing Festival will move to August 29-30, 2026, from its traditional Labor Day Weekend slot, due to a scheduling conflict with the Buffalo Bisons. Organizers anticipate increased a
A Picasso painting, Still Life with Guitar, valued at €600,000, has vanished during transport from Madrid to an exhibition in Granada, prompting a police investigation.
A new video series by James Payne explores Raphael's 'The School of Athens', a Renaissance fresco in the Vatican. It details the painting's location, its representation of philosophy, and Raphael's ef
Attorney for Terrance "T.A." Dixon cites Drake's dismissed UMG lawsuit in Fat Joe's defamation case. Dixon alleges sexual misconduct against Fat Joe, who denies all claims. The legal move aims to secu
Rapper Blueface's mother, Karlissa Saffold, confirms his prison release is "days away," with plans for a private welcome and a new girlfriend by his side.
Sean "Diddy" Combs, currently incarcerated in Brooklyn, had an emotional phone call with his two-year-old daughter, Love, according to recent reports.
Irish rock band Kodaline has announced their decision to split after more than a decade, confirming they will record a fifth and final album before parting ways.
Kendrick Lamar successfully concluded the South American leg of his Grand National Tour, drawing large crowds. He attended a U-20 World Cup match in Chile and will resume touring in Australia.
Prosecutors allege rapper Lil Durk was caught with an Apple Watch in jail and tried to destroy it, prompting them to request an anonymous jury for his trial.
Italian authorities seized 21 artworks attributed to Salvador Dalí from an exhibition in Parma, suspecting them to be forgeries linked to a wider European network.
A federal judge has dismissed Spencer Elden's lawsuit claiming Nirvana's Nevermind album cover, featuring him as a naked baby, constituted child pornography. The judge ruled the image is not "lascivio
New York rapper Sheff G, who appeared at a Donald Trump rally, has been sentenced to five years in prison for using his music earnings to fund gang violence.