Justin Baldoni has amended his lawsuit against Blake Lively and The New York Times, accusing them of "colluding" for months to smear him.

The warring 'It Ends With Us' rivals seem hellbent on marching towards mutually assured destruction, while the press and public feeding off Hollywood's best feud are the real winners here.

Justin Baldoni legal drama highlights conflicting claims about the tactics used by powerful celebrity attorneys on behalf of their clients.

We will likely never know what happened between Lively and Baldoni. Given that it is likely that both sides will try to manipulate the media, we should be extra careful to be critical of the information we receive.

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively have attacked each other in court—and in the press—since filing competing lawsuits over treatment on the set of "It Ends With Us."

Justin Baldoni has amended his defamation lawsuit against Blake Lively, claiming metadata proves she was plotting with The Times on a “well-calculated hit piece.”

Baldoni’s lawsuit alleges that metadata shows the Times began preparing its article weeks before Lively filed her formal complaint. A digital forensics expert explains.