Last November David J. Johns, CEO and executive director of the National Black Justice Collective (NBJC), an organization that works to empower Black LGBTQ+ people, wondered if he should stop ...

David J. Lynch joined The Washington Post in November 2017 from the Financial Times, where he covered white-collar crime. He was previously the cybersecurity editor at Politico and a senior writer ...

By Graham Bowley An art collector is suing David Geffen for the return of a valuable Giacometti sculpture that the collector says was sold without his knowledge by his art adviser as part of an ...

David J. Criblez is a features and entertainment reporter, covering everything from festivals and events to local music and stand-up comedy. Before his 11 years at Newsday, David was the editor ...

Film producer and record executive David Geffen is being sued by a Hong Kong-based entrepreneur and art collector over the alleged unauthorized sale of a famous sculpture worth millions.

Justin Sun, the crypto bro art collector who spent millions on Maurizio Cattalan’s banana artwork late last year, has filed a lawsuit against entertainment mogul David Geffen to reclaim a ...

is suing billionaire collector and entertainment executive David Geffen over a $78.4 million Alberto Giacometti sculpture that he claims was stolen. Sun purchased Le Nez at Sotheby’s in 2021 ...

is now suing billionaire DreamWorks co-founder and art collector David Geffen for the return of a $78.4 million sculpture that Sun says was stolen and sold without his permission. In a lawsuit ...

David Geffen—the American record executive, billionaire and leading art collector—is being sued over the rightful ownership of a $78.4m sculpture by Alberto Giacometti. The lawsuit was filed ...

Billionaire David Geffen — the co-founder of the DreamWorks film studio and owner of Asylum Records, Geffen Records and DGC records — has apparently arrived in New Orleans ahead of Super Bow ...

Don't miss this unforgettable night at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center on February 17 and be transported from the final days of the Russian Empire to the vibrant streets of 1920s Paris.