With the Supreme Court ruling that Sherlock Holmes will remain in the public domain, the door has been opened for superstar athletes to craft their own stories based on Sir… Read more »

In a story that feels a bit like déjà vu, the Supreme Court has reinforced the decision to keep Sherlock Holmes in the public domain. Michael Schaub writes for the… Read more »

A rare Sherlock Holmes film was uncovered by the Cinémathèque Française on Wednesday, Kevin Noonan reports for Variety. The movie stars American actor William Gillette, known for playing Holmes in… Read more »

A new partnership between the UK’s National Literacy Trust and the public arts organization Wild in Art aims to brighten up British streets with colorful illustrations inspired by classics of British literature.… Read more »

A federal court ruled on Monday that the character Sherlock Holmes is, in fact, part of the public domain, Abby Abrams writes for Time. This comes in the wake of… Read more »

Supplementing my fascination with the canine, hotel, and bobsledding shenanigans in Sochi and of Pussy Riot’s Brooklyn appearance, I’ve been dipping into two Russian Sherlock Holmes small-screen adaptations, as well as… Read more »

A legal fight is brewing over ownership of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes character. In a lawsuit filed in February, Leslie Klinger, a Holmes scholar, argues that the entirety… Read more »

Step aside, Bandersnatch Cummerbund. Sir Ian McKellen has been tapped to play detective Sherlock Holmes in an upcoming film directed by Bill Condon. Condon won an Oscar for his screenplay… Read more »

One lawyer’s passion for Sherlock Holmes has staked him against Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s rather litigious estate, and placed him squarely in the ongoing debate over literary estate overreach and… Read more »