Max, the Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service, launched a new black-and-white color palette that evokes the same ...

Duke University is getting a lot of attention ... Duke didn’t approve the use of its logo in The White Lotus, the school said in response to questions from Bloomberg. “The White Lotus not ...

In one of the scenes, the character wore a T-shirt with the Duke University logo. Don't miss: Max celebrates The White Lotus season 3 with region-wide OOH activations University spokesperson Frank ...

In the most recent episode of the hit HBO show The White Lotus, Jason Isaacs ‘ character Timothy Ratliff wears a T-shirt with Duke’s famous logo. However, the scene in which he wears it is when the ...

For example, if someone tries to open up a school and call it “Duke University,” that would likely violate trademark law. But that is not the case with “The White Lotus,” and artists also ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Season 3 of "The White Lotus." Duke University has responded to the latest episode of "The White Lotus," calling the inclusion of a Duke T-shirt on a ...

For example, if someone tries to open up a school and call it "Duke University," that would likely violate trademark law. But that is not the case with "The White Lotus," and artists also have ...

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Duke University has denounced the HBO character wearing their school’s merchandise in the scene. “The White Lotus not only uses our brand without permission, but in our view uses it on imagery ...

He first displayed his scroll paintings at ChobirHaat, an open-air art gallery near Dhaka University. Nazir also contributed to a novel, Tuki the Tiger by Alexis Krasilovsky and Shameem Akhtar ...

The University reportedly did not approve the use of its logo or branding in the show ... be referenced before season three aired. “The White Lotus not only uses our brand without permission ...