Peta loses two year legal battle for monkey to claim copyright over selfie

Peta loses two year legal battle for monkey to claim copyright over selfie Peta loses two-year legal battle for monkey to claim copyright over selfie A photographer has won a two-year legal battle against Peta after a monkey picked up his camera and took a picture. The animal rights group had called for the animal to be recognised as the rightful copyright owner of the image. US judges disagreed. Although Naruto the macaque monkey will not be benefiting from the photo, photographer David Slater has agreed to donate 25% of future revenue to charities dedicated to protecting Naruto’s “welfare or habitat”. Slater owned the British copyright for the photos, and wished for them to be honoured worldwide. Websites like Wikipedia claimed the photos existed in the public domain. Slater’s lawyer argued that Naruto should not hold copyright for the photo because the monkey could not benefit financially.

Ring of Honor induction means Randy Moss will stay a Viking

Ring of Honor induction means Randy Moss will stay a Viking Ring of Honor induction means Randy Moss will stay a Viking As he welcomed Randy Moss into his team’s Ring of Honor on Monday afternoon, Vikings owner Zygi Wilf reminded the SuperFreak of a guarantee he thought he had with former owner Red McCombs as the Wilf family was purchasing the team 12 years ago. “As I’ve told you before, one of the conditions [in the sale] was that you were going to stay with us,” Wilf told Moss while presenting him with his purple jacket during a midday ceremony in the Valhalla Club inside U.S. Bank Stadium. “A week later, we found out you were traded. That is not what was promised to us, and we regretted it ever since.

Jennifer Carpenter says Kristen Bell assisted her family ahead of Hurricane Irma

Jennifer Carpenter says Kristen Bell assisted her family ahead of Hurricane Irma Jennifer Carpenter says Kristen Bell assisted her family ahead of Hurricane Irma Dexter and Limitless alum Jennifer Carpenter says her fellow actress Kristen Bell helped her family find safety before Hurricane Irma roared through Florida. "Gma&aunt were ready2 wear helmets N closet under eye of #HurricanIrma til @IMKristenBell found them a way out," Carpenter tweeted, along with a photo of her two, smiling relatives wearing bicycle helmets and a second image with the headgear on the floor of a closet with pillows and blankets.

Prescott will be the last Cowboy standing, not Elliott

Prescott will be the last Cowboy standing, not Elliott Prescott will be the last Cowboy standing, not Elliott.. Dak Prescott was not even 10 years old when he first predicted he would win the Heisman Trophy and play for the Cowboys, and Dallas fans are most fortunate he went 1-for-2 in their favor. In fact, had Prescott won the Heisman at Mississippi State, he might not have lasted long enough for the Cowboys to pick him in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL draft. He's a 24-year-old quarterback with a 34-year-old quarterback's soul. Long before Prescott beat the New York Giants in Sunday night's season opener, Cowboys legend Roger Staubach had marveled over Prescott's poise and leadership skills, and former New England Patriots offensive coordinator Charlie Weis had compared Prescott to a young Tom Brady. .

The Latest Miss North Dakota is crowned Miss America 2018

The Latest Miss North Dakota is crowned Miss America 2018 The Latest: Miss North Dakota is crowned Miss America 2018 The Latest on the Miss America competition (all times local): Here she is: Miss North Dakota has been crowned Miss America 2018. Twenty-three-year-old Cara Mund bested a field of 51 competitors from each state and the District of Columbia during the weeklong event’s finale Sunday night in Atlantic City. Miss America 2017, Savvy Shields, former Miss Arkansas, placed the crown on her teary-eyed successor’s head as the new Miss America accepted applause and cheers from the audience and judges. The Bismarck, North Dakota, resident emerged victorious through a series of swimsuit and talent contests, onstage speeches and two rounds of interviews by judges.

There's “no doubt” that Hurricane Harvey made many Floridians take Irma more seriously as well as th

There's “no doubt” that Hurricane Harvey made many Floridians take Irma more seriously as well as th There's “no doubt” that Hurricane Harvey made many Floridians take Irma more seriously as well as the If you need a hotel room in Polk County for yourself or a friend as a shelter from Hurricane Irma, you might already be too late. Many Polk County hotels are booked solid for the weekend by anxious Floridians not wanting to experience what Texans did recently with Hurricane Harvey.

Hurricane Irma Live updates

Hurricane Irma Live updates Hurricane Irma: Live updates What you need to know now • The strength: Irma is back up to a Category 4 hurricane, with sustained winds of 130 mph, and is expected to hit the US mainland around 7 a.m., according to the National Hurricane Center's latest advisory Sunday morning. • The path: Hurricane Irma continues to move toward Florida at a relatively slow 6 mph, the National Hurricane Center said at 2 a.m.ET Sunday.