Fleetwood Mac ‘Rumours’ Producer Settles Copyright Lawsuit Over Broadway Hit ‘Stereophonic’ ...Middle East

The creators of the hit Broadway play Stereophonic have reached a settlement to resolve a copyright lawsuit claiming they stole elements of the show from a memoir about the infamous recording of Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours. The deal will resolve a case, filed last month by music producer Ken Caillat, that called playwright David Adjmi’s Tony Award-winning show an “unauthorized adaptation” and “willful infringement” of the 2012 book Making Rumours, a memoir detailing his work on the famed album. In a court filing Tuesday, attorneys for both Caillat and Adjmi said that they had “resolved the dispute in principle as to a

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