Sylvester Stallone can keep his magazine, "Sly," on newsstands despite the complaints of an Internet magazine with the same name that a judge suggested was more of a shoe "fetish" publication. Judge Richard Casey said the 59-year-old actor, who gained fame in the "Rocky" movies, could continue to produce the lifestyle and fitness magazine for middle-age men even though it carries the same title as the Internet magazine.
December 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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