Nov 13 (Reuters) - Record label ABKCO Music sued paint maker Behr Paint in California federal court on Wednesday for using the Rolling Stones classic "Paint It, Black" in an Instagram ad without first ...

ABKCO Records, which owns the rights to the master recordings of the Rolling Stones up to 1970, has sued Behr Paint, alleging copyright infringement over the use of the group’s 1966 song “Paint It, ...

The Company's First-To-Market Innovation Combines High Performance and Durability with Environmental Benefits SANTA ANA, Calif., Nov. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Behr Paint Company announced the ...

If you are close to a shoreline and you have 15 - 30 minutes, why not get a line wet and have some fun - that's what I am doing today, just having fun fishing off shore, top water, for striper. Hope ...

is the Neighborhood News reporter for San Patricio County alongside Victoria Balderama. UPDATE: Thursday, August 21 - 4:39 p.m. The City of Beeville has released their official statement regarding the ...

Meet “Hidden Gem,” a smoky jade hue that’s equal parts subdued and sophisticated and is Behr’s newly announced 2026 Color of the Year. Touted as the “perfect neutral,” this sultry blue-green color can ...

A jewel-toned beauty, Behr’s pick for the Color the Year 2026 more than lives up to its namesake. On July 30, Behr announced “Hidden Gem” (N430-61) as their selection—a dynamic blend of blue and green ...

"People have been using blues and greens for several years, and this is really that intersection of both of them," Erika Woelfel, vice president of color and creative services tells PEOPLE Sonal Dutt ...

The Behr 2026 Color of the Year: Hidden Gem was just announced, and it’s a lush green that can be used in every room of your home. The color embraces nature, which those trying to create the perfect ...

SANTA ANA, Calif., – Behr Paint Company announced Hidden Gem as its 2026 Color of the Year. Hidden Gem is a smoky jade that blends blue and green to crate environments that feel both grounded and ...

When I was 22, I left Australia to travel. My parents told me to get a job in the U.K., so I found one in Cornwall in southwest England—as a stripper. I had been in the army since I was 17 and always ...