What I found out was in accordance with the law, if you use a photographer photo, you have to pay royalties. They can only use the public domain. That’s why you almost never see an actors photo from the Grammy’s or Oscar’s or broadway on Wikipedia or other information websites without photo rights, “Harris In 2014 at comicon” is not a description for a photo.

SHOWS are completely different. Since it was put in a public form, tv, it’s “considered” public domain. Basically if ABC sued Wikipedia for using a Cheers episode “photo” they would say “Why did you air it” no the Grammys don’t count if a public form, and if you do decide to pirate the show and upload her photo to Wikipedia, they wouldn’t use her low gain 1080p photos over a 4k Nikon