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Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila Loses Bid to End ‘100% Agave’ Lawsuit

Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila has lost its bid to end a proposed consumer class action brought by buyers who say they paid premium prices for bottles labeled “100% agave” after laboratory testing allegedly detected alcohol from other sources.U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly ruled October 7, 2026, that the consumers had... Read More »

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Golden Globes Owners Sue Foundation Over Name Amid $150M Legal Battle

The owners of the Golden Globe Awards are suing the nonprofit foundation created as part of the deal that sold the Hollywood awards show, accusing the charity of illegally using the Golden Globe name for fundraising, events, and merchandise.Golden Globes LLC and Eldridge Globes LLC filed the trademark infringement lawsuit... Read More »

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Kanye West Ordered to Pay Over $321K in Malibu Mansion Lawsuit

Kanye West has been ordered to pay another $181,433.93 in attorneys' fees and court costs after losing a lawsuit brought by a former worker at his $57 million Malibu mansion, bringing the total awarded in the case to more than $321,000.Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Brock Hammond issued the... Read More »

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Disney Accuses Trump FCC of Targeting ABC's Speech While Evading Court Review

Disney accused the Trump administration's Federal Communications Commission of using its power over ABC's broadcast licenses to punish the network for its programming, arguing in an October 12, 2026, court filing that the agency deliberately chose a regulatory process intended to pressure the company while avoiding immediate judicial review.The allegation... Read More »

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DHS Finalizes Rule Ending Automatic Work Permit Extensions for Immigrants

The Department of Homeland Security finalized a rule Wednesday ending automatic work permit extensions for certain immigrants awaiting renewal approval, leaving affected workers at risk of losing their authorization to work while federal officials process their applications.Published October 14, 2026, the final regulation permanently adopts restrictions that took effect under... Read More »

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