Justin Timberlake has filed a petition in an effort to prevent the public release of body camera footage from his June 18, 2024, traffic stop and arrest in Sag Harbor, New York. The filing, submitted on March 2, comes months after Timberlake pleaded guilty to a reduced charge stemming from... Read More about Justin Timberlake Seeks to Block Release of DWI Arrest Body Camera Footage
Sean Combs' release date from federal prison has been moved up again; now, February 23, 2028, will be his last day at FCI Fort Dix. The music mogul had been previously set to be released on April 25, 2028, according to records from the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Combs, 56,... Read More about Sean Combs’ Prison Release Date Moved Up Again, Now to February 2028
The estate of Michael Jackson is facing a new federal lawsuit filed by four adult siblings who allege they were sexually abused by the late singer over a period spanning more than a decade when they were minors.The complaint, filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, was brought... Read More about Michael Jackson Estate Sued by Cascio Siblings Alleging Child Sex Trafficking and Long-Term Abuse
Crispin Glover is facing a civil lawsuit filed by a woman who alleges the actor subjected her to coercion, abuse, and exploitation after persuading her to relocate to Los Angeles. The complaint, filed Wednesday in California and obtained by multiple outlets, lists claims including battery, fraud, wrongful eviction, malicious prosecution,... Read More about Crispin Glover Accused in Civil Lawsuit of Abuse and Coercion; Actor Denies Claims
A former project manager suing Kanye West, now known as Ye, testified this week that the artist ordered him to live at a Malibu beachfront property during an aggressive renovation project and twice confronted him in the middle of the night, demanding to know why he was not working. Tony... Read More about Former Project Manager Testifies Kanye West Ordered Him to Live at Malibu Construction Site
The Texas man responsible for the 2023 car crash that killed Laura Lynch, a founding member of the country group later known as the Chicks, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Domenick Chavez, 33, accepted a plea agreement with prosecutors in El Paso County in connection with the... Read More about Driver Sentenced to 15 Years in Death of Original Dixie Chicks Singer Laura Lynch
Hip-hop duo Outkast has formally resolved their trademark lawsuit against an Atlanta-based electronic music duo performing under the name ATLiens, ending a legal dispute that centered on ownership of one of hip-hop’s most recognizable coined terms. Court filings submitted on Feb. 19 in the U.S. District Court in Georgia state... Read More about Outkast Settle Trademark Dispute Over ‘ATLiens’ Name
With jury selection scheduled to begin on March 2, Live Nation and Ticketmaster have asked a federal judge to postpone their antitrust trial, arguing that two recent legal rulings could significantly reshape the scope of the case. In a motion filed Sunday in U.S. District Court, the companies requested permission... Read More about Live Nation Seeks Delay of Federal Antitrust Trial as Appeals Fight Looms
A Los Angeles judge overseeing next week’s civil trial involving Kanye West, now known as Ye, issued a pointed reminder Friday: anyone entering the courtroom must comply with strict dress standards. At a final status conference ahead of the 12-day jury trial, Judge Brock T. Hammond told attorneys that all... Read More about Kanye West’s Malibu Mansion Lawsuit Heads to Trial as Judge Warns Against “Revealing Clothing” in Court
Two music producers who accused Karol G of copying their work have formally withdrawn their lawsuit and issued a public apology, acknowledging that their claims lacked merit. Jack Hernandez, known professionally as “Ocean Vibes,” and Alfred Caballero Rodriguez, who performs under the name “Alfr3d Beats,” filed a copyright infringement suit... Read More about Producers Withdraw Lawsuit Against Karol G, Admit Copyright Claims Were Mistaken
Paramount Skydance has asserted that its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has cleared a key U.S. antitrust milestone, even as the company acknowledges it does not yet have a signed merger agreement in place. In an SEC filing released Friday, Paramount Skydance said that the 10-day statutory waiting period... Read More about Paramount Skydance Says DOJ Waiting Period Has Expired in Pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery, Despite No Deal in Place
The man charged in connection with the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur has lost a key pretrial motion, after a judge declined to suppress evidence obtained during a nighttime search of his Las Vegas home. At a Tuesday hearing, the court rejected arguments from attorneys representing Duane “Keffe D” Davis,... Read More about Judge Denies Tupac Shakur Murder Suspect’s Bid to Suppress Nighttime Search Evidence
Taylor Swift has formally opposed a trademark application filed by bedding manufacturer Cathay Home for the name “Swift Home,” arguing that the branding could mislead consumers into believing the product line is affiliated with or endorsed by the pop star. According to filings, Swift’s legal team petitioned the U.S. Patent... Read More about Taylor Swift Challenges ‘Swift Home’ Trademark Filed by Bedding Company
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni did not reach a settlement in their ongoing legal battle tied to the film It Ends With Us, following a six-hour mediation session in federal court in Manhattan on Wednesday. Both actors appeared in person for the closed-door conference before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah L.... Read More about Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Headed Toward Trial After Settlement Talks Collapse in ‘It Ends With Us’ Dispute
Michael Bay has filed a $1.5 million lawsuit accusing Cadillac and the leadership behind its new Formula 1 racing team of using his creative ideas for a Super Bowl commercial after abruptly cutting him out of the project. The action director alleges he was brought on to develop and direct... Read More about Michael Bay Sues Cadillac F1 Team for $1.5 Million, Alleging Super Bowl Ad Stole His Creative Concepts