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Camila Curcio

Camila Curcio

Camila studied Entertainment Journalism at UCLA and is the founder of a clothing brand inspired by music festivals and youth culture. Her YouTube channel, Cami's Playlist, focuses on concerts and music history. With experience in branding, marketing, and content creation, her work has taken her to festivals around the world, shaping her unique voice in digital media and fashion.

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Lady Gaga performing on stage in a black studded outfit with sunglasses, one arm raised as bright stage lights and musical equipment glow in the background.
Lady Gaga Scores Legal Win in ‘Mayhem’ Trademark Battle

Lady Gaga has won dismissal of a trademark lawsuit brought by Lost Surfboards over her use of the name “Mayhem” for her album, tour and merchandise. U.S. District Judge Fernando M. Olguin dismissed the company’s claims with prejudice Tuesday, finding that Lost had not plausibly alleged that Gaga’s use of... Read More »

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FCC Accuses ABC of ‘Disinformation Campaign’ After First Amendment Lawsuit

The Federal Communications Commission accused ABC and parent company Disney of running an "ongoing campaign of disinformation" Tuesday after the network filed a First Amendment lawsuit seeking to stop an early review of licenses held by eight ABC-owned television stations.An FCC spokesperson said broadcasters, including Disney, are legally required to... Read More »

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ABC Sues FCC, Alleges Retaliation Over Network’s Editorial Coverage

ABC and parent company Disney sued the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday, alleging the agency is using an early review of eight ABC station licenses to retaliate against the network over programming and editorial decisions disliked by the Trump administration.The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., accuses... Read More »

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