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Britney Spears Says Dad ‘Enriched Himself' as Her Conservator With $6M of Her Earnings
A court filing by the pop star also alleges “abusive and bullying conduct” and “chronic alcohol abuse” by her father, Jamie, who is requesting Britney pay his court fees.
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Kardashians, Jenners Ask Judge to Quash Blac Chyna Subpoenas
With a February trial looming for Rob Kardashian’s assault and battery allegations against former fiancee Blac Chyna, Chyna has supoenaed other Kardashians to sit for further depositions in the case.
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Britney Spears' Father Brings on New Attorney Following Conservatorship Suspension
The decision comes after his daughter’s attorney made statements about possibly deposing Jamie Spears.
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Kanye West Gets Judge's Sign-Off to Change His Name to Just ‘Ye'
A Los Angeles judge approved a petition by rapper Kanye West to officially change his name to be known simply as “Ye,” with no middle or last name.
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Ariana Grande Wins Five-Year Restraining Order Against Man Accused of Threatening to Kill Her
The pop star accused the man of visiting her Los Angeles home multiple times, making death threats and wielding a large hunting knife.
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Harvey Weinstein Pleads Not Guilty to Sex Charges in New Indictment
Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty in downtown LA to sex-related criminal counts involving five women.
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Britney Spears' Mom Says Pop Star Can Care for Herself, Should Pick Her Own Lawyer
Lynne Spears’ motion to the court was filed on the same day that her daughter’s court-appointed counsel, Samuel D. Ingham III, said he was resigning.
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Ellen DeGeneres and Sandra Bullock Sue Sketchy Websites Over Misleading Ads
Sandra Bullock and Ellen DeGeneres are taking a stand. The Hollywood stars are fed up with sketchy websites using their likeness (without their consent) to falsely promote various products with false endorsements, E! News has learned.
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Scandal Brings Election Risk for Rising Democratic Star
The scandal enveloping U.S. Rep. Katie Hill comes at a time when there seem to be few hard rules about conduct and consequence for public officials.
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French Bulldog Owners Sue Dog Walking Company Over Pet's Death
The owners of a 10 1/2-year-old French bulldog are suing a West Hollywood-based dog walking company after their pet was run over by an SUV in March and later died of its injuries, allegedly due to the inattentiveness of its walker.
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James Franco's Ex-Students Sue Alleging Sexual Impropriety
Two actresses sued James Franco and the acting and film school he founded Thursday, saying he intimidated his students into gratuitous and exploitative sexual situations far beyond those acceptable on Hollywood film sets. Sarah Tither-Kaplan and Toni Gaal, former students at the actor’s now-closed Studio 4, said in the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court that Franco pushed his...
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Judge Denies Santa Anita Animal Rights Advocates Park Access to Protest
A group of animal-rights advocates upset about the deaths of dozens of steeds at Santa Anita Race Track lost a round in court when a judge denied their request to be allowed to protest in the parking lot, walkways and gate areas of the venue that do not require a ticket.
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Model Wins $15M Rape Lawsuit Against Grammy-Winning Producer
A model and aspiring singer who alleged in a lawsuit that she was raped and sexually and emotionally abused by Grammy-winning music producer Detail has been awarded $15 million. A Los Angeles Superior Court judge made the ruling Wednesday for Kristina Buch against Noel Fisher, known professionally as Detail. He won a Grammy for co-writing the Beyonce and Jay-Z hit...
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LA Women File Lawsuits Against Breast Implant Maker Over Cancer Risks
Two lawsuits were filed against Allergan Wednesday related to its line of Biocell textured breast implants, which are the subject of a worldwide recall, alleging a failure to warn of cancer risks.
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Larry King Seeks Divorce From Seventh Wife After 22 Years
Larry King is seeking a divorce from his seventh wife, Shawn King, after 22 years. The 85-year-old talk show host filed a petition to end the marriage Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Man Alleges He Was Sexually Abused as a Child by Jehovah's Witness Elder
A 26-year-old man is suing several Jehovah’s Witnesses organizations, alleging he was sexually abused by an adult elder in his congregation when he was 6 to 8 years old.
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Former Executive Sues Tinder, Claims Sex Assault by Ex-CEO
A former executive at the dating site Tinder sued the company and its former CEO on Monday alleging he sexually assaulted her and the company fired her in retaliation for her complaint.
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Restraining Order Extended After Stranger Was Accused of Breaking Into and Sleeping in Channing Tatum's Home
A judge Tuesday extended by five years a stay-away order Channing Tatum obtained on behalf of himself, his estranged wife and their 6-year-old daughter against a woman accused of breaking into their Hollywood home and staying there for more than a week in June.
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Pepper Grower Awarded $23.3 Million in Sriracha Lawsuit
A jury has awarded $23.3 million to a California pepper maker in a fiery battle with the manufacturer of world-famous Sriracha hot sauce.
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Britney Spears' Ex-Manager Hit With 5-Year Restraining Order
A judge on Thursday issued a five-year restraining order forbidding Britney Spears’ former manager from contacting the singer or her family or making disparaging statements about them online.