Already facing a host of charges in Illinois for his alleged sexual misconduct with underage, singer R. Kelly?s legal situation is getting a lot worse.… Read More »R. Kelly Now Facing Multiple Federal Charges
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“Throughout the filming of the pilot, I experienced Racial Discrimination/Racially Charged inappropriate comments from the hair department and bullying from Executive Producers. During the Season,… Read More »Allegations of Racial Discrimination, Sexual Harassment on ‘The Rookie’
In June 2008, a three-alarm fire ripped through the back lot of Universal Studios Hollywood, razing street sets, a video vault, and the King Kong… Read More »Artists Claim $100M in Losses From Universal Fire
Contrary to what was reported at the time of her death, Aretha Franklin did have a will. In fact, she had three of them, all… Read More »Holographic Queen of Soul? Aretha Franklin Died With 3 Handwritten Wills
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In the #MeToo era, statutes of limitations bar survivors from accessing legal recourse later in life. Since the publication of a report documenting over… Read More »Levenstein v. Estate of Frankel
In Carpenter v. United States, Chief Justice John Roberts began the process of future-proofing the Fourth Amendment. In a majority opinion marked by technological sophistication… Read More »Future-Proofing the Fourth Amendment
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