In recent months, credited sites known for “Blind Items” have been posting one about an A-list actor, saying that he was HIV-positive and had been for a while. This coincided with those infamous Sony emails being hacked and released earlier this year, where one exec noted none other than Charlie Sheen’s HIV status.
Kardashians Being Sued Over Cosmetic Brand Name?!?!
The Kardashians can’t keep themselves out of the courtroom for one reason or another, it seems everybody is after that Kardashian coin. Since they announced their plan to launch a cosmetic brand “Khroma” they have taken heat left and right over the name. First, Michael Rey a co-owner of the Beverly Hills Cosmetics line Croma Makeup threatened to sue them, boasting 12 years of hard work in the industry and A-list clientele. Now Lee Tillet of Kroma Makeup a Florida based cosmetic company is now suing the Sisters for what they see as an attack on their potential growth as a company. Tillet trademarked Kroma back in 2010 and is seeking potential damages from the Kardashians after their guaranteed $6.2 Million Dollar deal with lower level retailers across the country to put the Khroma brand in their stores. I wonder if their fathers legal record stands for anything when people knuckle up with them in court Hit the jump for more.
First Lawsuits Filed Against Colorado Movie Theater For ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Massacre
Three people wounded in the “Dark Knight Rises” shooting spree that left 12 dead have filed a civil lawsuit against the movie theater, claiming the door James Holmes used to get into the theater should have had an alarm. Read more after the jump Quay
Victims Sue W.I.P. Over Drake x Chris Brown Fight
And the lawsuits have begun. Two girls who were allegedly injured in Chris Brown and Drake’s NYC club brawl a few weeks back have filed suits against W.I.P., saying the whole incident “wouldn’t have happened” if the club hadn’t been over-serving people who were already trashed. Details of their lawsuits below. Marisa Mendez
NBA: Players Move Antitrust Lawsuits to Minnesota
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl After filing two separate antitrust lawsuits against the league in different states, NBA players are consolidating their efforts and have turned to the courts in Minnesota as their chosen venue. A group of named plaintiffs including Carmelo Anthony, Steve Nash and Kevin Durant filed an amended federal lawsuit against the league in Minnesota on Monday, hoping the courts there will be as favorable to them as they have been to NFL players in the past.
