Chris Brown sued over alleged rape and drugging on Miami yacht

A lawsuit has been filed in Los Angeles County court seeking $20 million in damages from Tremaine Aldon Neverson a.k.a. Trey Songz on behalf of a woman who claims he raped her at a 2016 party in Los Angeles, NBC reports. The woman, identified in the complaint as Jane Doe, says she had a consensual relationship with Neverson and was attending a party at his house when he brought her upstairs and forced her into anal sex.

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Halyna Hutchins’s family is suing Alec Baldwin for her death after the cinematographer was shot on the set of Rust last year. Halyna, 42, was fatally shot in October 2021 after Alec let off a prop gun which he had been told was safe to use. The Ukrainian cinematographer is survived by her husband and their son.

Snoop Dogg has been accused of sexual assault and sexual battery by an alleged former employee, Us Weekly can confirm.

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The songwriters who have accused Chris Brown and Drake of ripping off one of their tracks on the 2019 hit ‘No Guidance’ have hit back in a new legal filing. An attempt by Brown and Drake to get the lawsuit that was filed in relation to the alleged song-theft dismissed was high on arrogance and low on legal arguments, said songwriters reckon.Singer Braindon Cooper and producer Timothy Valentine sued Brown and Drake last year, claiming that ‘No Guidance’ rips off their 2016 track ‘I Love Your Dress’.

Jimi Hendrix’s former bandmates, bassist Noel Redding and drummer Mitch Mitchell, who allege copyright infringement.As reported by Variety, the lawsuit has been filed in London’s High Court, with Redding and Mitchell’s heirs seeking royalties and claiming they own a stake in the band’s music.This new lawsuit follows a filing made by Sony Music and the Hendrix estate in a Manhattan federal court last month, which states that the estates of Redding and Mitchell do not have the right to sue them for copyright claims.This came after Sony Music received a letter in December from British lawyer, Lawrence Abramson, which noted that the label owed Redding and Mitchell’s estates performance royalties for roughly 3billion streams of the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s songs.However, a lawyer for Sony Music and Hendrix’s estate alleged that both Mitchell and Redding signed away any rights to the music in the early 1970s. Abramson argued in response that “none of the parties would have been able to foresee or contemplate” the digital media revenue at the time of signing.The new UK-based lawsuit seeks a declaration of copyright ownership in the musical works, sound recordings and performers rights, and damages as well as an account of profits plus interest on that figure and legal costs.Hendrix died in September 1970.

The Matrix Resurrections‘ production company Village Roadshow is suing Warner Bros. over the hybrid release of the film.Lana Wachowski’s long-awaited sequel was released in both cinemas and on streaming service HBO Max, as with all of Warner Bros’ other 2021 titles.However, Village Roadshow have now claimed the decision “destroyed any box office chances”, according to The Guardian.“WB’s strategy not only ensured that The Matrix Resurrections would be a bust at the box office, but it also inflicted serious harm to the entire Matrix franchise,” the Village Roadshow lawsuit claims.“There can be no doubt that the abysmal theatrical box office sales figures from The Matrix Resurrections dilute the value of this tent pole franchise as a film’s lack of profitability generally prevents studios from investing in additional sequels and derivative films in the near term.”The film made $37million at the US box office and $153million worldwide, though the budget was around $190million.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPandora, the digital music platform owned by SiriusXM, is ripping off comedians by streaming their recordings without properly licensing the works — and has been doing so for years, according to a series of new lawsuits.On Monday, L.A. law firm King & Ballow filed copyright-infringement lawsuits against Pandora on behalf of five comedians or their estates: Robin Williams, George Carlin, Andrew Dice Clay, Bill Engvall and Ron White.

Bolton Wanderers' clash with Morecambe was stopped temporarily due to an alleged racist remark from the crowd.

Steve-O and Chris Pontius are facing a new lawsuit stemming from a stunt gone horribly wrong back in 2018 in Puerto Rico.

Chris Brown is seemingly speaking out in response to a lawsuit that was filed against him by a Jane Doe.

Chris Brown, 32, is being accused of “drugging” and “raping” a Jane Doe on a yacht that was docked at the Star Island home of Diddy, 52, in Miami, Florida, on December 30, 2020. In court documents obtained by HollywoodLife, the victim –who is seeking $20 million in damages in the suit — said that this was the first of several alleged violent encounters, as she insists she was verbally assaulted by the singer one year later, in August 2021, at his home in Los Angeles, California.The Jane Doe, who only identifies herself as a “professional choreographer, dancer, model, and musical artist” from Los Angeles, said in the court documents that she was on a trip to Miami when she was contacted via FaceTime by a friend.

Chris Brown is once again in legal trouble for allegations of sexual assault. The singer has a long, ugly history of violence against

Chris Brown is being sued by a woman claiming he drugged and raped her at a December 2020 yacht party in Miami, according to TMZ.

Chris Brown is being sued for allegedly drugging and raping a woman.According to reports in TMZ and Rolling Stone, the lawsuit claims that the assault took place in 2020 on December 30 near Diddy’s home on Miami Star Island.The alleged victim claims she was on a yacht in the area when Brown offered her a drink.The lawsuit alleges she then had “a sudden, unexplained change in consciousness” after Brown filled her drink a second time, resulting in her feeling “physically unstable.”After this, it claims she was led to a bedroom where Brown closed the door and refused to let her leave.The complaint goes on to allege that Brown undressed and raped her, and that after he ejaculated inside her, announced “he was ‘done’”.It further claims that Brown demanded Doe take an emergency contraceptive the following day.Brown responded on Instagram Stories to the $20million (£15 million) lawsuit, writing: “I HOPE YALL SEE THIS PATTERN OF