Lawsuit

Gomez, her mother, and their former business partner are alleged to have deceived investors of their mental health company, Wondermind.

The No Limit Records founder plans to make a "healthy alternative" of cereal through his Miller Family Foods brand.

In a lawsuit, the brand is accused of using a different oil in their Boulder Canyon Avocado Oil Classic Sea Salt Kettle Style Potato Chips.

The Aerosmith singer's accuser, Julia Holcomb, is said to want the jury to hear about her 1975 abortion, which happened after she turned 18.

Brown's lawyers argue a cross-examination question about his 2009 felony conviction irreparably poisoned the jury.

Two investors claim the pair made false representations to secure more than $1 million.

It sounds like Drake's ready to hop back in the booth to battle.

A New Mexico court ordered the tech giant to pay the amount following its loss in a seven-week trial.

The vocals from the 1998 song "Work" were sampled on Drake's 'Maid of Honour' track "BBW."

An anonymous producer seemingly confirms suspicions of AI use on 'Vultures 2' in his lawsuit.

The producers of "Fortitude" accuse Netflix of losing an unencrypted master copy of the unreleased film after a private screening.

Afroman alerted fans to the newly filed legal action on his 52nd birthday.

Deen the Great is also accused of defamation and "intentional infliction of emotional distress."

Inside Amber Rose’s Beverly Hills nightmare: the New Year’s Eve party, the falling ornament and the concussion she says left her with ongoing symptoms.

Charles Winters alleges discriminatory badge checks, grueling cleaning shifts for Black workers and exclusion from a Christmas party before his firing.

The rapper has also been ordered to perform community service, pay restitution, and complete an anger management program.

The discovery was made after one of the men was given a DNA kit as a Christmas gift.

It comes after the tech publication released an article titled "Madison Square Garden Kept a List of Gay Celebrities."