Sean “Diddy” Combs Faces New $10 Million Lawsuit for Allegedly Dangling Woman from High-Rise Balcony

Los Angeles, California – Sean “Diddy” Combs, the renowned music mogul, is facing serious allegations following a new lawsuit claiming he endangered the life of fashion designer Bryana “Bana” Bongolan in 2016. According to the legal documents, Combs is accused of physically assaulting and menacingly dangling Bongolan from the balcony of a 17th-floor apartment in an incident reported to have occurred at his then-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura’s home. This lawsuit adds to a list of over two dozen allegations against Combs, which span accusations of sexual assault, drugging individuals, witness intimidation, and inflicting physical injuries. … Read more

Former San Diego School Administrator Files Lawsuit Over Alleged Sexual Harassment by Ex-Superintendent

San Diego, CA — A lawsuit was initiated on Monday in San Diego Superior Court by a former school district administrator who claims she faced demotion after spurning sexual advances from the district’s ex-superintendent, Lamont Jackson. Monika Hazel, the plaintiff and former area superintendent for San Diego Unified, is seeking legal recourse against both Jackson and the district, detailing allegations of a quid pro quo sexual harassment scheme. Hazel previously outlined her claims in a legal notice of damages against the district in July, which is typically a procedural step before filing a lawsuit. According … Read more

Georgia Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Savannah’s Gun Storage Ordinance

Savannah, Georgia — A local ordinance enacted in Savannah that penalizes individuals for storing firearms in unlocked vehicles has withstood a legal challenge. The ruling came down from Chatham County Superior Court Judge Benjamin Karpf on November 22, dismissing a lawsuit on the grounds that the plaintiff, Clarence Belt, did not have the standing to sue. The controversy began after Savannah’s city council moved in April to push for greater responsibility in firearm storage within city limits. Under the new city law, anyone found to have left a gun in an unlocked vehicle faces serious … Read more

Fleetwood Mac Album Co-Producer Settles Lawsuit Over Tony-Winning Play ‘Stereophonic’

New York — Ken Caillat, the renowned producer behind Fleetwood Mac’s iconic 1977 album “Rumours,” has recently concluded a legal dispute with the creators of the Tony Award-winning Broadway play “Stereophonic.” The lawsuit, initiated by Caillat in October, alleged unauthorized use of content from his 2013 book, which details the making of the album, within the play. “Stereophonic,” which garnered five Tony Awards including Best Play after its debut in April, is said to have drawn significantly from “Making Rumours: The Inside Story Of The Classic Fleetwood Mac Album,” written by Caillat and co-author Steven … Read more