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The dynamic duo are still together, and taking legal action to prove it.
Over the past two weeks, there have been roughly 50,201 tabloid tales about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie—they're together, they're apart, they're together but hate each other, they're apart because Jennifer Aniston cast some sort of voodoo spell—and all of them stem from a report published in the infamous UK rag News of the World. The story that started it all claimed that Brad and Ang secretly met with lawyers to divide their assets and arrange a custody agreement for their six children.
Since then, various friends and family members have come forth to state that the … Read More
Furious over the "Eddie is Cheating on LeAnn Already" story, the star asks for a cool million.
How far does Eddie Cibrian need to go to prove to LeAnn that he is, in fact, not a serial two-timer? Do you think a lawsuit is helping his case?
You know the saying, "where there's smoke, there's fire?" Hmm... Suspicious Signs That He Might Be Cheating
TMZ is reporting that Eddie Cibrian is suing Life & Style weekly for more than $1 million, allegedly for "falsely portray[ing] Eddie as being unfaithful to Ms. Rimes, as currently being in a romantic relationship with Ms. Jancan, and as having abandoned his children."
In an article entitled Eddie is Cheating on LeAnn … Read More
Neighbors complain of losing sleep "virtually every night," causing a British woman to be silenced.
Getting vocal during sex isn't a crime—unless you live in England and the noises you make are so loud and disturbing, it "constitutes a statutory nuisance."
Yesterday, an English judge upheld the conviction of 48-year-old Caroline Cartwright, whose aurally intrusive lovemaking got her banned from "making excessive noise" during sex anywhere in Britain. Weirdest Sex Laws
Cartwright had appealed the decision, saying she had a right to "respect for her private and family life" and that she could not help making loud noises during sex.
According to this May Daily Telegraph article, Cartwright was jailed after repeatedly flouting noise citations regarding … Read More
A never-ending erection leads to a lawsuit. Booze leads to a terrible tattoo.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a man from my home state of Georgia turned a serious go of priapism into a huge windfall.
Per the story, a truck driver from DeKalb County (the "L" is silent), sought treatment for his erectile dysfunction from Boston Men's Health Center (a national and international series of male-focused clinics headquartered in Florida). They gave him a syringe of a proprietary compound and told him to inject his junk with the formula thrice a week. He did so, suffered prolonged erections, and is now scarred and permanently damaged. An ED Spray May … Read More
Couple seeking damages over airing of naked sexytimes tape.
Grey's Anatomy's Eric Dane and his wife, Rebecca Gayheart, are suing the snarky website empire Gawker Media over a video that showed them cavorting naked and intoxicated with a female friend. The video leaked online last month, and the two are seeking more than $1 million in damages for copyright infringement as well as an injunction that would prevent the video from being distributed further.
The video clip, which the lawsuit says was filmed last year, shows Dane, Gayheart, and former beauty queen Kari Ann Peniche spending some quality naked time together, having a totally boring conversation and … Read More
Bob Rohrman, jilted husband, is suing his wife's lover; Jenny Sanford out of legal luck.
Spouses of unfaithful husbands and wives have used a bevy of retaliation methods to enact revenge on their spouse's lovers. Snow globes to the lover's head, per Richard Gere's character in Unfaithful. Penning bestselling memoirs, appearing on Oprah yet never calling a husband's mistress by name, per Elizabeth Edwards. Bob Rohrman, a minor Midwestern celebrity known for owning 26 car dealerships through Illinois and Indiana, has decided to use the legal system.
Rohrman is suing his wife Ronda's lover, a plastic surgeon. The auto magnate claims he and his third wife had been happily married since 2002 until the unnamed … Read More
Two former female employees claim Rande Gerber groped them.
Poor Cindy Crawford. Despite fame, a fat bank account, and drop-dead gorgeous looks, it seems she is still lacking one thing that many of us normal people take for granted — a marriage that is immune to high-profile rumors and accusations. Why Is Jon Out Late Without Kate & 8?
Rande Gerber, the supermodel's husband of eleven years and the father of her two children (Presley, 9 and Kaia, 7), has been accused of sexual harassment. A former model himself, Gerber is the business mogul behind several successful nightlife establishments, including one (the Moonstone Lounge, located in San … Read More
eHarmony settles case out of court; agrees to launch gay-friendly dating service.
Conservative dating site eHarmony will launch an offshoot dating service catered to gays called Compatible Partners, the company announced today.
According to the settlement of a New Jersey discrimination lawsuit, the site must launch by March 31 of next year and be marketed in gay and lesbian media outlets. In addition to a large dose of pride from gay supporters, the man who filed the suit, Eric Mckinley, will receive $5,000 in damages. He filed a formal discrimination complaint against the site in 2005; a similar case against the company is underway in California. Whether or not the New Jersey … Read More
What guys think this week: TV or sex? Rockstar or athlete? And, who's Robert Pattinson?
While one man—British actor Robert Pattinson, pictured, who plays vampire heartthrob Edward in the forthcoming Twilight movie—garnered most of today's media attention today, let's check in with the rest of the XY set.
Asylum asks men which of the following they'd rather be: all-star athlete, A-list movie star or Platinum-selling musician. As of post-time, the musician had a slim lead in the pipe dream poll.
New research shows Gardasil, the HPV vaccine targeted at preventing cervical cancer in young women, is 90 percent effective at preventing genital and anal warts in men.
Esquire.com … Read More
IVF produced twins but the couple only wanted 1, so they sued.
Two women in Australia decided to visit a fertility clinic 4 years ago and undergo IVF (in vitro fertilization). The women explicitly wanted 1 child but the doctor at the clinic installed 2. We're guessing that he was just playing the old IVF odds to make sure that 1 baby took. Or he goofed. Or as a goof (note: recycled joke from the original post on this story back in September '07, not that you read it). So, these women declared that the second child had seriously upset their relationship and would cost them roughly another $385,000 to … Read More
