The disgraced hip-hop mogul alleges the Peacock documentary knowingly makes false murder and sex trafficking allegations against him.
"I want my right to not testify," Rocky told Superior Court Judge Mark S. Arnold in court on Tuesday (Feb. 11).
The new case comes days after the rapper made offensive claims about Jewish people on social media and ran a Super Bowl ad for a swastika t-shirt.
A rare book dealer says Henley, Azoff & their attorneys accused him of trying to profit off stolen handwritten lyric sheets while knowing they had been legally obtained.
The rocker is getting sued for allegedly posting images of himself to Instagram. He’s hardly the first celebrity to be hit with that bizarre-sounding accusation.
The judge refused to dismiss the allegations against Milagro Gramz, saying the superstar rapper had made a "compelling case" that a gossip blogger defamed her.
Corey Walker pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and home invasion robbery charges on Wednesday (Feb. 5).
In this week's Legal Beat, experts weigh if Kendrick Lamar can play “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl amid Drake's lawsuit - plus Spotify's big win, new Diddy claims and much more.
In two new lawsuits, a pair of Jane Does say they were assaulted by Combs and/or his associates in incidents that occurred in the 1990s.
The John Doe claims he was drugged and assaulted by the hip-hop mogul after performing a show at a Los Angeles venue.
