She claims Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1986.
Repeating allegations she's made publicly in the past, Julia Holcomb is now suing under a California law that allows for long-delayed cases.
A judge refused to grant Megan's estranged label a quick ruling after her lawyers said she must be “allowed her day in court.”
Kevin Brophy claimed Cardi's debut mixtape left him "devastated," but a judge says jurors had plenty of evidence that he'd actually suffered no harm at all.
The rapper faces up to 22 years in prison.
The British singer, who had a preliminary trial date set for Jan. 3, was facing six counts.
The rapper's lawyers elected not to put him on the witness stand as the closely-watched trial nears a verdict.
On day 7 of the closely-watched trial, a man who claims he witnessed the incident contradicted his own statements multiple times from the stand.
Also this week: Marc Anthony's livestream fiasco turns into a legal battle, Machine Gun Kelly picks a fight with Fox over "Diablo" trademarks and more.
A jury convicted Weinstein of rape but acquitted him on a count of sexual battery by restraint. The jury said it was deadlocked on the other charges.
