Chris Brown is taking legal action against Warner Bros. The "Forever" singer, 35, filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing the studio of defaming him and causing emotional distress via the Investigation ...

The singer-songwriter sued Warner Bros. Discovery and several others for their role in the production of "Chris Brown: A History of Violence," a documentary film chronicling Brown's alleged ...

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Chris Brown: A History of Violence' was released in October and details multiple women's claims against the singer Kevin Mazur/Getty Chris Brown is suing Warner Bros. for $500 million, alleging he ...

Chris Brown sued Warner Bros. Discovery for $500 million, accusing the company and its producers of making defamatory claims against him in Chris Brown: A History of Violence. Released in October ...

Chris Brown has filed a $500 million lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery, accusing the company of defamation in a recent docuseries. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, January 21, in Los Angeles ...

Chris Brown: A History of Violence was released by Warner Bros in October and featured testimony from an anonymous dancer who claimed he raped her on a yacht in 2020. In a statement, the Forever ...

The rowdy and chaotic action from Nintendo is getting a new title coming for the Switch 2, with fans also getting a "Super Smash Bros." for the latest console, and it is set to deliver massive ...

Oregon-based drive-thru coffee chain Dutch Bros Coffee is accepting applications for part-time “Broistas” before opening its first Gainesville location in March. The new storefront at 3315 SW ...

Journalistic generalisations, like nostalgia, are not what they used to be. Once, the rule was that two similar things had to happen in quick succession before the fourth estate could declare a ...