James Franco Pays Out More Than $2M To Formally End Acting School Exploitive Sex Situation Suit

He may be an NBA legend, but LeBron James‘ wife Savannah James still remembers him as a high school basketball player who took her on a first date to Outback Steakhouse. (More on that later.)

Sorry, Space Jam fans. But those weren’t LeBron James‘ kids in Space Jam 2. But that doesn’t mean that the Los Angeles Lakers player’s real children aren’t stars in their own right.

Jessica Alba starts filming the thriller Trigger Warning for Netflix in New Mexico this fall, starring and executive producing her first feature film in a few years. She told Deadline she’ll be flying back to Los Angeles twice a week in large part to tend to Honest Co., a business she founded a decade ago, took public in May and that now has a market cap of $1.26 billion. Alba is chief creative director.

Jennifer Lopez, 51, splits her time between Los Angeles and Miami — but it seems more and more like she’s planning to be in California full-time where rekindled love Ben Affleck, 48, resides. The “Dear Ben” singer was seen with son Max, 13, visiting a west side area private school on Friday, July 9.

“Zola,” inspired by 2015’s notorious 148-tweet “hoeism” Twitter thread, details the epic and outrageous sequence of events between two strippers, Zola (Paige) and her new friend Stefani (Riley Keough).

Chris Pratt joins Edwin Hodge and his bright pink suit at the premiere of their new movie, The Tomorrow War, held at Banc of California Stadium on Wednesday night (June 30) in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES -- James Franco and his co-defendants agreed to pay $2.2 million to settle a lawsuit alleging he intimidated students at an acting and film school he founded into gratuitous and exploitative sexual situations, court filings made public Wednesday showed.The two sides first reached a deal to settle the class-action suit in February, but it took several months to resolve details, and the dollar amount was not previously disclosed.Actresses and ex-students Sarah Tither-Kaplan and Toni

James Franco has signed off on paying $2,235,000 to settle an Oct. 2019 lawsuit alleging he and his associates coerced students into performing explicit sex scenes on camera.The proposed figure was revealed in court filings that were made public on Wednesday, and a Los Angeles judge will need to approve it.

James Franco has agreed to pay $2,235,000 to settle his sexual misconduct lawsuit. According to court documents obtained by ET on Wednesday, the actor and his associated entities filed the paperwork on June 24.

news of the settlement broke in February, the details of the settlement were unveiled as part of court filings made public on Wednesday.

news of the settlement broke in February, the details of the settlement were unveiled as part of court filings made public Wednesday.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterJames Franco has signed off on paying $2,235,000 to settle an Oct.

Chris Harrison may be far removed from his old post at ABC's "The Bachelor," but the former longtime host is doing just fine in his new home state of Texas, so says a source. Harrison, a Dallas native, recently returned to his roots after moving out of Los Angeles.The move fueled rumors he'd be departing the "Bachelor" franchise months before he actually did after coming under fire in a racism controversy.

Pitchfork, the family of Katie Dix filed a request for dismissal in Los Angeles Superior Court on June 11, indicating that the case has been settled.Dix died while attending the Hard Summer electronic music festival, organised by Live Nation, in August 2015 in Pomona, California. A medical examiner said that the cause of death was multiple drug intoxication.Her parents Mark and Pamela Dix filed a wrongful death lawsuit in July 2016.

Speaking her truth. Britney Spears’ full statement from her latest conservatorship hearing was her most public takedown of her father and her team to date—and it is available to read in its entirety below.

Justin Timberlake, Mariah Carey and more celebrities and musicians have voiced support for Britney Spears following the emotional testimony she delivered in a court hearing yesterday.Spears addressed a Los Angeles court in an open hearing yesterday (June 23), where she called for an end to her “abusive” conservatorship, which she has been under since 2008, without further evaluation.“I just want my life back. And it’s been 13 years.

After years of silence, Britney Spears has personally addressed her 13-year-old conservatorship in front of a Los Angeles judge.