Washington Post Settles Kentucky Student Nick Sandmann’s $250 Million Defamation Suit, Terms Undisclosed

TikTok star, rapper, and visual artist Me Love Me A Lot hinted that she and Post Malone might be more than friends on Aug. 8.

T’S ON!! See you in court, @realDonaldTrump!” she wrote Friday. Carroll, a former advice columnist for Elle Magazine, is suing the president in state court on the grounds that when Trump denied her accusation of a sexual assault in the 1990s, he damaged her reputation.

Mulan is coming to Disney+ – and there’s a way to keep it in your library.

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Twitter owes some major money to the Federal Trade Commission.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorTwitter noted in the quarterly filling that as of June 30 it had $7.77 billion of cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments in marketable securities.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTwitter disclosed that it anticipates being forced to pay an FTC fine of $150 million to $250 million related to alleged violations over the social network’s use of private data for advertising.The company revealed the expected scope of the fine in a 10-Q filing with the SEC.

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Dade Hayes Finance EditorAmazon delivered another quarter of stellar financial results as its digital business continues to thrive during COVID-19 despite logistical challenges posed by the pandemic.Total revenue for the quarter ending June 30 was $88.9 billion, more than $7 billion more than Wall Street analysts’s consensus expectation.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticA dispute over rights to a Sin City TV series and a Hard Boiled film have turned hardcore between Cursed co-creator Frank Miller and producer Stephen L’Heureux.Hardcore to the tune of more than $25 million, as a defamation and economic interference lawsuit from the Frank Miller’s Sin City: A Dame to Kill For producer is seeking.

settled the case in January, while the Post settled last week, but details of the cases were made available to TheWrap. Wood went after CNN’s “Reliable Sources” host after he retweeted a post from attorney Mark S.

Nick Sandmann, famously described as the Covington kid, came to an undisclosed settlement with the Washington Post after the outlet and others framed him as a vicious racist who antagonized the Omaha tribe elder, Nathan Phillips. Hot New Hip Hop says Sandmann reached an agreement with the Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper over the confrontation he had with Nathan Phillips at the Indigenous People’s March at The Lincoln Memorial.

Ted Johnson Nick Sandmann, the high school student at the center of a video at the Lincoln Memorial that went viral last year, said that he has settled a defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post over its coverage.Sandmann tweeted on Friday, “On 2/19/19, I filed $250M defamation lawsuit against Washington Post. Today, I turned 18 & WaPo settled my lawsuit.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorHuey Lewis and the News have dropped an eye-popping video for their single “While We’re Young” that is sure to win the hearts of any fans of old-school videogames and the ‘80s.The clip, styled like an early videogame, sees the Huey character walking through his life, reaching new levels and winning rewards with each milestone, with loads of references to high points in his and the band’s career (from “Level up: Puberty!” and “Record deal!” to “Platinum: You found a

Justin Bieber is hitting back at the women who accused him of sexual assault on Twitter. The two people who anonymously accused the Baby singer can now be identified.

Jordan Moreau Anjelika Washington, who currently stars on CW’s “Stargirl,” has revealed a previous show gave her a white stunt double in blackface.The actor doesn’t reveal on which show the incident occurred, but said it happened in Los Angeles in 2017 on her fourth job as an actor.

Bruce Haring, Denise Petski UPDATE: Justin Bieber’s lawyers can subpoena Twitter for the identities of two women who anonymously accused him on social media of sexual assault, a judge ruled Thursday. The singer’s attorney said the allegations are provably false through eyewitness and photographic evidence.“We just want to uncover who is behind these two accounts, and it may be the same person,” Bieber’s lawyer, Evan N.