Worker who missed 808 shifts costing company £95k wins legal battle over unfair sacking

Nicki Minaj recently lost a legal battle! The rapper who was being sued by Tracy Chapman for illicitly using Tracy’s copyright infringement claim for “Sorry,” which contained Tracy‘s 1988 song “Baby Can I Hold You.”Nicki will reportedly be paying USD 450,000 to Tracy according to THR. The magazine reports that the documents have been accepted by both parties and so the case will not be moving forward to court this year.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard continue their public legal battle.This time the actor is attempting to have the counterclaims made by his ex-wife to be dismissed, however a judge denied the request made by Depp’s legal team.Amber’s counterclaim comes after the Pirates of the Caribbean star launched a lawsuit for $50 million, following a self description made in 2018 for the Washington Post, where she claims to be “a public figure representing domestic abuse.”Although Amber didn’t refer directly to

The Sinking City by developer Frogwares is finally available for purchase again, after it was removed from stores last August.The Lovecraftian horror detective game had originally been taken down amid a legal battle between the game studio and the title’s publisher Nacon.

Attempting to turn the tide on his legal battles on both sides of the Atlantic, Johnny Depp has come up short once again and it may end up costing the former Pirates of the Caribbean star up to $100 million.

Jessica Hart, named her newborn daughter “Baby” two years after blogging friend Sasha Benz named her little girl “Baybi.” The similar moniker has the Aussie mama who got there first “devastated that her close friend would copy her daughter’s ‘unique’ name,” according to the Sydney Morning Herald, as social-media followers are left scratching their heads at the bizarre choice in name. “I just can’t,” wrote one Twitter user while another remarked, “Poor kid.” Hart, a 34-year-old Victoria’s Secret

The feud is finally over… this part of it, anyway.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A dedicated support worker who used yoga therapy to help her colleagues during the pandemic has narrowly missed out on a national health award.Fiona Baxter, senior support worker at Dumbarton Adult Training Centre in Bruce Street, was shortlisted as a finalist in the Scottish Health Awards’ Healthier Lifestyle category.During the pandemic, Fiona recognised the need to support the wellbeing of her colleagues

President-elect Joe Biden on Saturday called on President Trump to sign the coronavirus stimulus bill -- warning that failing to do so would have "devastating consequences" for millions of Americans. Biden's push comes as Trump and Congress battle over the size of direct payments included in the mammoth legislation.

Oprah Winfrey has taken a stake of $35 million-plus in Discovery Inc. as part of a deal that boosts the factual content giant's holding in OWN, a joint venture with Winfrey's Harpo, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter.

Britney Spears has fans intrigued with her latest Instagram post.Over the weekend, the 39-year-old singer shared a close-up picture of an eye wearing bright-colored eye-shadow with a fly on the eyeball.«I spy

Pharrell Williams has called on music industry heavyweights to change the way they do business and allow artists to own the rights to their songs.The Happy hitmaker was asked for his opinion on the nasty spat between Taylor Swift and music mogul Scooter Braun, who snapped up the rights to her back catalog after acquiring the singer’s former record label, during a recent Variety chat, and he insisted the Scooter did nothing wrong.That said, he believes Swift should have been given the opportunity

Britney Spears’ father Jamie has defended his role as her conservator, as she attempts to remove him from the role, saying that he is attempting to protect her from “those with self-serving interests”.The pop star’s father was placed in charge of his daughter’s business and personal affairs after well-publicised mental health issues twelve years ago.