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Actress Julia Ormond sues Harvey Weinstein for battery

Actress Julia Ormond sues Harvey Weinstein for battery
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Julia Ormond sues Harvey Weinstein for battery

Emmy-winning actor Julia Ormond publicly accused disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed Wednesday that also alleges Miramax, Disney and Creative Artists Agency acted negligently.

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Drake Faces Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over Uncleared Calling My Name Sample

Drake Faces Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over Uncleared Calling My Name Sample
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DRAKE hit with a $10 million copyright lawsuit by Ghanaian rapper OBRAFOUR who claims the rapper sampled his music in 2022 hit, Calling My Name

Thursday April 20, 2023 - Canadian rapper, Drake is being sued for $10 million by a Ghanaian rapper over claims he sampled one of his songs in the 2022 track Calling My Name without permission. Drake, 36, has been named in a lawsuit by artist Obrafour - real name Michael Darko - whose lawyer claims that…

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Drake hit with $10 million copyright infringement lawsuit over uncleared Calling My Name sample

The Canadian musician, 36, has been named in a $10 million lawsuit by Ghanaian artist Obrafour whose lawyer claims that Drake used an unpermitted sample.

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