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Music Lil Rod believes Diddy has "compromising" footage of people who have attended his parties.
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Pop Culture Last month, Sabrina Morrissey unsuccessfully sued Lifetime's parent company in an attempt to prevent "Where Is Wendy Williams?" from being released.
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Pop Culture According to Kevin Hart, Tasha K allegedly operated the companies "to conceal her wrongful activities."
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Music Diddy was able to ensure that his businesses would avoid scrutiny in this specific legal case, a luxury he might not find elsewhere.
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Music Darien Smith allegedly works for the record label.
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Pop Culture He used his security footage of the raid for music videos and merch. Police were allegedly looking for narcotics, but didn't find anything.
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Pop Culture Both Druski and Odell Beckham Jr. have already put out statements denying the validity of the allegations.
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Music Jason Derulo is maintaining his innocence.
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Music The rapper ignored his court appearance and will now be forced to pay his credit card debt.
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Music Drake is not giving up on his legal battle with Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's hit diss track, "Not Like Us."
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News Jay Z and Timbaland are headed to court to testify in a "Big Pimpin" lawsuit that's been dragging on since 2007.
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Movies Ex-"Jackass" star Bam Margera continues his fallout with current members of the cast and production.
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Taya Coates