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| Pryor's widow settles case The widow of legendary comic Richard Pryor has settled a lawsuit accusing Universal Music Group of selling 11 of the comedian's recordings without authorization, the Associated Press reported. Pryor sued Universal two months before his death, charging the company had released the recordings without his knowledge or permission. After he died of a heart attack in December 2005, his widow, Jennifer Pryor, was allowed to take over as plaintiff. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed. In his suit, Pryor said it was years before he learned Universal had licensed such titles as Wizard of Comedy, I Ain't Lied Yet, and Are You Serious? |
She Wants Revenge announce new album She Wants Revenge have announced details of their second album, the follow up to last year's self-titled debut. 'This Is Forever' will be released October 9 and will be supported by a North American tour, kicking off October 5 in Pomona, CA. The band will also play a special warm-up show this Sunday in Los Angeles. The tracklisting is: 'First Love' 'Written In Blood' 'Walking Away' 'True Romance' 'What I Want' 'It's Just Begun' 'She Will Always Be A Broken Girl' 'This Is The End' 'Checking Out' 'Pretend The World Has Ended' 'Replacement' 'All Those Moments' 'Rachael' |
Eve officially charged with DUI EVE was officially charged with driving under the influenced on Friday (May 4) and could face six months in jail. As previously reported the rapper was arrested on April 26 for driving under the influence. She was driving her car on Hollywood Boulevard when it crashed, she was later taken to the Los Angeles County Jail. The rapper was registered with a blood alcohol limit in excess of 0.08 percent and not showing proof of insurance, an official said on Thursday (May 3). Eve is scheduled to be arraigned on May 17. As well as the possible jail sentence, offenders usually face probation of three to five years, a minimum fine of $390 (?196) and an alcohol treatment programme, reports Yahoo News. |
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