Grammy-winning singer and activist Lizzo is facing a new lawsuit from a former employee who claims that her staff were subjected to bullying, harassment and racial discrimination. The lawsuit was filed on Thursday by Asha Daniels, who worked on Lizzo's tour earlier this year, and names multiple people involved with the tour, including Lizzo and her production company. This is the second lawsuit Lizzo has faced in recent months, and her team has previously denied the allegations.
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Sophie Turner has filed a lawsuit against her ex-husband Joe Jonas in a Manhattan court, alleging that he has wrongfully retained their two young daughters in New York City since September 20. The filing seeks to secure the immediate return of the children to their habitual residence in England and also requests an order of protection and for Jonas to pay Turner's legal fees. The court documents come weeks after Jonas filed for divorce from the "Game of Thrones" star.
Alex Murdaugh, a now-disbarred South Carolina attorney serving life without parole for shooting his wife and son, pleaded guilty to 22 counts of financial fraud and money laundering in federal court on Thursday. During his trial, he denied the killings and admitted to lying to investigators, but evidence put him at the scene of the crime. He was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison and is not eligible for parole.
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Nine Memphis Jail Deputies Indicted in Death of Gershun Freeman Following Confrontation with Jailers
Nine Memphis jail deputies have been indicted in the death of 33-year-old Gershun Freeman, a Black man who died in custody last fall. Shelby County Sheriff Floyd Bonner disclosed the existence of the indictments during a news conference Wednesday, but the names of the deputies and the charges they face remain sealed. Bonner expressed his condolences to the Freeman family and said he is committed to ensuring justice is served and making sure the jail is a safe and secure environment.
Rob Mercer, a poker player from Vallejo, California, has admitted to lying about having terminal cancer in order to raise money for a World Series of Poker tournament in Las Vegas. He had created a GoFundMe page which raised over $7,000 in donations before it was removed. Mercer has since returned the donations and expressed regret for his actions. It is unclear if he will still be allowed to participate in the tournament.
The Paxson family is suing Google for negligence after Philip Paxson, a father of two, died in a car accident while following Google Maps directions. The suit alleges that Google had been informed of the bridge collapse nine years prior, but failed to update its navigation system. The family is seeking damages for the wrongful death of Philip Paxson and hopes to bring attention to the dangers of relying on GPS navigation systems.






