Legal & Courts
Interscope Sues Summer Walker for $50 Million Over Record Deal
Interscope Records is seeking more than $50 million from Summer Walker in a Los Angeles recording-contract lawsuit. The singer says…
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‘Breaking Bad’ Actor RJ Mitte Dies at 34; Representative Confirms Suicide
RJ Mitte, the actor who played Walter White Jr. on “Breaking Bad” and became a prominent disability-rights advocate, has died…
Culture
‘Blade Runner 2099’ Trailer Unveils a Replicant-Ruled Los Angeles
Prime Video’s new Blade Runner 2099 trailer reveals a changed Los Angeles, with Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer leading the…
Culture
Chappell Roan Returns to The Abbey for Star-Studded PrEP Day
Chappell Roan returned to The Abbey in West Hollywood for MISTR’s National PrEP Day celebration, joining Christina Aguilera, Charli XCX,…
Culture
Actor Keegan Allen Robbed at Gunpoint Outside Laurel Supply
Actor Keegan Allen says two masked men robbed and assaulted him outside Laurel Supply in West Hollywood. The Sheriff’s Department…
Culture
How the Celebrity Mugshot Became a Pop-Culture Object
The celebrity mugshot sits at the intersection of public records, tabloid media, art and reputation — which is exactly why…
Culture
Hollywood Most Wanted: From Mugshot Art Project to Independent Editorial Publication
Hollywood Most Wanted began by turning celebrity booking photographs into commentary on fame. Its next chapter expands that same question…
Legal & Courts
Daughters of Auschwitz survivor and animator Dina Babbitt sue museum for wartime watercolors
The daughters of Holocaust survivor and California animator Dina Gottliebova Babbitt have filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles seeking…
Culture
Steve-O: When the Mugshot Becomes Part of the Persona
For a performer who built a career out of turning chaos into spectacle, the booking photograph becomes another strange chapter…
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Arrest Is Not Conviction: The Editorial Rule Behind Hollywood Most Wanted
Hollywood Most Wanted covers celebrity legal news, but its most important rule is simple: an arrest, allegation or criminal charge…