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Lightning In A Bottle Faces Litigation Over an Attendee’s Overdose

May 23, 2018

Lighting In A Bottle Lightning In A Bottle promoter Do Lab is getting hit with a serious lawsuit. But are attendee overdoses really their fault? As the popularity of festivals continue to grow, music event ... Read More...

Taylor Swift Gets Sued Over ‘Shake It Off’ Lyrics for $42 Million

Charlotte Hassan

November 2, 2015

Taylor Swift is really going to have to shake this one off. The singer is now facing a $42 million lawsuit based on the lyrics of her chart-topping single, ‘Shake It Off,’ which bears some similarity to Je... Read More...

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Lightning In A Bottle Faces Litigation Over an Attendee’s Overdose

Taylor Swift Gets Sued Over ‘Shake It Off’ Lyrics for $42 Million

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