More Women Speak Out Against Steven Seagal

Steven Seagal

In the April 13, 2010 Judiciary Report article entitled Steven Seagal's Libido Strikes Again, the site cited past complaints by actresses, Jamie Pressly and Kelly LeBrock, as women that complained of Steven Seagal's sexual harassment and abusiveness.

A few days later, Crime Insider unearthed an article featuring actress, Jenny McCarthy, who also stated Seagal sexually harassed her, insisting she take of her dress in his office, after she responded to a movie casting ad he placed in a trade paper for the film "Under Siege" 2. It is also being reported that he previously sexually harassed "Baywatch" star Yasmin Bleeth.

Yasmin Bleeth

Much like he placed an employment ad on the Craig's List website for an executive assistant and now stands accused of forcefully groping and fondling the woman that responded to the advertisement, Kayden Nguyen. Five other past female employees have contacted Nguyen's lawyer and are waiting to testify against Seagal.

Jamie Pressly

The moral of the story is, never respond to an ad by Steven Seagal. Dude will not keep his hands to himself. Say what you want about Kayden Nguyen, but Pressly, LeBrock, McCarthy and Bleeth are more famous than Seagal and they stated he likes to sexually harass and put his hands on women, in an abusive manner, without permission.

Jenny McCarthy

Yes, some women do cry wolf, but some don't and Seagal has had a problem for years in this regard, that people in Hollywood have known about for quite sometime, yet not wanting to disrupt the financial gravy train, none of the studios, in particular his mainstay, Sony, reined him in, knowing sexual assault is a crime.

The misconduct Seagal is accused of by famous women and unknowns alike, goes way beyond a man making crude sexual jokes to the opposite sex. This is unwanted physical contact, sexual abuse and harassment. No one has the right to put their hands or anything else, on another person, against their wishes. Seagal wouldn't like it if he got locked up and a raging homosexual inmate wouldn't stop groping him.

Kayden Nguyen

This is one of the terrible aspects of Hollywood - men in the industry do not like being told no and will get aggressive and even violent in the face of rejection.

Steven Segal and ex-wife Kelly Lebrock

Never mind there are women that will willingly go out with and engage in sexual relations with them, they get mean and abusive with the ones that tell them no, believing themselves to be so special that no woman is to dare reject them.

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Whitney Houston's British Comeback Concert Flops

Whitney Houston

As singer, Whitney Houston's tour continues, so do the bad reviews. After canceling tour dates, due to an alleged respiratory infection, some attributed to drugs rather than the flu, Houston took to the stage in Birmingham, England and received many online complaints from ticket holders after the show. Critics were not much kinder. It was the same story in Australia.

Houston's comeback tour is damaging her legacy. Years of drug and alcohol abuse have battered her voice. While she still sings better than most, one can hear the deterioration in her voice.

Whitney Houston Accused Of Drug Relapse

Whitney Houston

As stated on the site yesterday, singer Whitney Houston, has been accused of falling back into her old illegal drug habits, resulting in yesterday's hospitalization and cancellation of tour dates.

According to an article in In Touch the Judiciary Report spotted today, a man is claiming to have witnessed Houston taking cocaine at a Beverly Hills hotel a month ago.

Houston is blaming her current physical illness on a respiratory infection, which forced her to cancel a number of tour dates. She denies restarting her drug habit.

Whitney Houston's cocaine relapse

“I saw her pull a plastic bag out, put a folded bill to her nose and discreetly snort a line from it of what to me certainly looked like cocaine. She’s extremely thin and looks like a disaster. She’s a hot mess,” eyewitness Marlon David exclusively tells In Touch.

With reports that illness forced Whitney Houston to postpone the European leg of her world tour, In Touch can reveal shocking claims from onlookers at the Beverly Wilshire hotel in LA who were surprised on March 10 when the singer walked into the bar, appearing disheveled and out of it.

http://www.intouchweekly.com

Whitney Houston Denies Drug Rumors After Postponing Tour Dates

Apr 8 2010 8:55 AM EDT - Singer said she was hospitalized in Paris this week for allergies.

Just a day after postponing a number of dates on her European tour, Whitney Houston denied rumors that the shows were called off because of a drug relapse.

"I'm feeling great ... I'm ready to move on and continue my world tour," the 46-year-old singer, who has acknowledged a struggle with drug addiction in the past, told People magazine.

http://www.mtv.com

Whitney Houston Hospitalized

Whitney Houston

Sony singer, Whitney Houston, has been hospitalized in Paris, France, during her comeback world tour, which has hit many glitches. Firstly, the album's sales stalled rather quickly. Houston then made several stage appearances looking out of it and confused.

Of course, due to Houston's history with illegal substances, many will speculate her current health crisis is a drug relapse. The official word from her camp is she is suffering from an infection.

Usher Stealing For A Comeback

Usher (right) wearing a Kabbalah cult bracelet

Sony artist Usher, has so fallen off in the music world and become so desperate for a comeback, he and the other unoriginal infringers over at Sony, have stolen copyrighted work for his weak comeback.

His new single "OMG" rips off the preexisting track of the same name by British-Jamaican singer, Sabrina Washington, which has been out for months, has been played on radio stations in Britain and featured on numerous blogs.

The songs have the same title, repetition, similar melodies, music and lyrics. They've slapped the stolen Sabrina song together with one of my unreleased, preexisting copyrighted music video treatments, the latter constituting criminal copyright infringement on Usher's part and released it today. What kind of man steals from a woman. That's so pathetic.

If this is the best you can do, Usher, you need to retire. Just pure garbage. Your time has passed. Go join Sony labelmate and womanbeater, Chris Brown, on the musical scrap heap of ethically challenged artists that believed their own hype to the point they broke the law against women.

Britney Spears Still Looks Tormented

Britney Spears 48, 28

Pop music lip syncer and Sony artist Britney Spears, was spotted in public looking off, confused and tormented, still not her old self, after her well publicized fall from grace a few years ago.

It is amazing that huge sums of money continue to be spent on her and Spears still looks kooky and confounded, like an escaped prisoner from a mental institution. Should someone in her frame of mind, in said mental state, really be in the limelight.

Britney Spears Still Looking Weathered

Britney Spears

It's amazing that after all the money that has gone into helping singer Britney Spears bounce back from schizophrenia, it cannot undo the aged, weathered appearance the 28-year-old now sports, due to years of hard living and significant emotional and mental distress.

Her face doesn't remotely look the same as it did just a few short years ago, having aged much faster than it should have for someone in their twenties. As for her mental state, she is being kept on a very tight leash, like a mental patient capable of self-harm.

Britney Spears Not Allowed Pens, Buys $150k Car

March 9, 2010 - Well, according to Courtney Love, Britney Spears is being held as a prisoner of her own home and isn’t even allowed to have the most common household item: ink pens.

She tweeted to Sam “Osama” Lutfi, “@SamLutfi is Brit Brit even allowed a pen and paper we know shesnotallowedcomputers tv phones or counsel; shes not allowed pens come ON!”

To which he responded, “@Courtneyloveuk Doubt if Brit Brit is allowed to have a pen, but I do know that she’s not allowed an opinion, a voice, freedom, normalcy etc.”...

http://allieiswired.com

Chris Brown Gets Desperate

Sensing his career is in the toilet, woman beating Sony singer, Chris Brown, sent out a special plea to his fans proclaiming he is being blackballed in the industry and shunned by radio stations.

Rihanna and Chris Brown

His latest CD has not even gone gold, while his ex-girlfriend, Rihanna, is struggling to reach that 500,000 units sold mark as well. Their time as pop stars has passed. In a desperate bid, Rihanna is rushing out another album this summer, after the massive failure of her "Rated R" CD last October. The public is tired of both of them.

Chris Brown

“I ain’t never really did this but right now I need all of my fans help. A lot of radio stations aren’t playing my records. They are not being that supportive and I wouldn’t expect them to. It’s on the fans and what you guys do in your power to bring me back. That’s all I need is you guys and nothing else will do that except for the fans. I don’t know what else to say. It’s nothing else that I can do. I’m doing everything that I need to do. I’m doing me as a person and I’m a better guy. It’s on ya’ll. My singing and my music I do it for you guys and everything else but it won’t be possible if I’m not relevant on the radio and it wouldn’t be possible for me to be an artist if I don’t have the support. I can’t be an underground mixtape artist. That’s where we are. I just want all my fans to help me. I love ya’ll. Peace”.

http://www.saynow.com/cbreezy

Sony Singers Putting Their Worst Foot Forward

Sony singers have been putting their worst foot forward recently, going out in public looking disheveled and weathered. A number of websites have been commenting on them.

Britney Spears

Alicia Keys

Whitney Houston doesn't look unkempt, she just looks out of it

Producer: Beyonce Stole Credit For "Bootylicious"

Beyonce

Producer Rob Fusari has accused screaming singer Beyonce of stealing writer's credit for the 2001 song she sang entitled "Bootylicious." Not that Mr. Fusari is a beacon of integrity himself, as Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi" is not an original work.

As with Rich Harrison, the producer and writer of the Beyonce performed song, "Crazy In Love" (2003), Fusari insists the song lyrics, music sample and backing music were his idea, but her dad, Matthew Knowles, strong-armed him out of credit and some of his publishing royalties for the track.

The song's title "Bootylicious" is a made up word that was stolen from a copyrighted, preexisting 1994 Snoop Dogg song entitled, "What's My Name."

Yet it is another item Beyonce has taken credit for, overcompensating in repeatedly stating in interviews that she came up with the word "Bootylicious" when it was on one of the most famous rap albums in music history almost a decade prior to her taking it for a song title.

One has to wonder if Beyonce is severely mentally ill, to keep insisting preexisting copyrights she has stolen from a number of people, are her original creations, when the Copyright Office in Washington DC and court cases state otherwise.

To go to such sick extremes in interviews, repeatedly insisting you wrote something that there is a clear, time stamped history of having existed before you claim wrote it, is patently psychotic.

Beyonce and her dad have repeatedly strong-armed and bullied established producers and writers into giving up their songwriting credits and publishing royalties, or they cannot work with her, while flat-out criminally stealing and infringing preexisting copyrights from lesser known and unknown independent writers they prey on.

The fact of the matter is Beyonce is unintelligent to the point it borders on illiteracy, yet consistently takes writer's credit, hefty royalty payments and awards for writing songs she did not author in any manner whatsoever. These acts constitute criminal violations of the U.S. Code. Another musical Madoff, if you will.

Every major hit she has ever had and taken writer's credit for, was either strong-armed away from an established writer/producer or criminally infringed works of indie artists and writers she and her dad ripped off, believing they could buy out court cases if need be, as fledgling composers will not have the money to fight their financial crimes.

However, in my case, much more has been at stake, as the proceeds from my copyrights were to go towards producing cures to cancer and AIDS, via scientific and medical research and helping disease sufferers live longer, healthier lives.

You have blood on your hands and God will punish you for that. You can count on it.

Beyonce Knowles - Producer Upset Over Beyonce Writing Snub

25 February 2010 12:24 - Producer ROB FUSARI was devastated when BEYONCE took credit for composing BOOTYLICIOUS, alleging it was his idea to use a STEVIE NICKS' riff in the DESTINY'S CHILD hit.

Fusari insists it was a "bittersweet" experience working with the R&B trio on the 2001 track - the catchy song went on to top the charts but Beyonce's dad and manager Mathew allegedly forced him to compromise his ideas for the project. And he was further offended after the frontwoman claimed she was responsible for sampling Nicks' 1981 guitar part.

Fusari tells Billboard magazine, "I came up with the idea to build a track using the guitar riff from Stevie Nicks' Edge of Seventeen...

"I remember watching Barbara Walters interview Beyonce about Bootylicious, and she told Barbara about how she came up with the idea for the track."

Fusari, who went on to help Lady Gaga launch her pop career, insists he was brushed off when he complained about the interview, adding, "I called Mathew - which was a big mistake; I got emotional, and I apologised after - but I called Mathew and said, 'Mathew, like, why?' He explained to me, in a nice way, he said, 'People don't want to hear about Rob Fusari, producer from Livingston, N.J. No offence, but that's not what sells records. What sells records is people believing that the artist is everything.' And I'm like, 'Yeah, I know, Mathew. I understand the game. But come on, I'm trying too. I'm a squirrel trying to get a nut, too.'"

http://www.contactmusic.com

Whitney Houston Australia Concert Panned

Whitney Houston

Concern for singer Whitney Houston’s health and well-being have surfaced again, after she turned in what is being labeled a very poor performance in Australia.

Video: Whitney Houston Angers Fans CBS

She was reportedly disoriented, out of it and croaky sounding during a concert. It has led to speculation she is back on drugs again, an item that has not been confirmed.

Cheryl Cole Is A Liar

Cheryl Cole

Copyright infringing singer, Cheryl Cole, flat out lied to OK Magazine last month in claiming the rip-off song she sings "Fight For This Love" was written about her troubled marriage:

"She also admitted her single Fight For This Love was inspired by her marriage: 'I can completely identify with what that song is saying... Every woman who has been in a relationship knows what I'm talking about.'" - http://showbiz.sky.com

Well, how does she explain that the song I wrote that she ripped off was in the Library of Congress/Copyright Office, registered to me, FOUR YEARS before she stole it.

She claims the song is about her tumultuous marriage to Chelsea FC football player, Ashley Cole, but the song was written BEFORE SHE EVEN MET OR MARRIED HIM.

These are questions you will have to answer in court, Cheryl. I was wondering which jurisdiction to sue you in, what with your criminal record and all, for viciously punching a black toilet attendant in the face and calling her the racial slur "a Caribbean Jigaboo" and "black bit*h" when she told her she had to pay for a lollipop she stole in a nightclub. Well, aren't you a nasty little piece of work. Apparently, you believe in stealing as a way of life.

Sophie Amogbokpa was attacked by Cheryl Cole

You were criminally passed the songs by Sony's Simon Cowell, who owns the show X-Factor, which you've been appearing on for the past year as a judge, when you should be standing before one for being a criminal. What you did is called criminally receiving stolen goods and money laundering.

The first three singles from her debut album have been criminally taken from my years old Copyrighted Catalog. She is definitely apart of the criminal misconduct and knows exactly what's going on, as there were additional illegally copied files that she utilized in her personal life, which later became public, that had nothing to do with the songs, which the Judiciary Report will cover shortly.

Club boss tells of Girls Aloud star's 'aggression'

14.10.03 - Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Tweedy demanded that a lavatory attendant whose eye she had punched be brought back to her so she could "give her another one", a court heard today.

The singer was shouting racial insults after the fracas at The Drink nightclub in Guildford in January, Kingston Crown Court was told...

The row broke out after Tweedy grabbed lollipops from a bowl in the lavatories and refused when Ms Amogbokpa, 39, asked her to pay for them, the court has heard.

Mr Endersby said of Tweedy: "She was very aggressive... saying things like, 'Get her up here, that black bit*h'."

Mr Endersby told the court that Tweedy then said to the room at large: "Go and get that Caribbean jigaboo back up here and I will give her another one."...

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk

Cheryl's Ashley Reveal

11:39AM, Feb 15, 2010 - It looks like things are a bit tough for Cheryl Cole and husband Ashley. They've been through tough times before but will they get through the latest drama to hit the headlines?

Before last week's allegations that Ashley sent racy photo messages to a glamour girl, Cheryl spoke to Hello! magazine about her marriage to the Chelsea footballer.

"If it's worth fighting for, then fight,' Cheryl confessed. "You don't have to just give up when two people who love each other have a few problems."

Cheryl made it clear she has never defended Ashley in relation to his previous alleged infidelity, but through all the hardships they still love each other: "You've got to work on your relationship. Sometimes one of you makes a mistake, sometimes the other. Nevertheless, anyone who throws in the towel ends up achieving nothing."

She also admitted her single Fight For This Love was inspired by her marriage: "I can completely identify with what that song is saying... Every woman who has been in a relationship knows what I'm talking about."

But, through all the dramas, she told the magazine: "I'd like to start a family with Ashley. Not this year, but I don't want to wait forever to have children."

These plans might be put on hold following further claims today by The Sun that her footballer husband has sent texts to a second girl.

Cheryl's people have "no comment" to make on the news and we are currently waiting to hear back from Ashley's reps.

http://showbiz.sky.com

Another American Idol Judge Sued For Stealing A Show

Look at this Negro throwing up gang signs (Randy Jackson)

Another theft has emerged from the "American Idol" (Sony) camp. As stated previously on this site, the television show American Idol was stolen from a Texas man, that pitched the show to its executives Simon Fuller and Simon Cowell, who is also a co-host.

Last year, the Judiciary Report also covered how "American Idol" host, Ryan Seacrest, stole a very popular show in Europe, violated the U.S. Copyright Act and international Berne Treaty, bringing a rip-off version of the program to America, without permission or payment to the copyright holder.

Randy Jackson in the 80s sporting the afro-mullet

This week, American Idol co-host, Randy Jackson, has been sued for stealing a show pitched to him, then turned it into the program "America's Best Dance Crew."

"American Idol" and all involved in it are such fakes. They are a degenerate bunch of thieves that believe they are not to earn a living, but steal it, then corrupt the justice system when challenged on their thievery. Legally and socially speaking, that whole American Idol/X-Factor thing is going to come crashing down and history shan't remember it well.

'Idol' Judge Accused of Stealing Dance Show

Posted Feb 3rd 2010 12:12AM by TMZ Staff - Randy Jackson 'Idol' JudgeRandy Jackson isn't used to stealing the show -- but according to a new lawsuit, that's exactly what he did with "America's Best Dance Crew."

The Dawg and MTV are being sued by a guy named Dwight McGhee -- who claims the two powerhouses ripped off his idea for a reality show about a dance crew ... called "International Breakerz League."

According to the lawsuit, filed last week in L.A. County Superior Court, McGhee claims he pitched his show idea -- which he calls "uncannily similar" to ABDC -- to MTV back in 2004.

Fast forward four years later: ABDC premieres on MTV ... and McGhee is pi**ed, claiming he and MTV struck an "implied" contract when he pitched his concept...

http://www.tmz.com

Sony Loses Lawsuit For Stealing "Down Under"

1980's "Down Under" By Men At Work:

Sony Music has lost a lawsuit for stealing the 1980's hit "Down Under" by band Men At Work. The court has ruled the song illegally infringes the preexisting tune "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree." When one listens to both songs back to back, one can hear the infringements.

1940's "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree"

(Please excuses the beeps someone included in the song as a joke, as there is no profanity in it):

Court says '80s hit `Down Under' copies kids' song

Feb 4, 4:38 PM (ET) - SYDNEY (AP) - Australian band Men at Work copied a well-known children's campfire song for the flute melody in its 1980s hit "Down Under" and owes the owner years of royalties, a court ruled Thursday.

"Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree" was written more than 70 years ago by Australian teacher Marion Sinclair for a Girl Guides competition, and the song has been a favorite around campfires from New Zealand to Canada.

The teacher died in 1988, and publishing company Larrikin Music owns the copyright to her song about the native Australian bird. Larrikin filed the copyright lawsuit last year.

"I have come to the view that the flute riff in "Down Under" ... infringes on the copyright of Kookaburra because it replicates in material form a substantial part of Ms. Sinclair's 1935 work," Federal Court Justice Peter Jacobson said.

He ordered the parties back in court Feb. 25 to discuss the compensation Larrikin should receive from songwriters Colin Hay and Ron Strykert and Men at Work's record companies Sony BMG Music Entertainment and EMI Songs Australia...

http://apnews.myway.com