It’s funny you know?

Reader Blind:

It’s funny you know?

That this A-Lister Singer and his management team are being sued for fraud by a fan and yet no one knows about this or ultimately being paid to not say anything about it.

Are they afraid of more fans speaking out about the identity theft of this A Lister to milk him of cash? 12/21 will not be dismissed… maybe adjourned if someone suddenly claims a scheduling conflict.

Lawsuit filed 7/15/2022.

It’s been rather silent?

But not for long.

And we thought all those girls were dumb?

Justin Bieber

Scooter Braun

Justin Bieber Drops Defamation Case Over ‘Outlandish’ Sexual Assault Claims

Justin Bieber is dropping a defamation lawsuit he filed against two women who accused him of sexual assault on Twitter — claims the star blasted at the time as “outlandish false fabrications.”

In a filing Friday in Los Angeles court, Bieber’s attorneys moved to voluntarily dismiss the lawsuit he filed in 2020 against Khadidja Djibrine and an unidentified “Jane Doe” defendant named only as Danielle. When asked why the case was dropped, an attorney for the star told Billboard simply that Bieber had “decided to move on.”

Bieber sued the two women in June 2020, days after they had posted tweets in which they claimed to have been assaulted by the pop star in separate incidents in 2014 and 2015. Repped by Marty Singer and Evan Spiegel of the law firm Lavely & Singer, Bieber called the allegations “malicious lies” and offered public alibis for both alleged incidents.

“It is abundantly clear that these two individuals are trying to capitalize on the climate of fear permeating the entertainment industry, Hollywood and corporate America, whereby it is open season for anyone to make any claim (no matter how vile, unsupported, and provably false) about anyone without consequence,” the star’s lawyers wrote at the time.

Little has happened in the case since it was filed. Danielle was never located, and attorneys for both Bieber and Djibrine told the court in February that mediation had been unsuccessful in reaching a settlement. A trial had been tentatively scheduled for May. – Source

Justin Bieber and The Weeknd Sued Over Alleged Bored Ape NFT Scheme: ‘Drastically Inflated Prices’

Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg, The Weeknd and dozens of other celebrities are facing a new class action alleging they were secretly paid to “misleadingly” promote NFTs like the Bored Ape Yacht Club, leaving investors with “staggering losses.”

In a complaint filed Thursday in Los Angeles federal court, attorneys for a pair of consumers claimed that Bored Ape parent company Yuga Labs Inc. perpetrated a “vast scheme” in which they “discreetly” paid “highly influential celebrities” to pump up the value of the NFTs (non-fungible tokens).

“Defendants’ promotional campaign was wildly successful, generating billions of dollars in sales and re-sales,” the lawyers for the plaintiffs wrote. “The manufactured celebrity endorsements and misleading promotions … were able to artificially increase the interest in and price of the BAYC NFTs…, causing investors to purchase these losing investments at drastically inflated prices.” – Source