Popsquire Beat: This Week In Pop Culture And Law
The Popsquire Beat provides this week’s most entertaining collisions between pop culture and law. Enjoy!
1. Morgan Freeman stars in Driving Miss Allred.
Gloria Allred held a press conference this week to publicize a lawsuit she filed on behalf of plaintiff Demaris Meyer. Morgan allegedly is at fault for an August car crash that left the plaintiff unconscious, required her to spend four days in the hospital, and caused numerous physical complications. Gloria also alleges that her client was unable to take care of herself for four months, suffered mental/emotional injuries and has been unable to return to work. In short, Gloria is hoping this lawsuit is a Million Dollar Baby!
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2. A Malibu woman says Rick Schroder is a thief.
Alicia Roberts claims that her ex-boyfriend, Brent Black, took tools worth $7,000 and that Rick was his co-conspirator. Rick counter-sued, claiming that she caused him to lose at least $5,000 in lost work, harassed him, and committed trespass on his property. Hmm…does a Silver Spoon qualify as a tool? Let’s hope so!
[Albert L. Ortega / PR Photos]
2. Audrina Patridge probably wishes she never left LC’s guest house.
The Hills star says she was robbed on Sunday night and filmed the thieves with surveillance cameras. Although Audrina describes most of the stolen items as “replaceable,” some of the items were “very sentimental, too.” Most shocking about this crime, however, is that Heidi and Spencer were nowhere to be found on the surveillance footage. Something is definitely wrong with the world when Speidi misses a camera opp!
Have a good weekend. Remember, please don’t drink and drive!
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