The lawsuit was filed by a young man who said Kevin Spacey groped him in a Nantucket bar in 2016.
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Cardi B tries to trademark ‘Okurrr’ but U.S. patent office says ‘oh no’
As far-fetched as it sounded to some, Cardi B really did try to trademark her purported signature phrase “okurrr.” But the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office said, “oh no.” According to CNN, the platinum-selling rapper’s attorney Doreen Small filed applications on behalf of Cardi B’s company, Washpoppin, Inc. to trademark the popular catchphrase in March […]
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Latest concert in Westbrook draws fewer complaints about noise
Saturday’s performance at Rock Row by the rock band Shinedown generated about 70 complaints, which is about one-third as many as previous concerts at the new venue.
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Museum greets visitors with an old-time postcard on a barn
The ‘Greetings from Maine’ style billboard announces the Maine Classic Car Museum in Arundel.
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Talk show host Steve Harvey to cover students’ college costs
He has committed to cover to cover costs for eight incoming freshmen at Kent State University, his alma mater in Ohio.
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ESPN takes a gulp of competitive eating champ Kobayashi in new documentary
Competitive eater Takeru Kobayashi finds being in ESPN documentary tough to swallow
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Parkland school shooting survivor Emma Gonzalez blasts Madonna for new music video
The singer makes a statement about gun violence in the video, which shows her and other club goers being gunned down with an assault weapon.
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Robert Indiana’s caretaker sues artist’s estate, seeking $2 million for legal fees
Jamie Thomas says he has had to defend himself against a federal lawsuit claiming he exploited the famous artist before he died last year.
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‘Antiques Roadshow’ conquering space with special event
Over 23 years, the show has traveled across the nation. Next Monday it will conquer space with its “Out of this World” event.
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NYC Pride parade is one of largest in gay-rights movement’s history
The procession lasts hours and pays tribute to the uprising that began at the Stonewall Inn in 1969.