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Britney Spears wins more time with her kids

Wed, 07 May 2008 14:10:43 +0000

[Photo Credit: Newscom]

After a long day at court, Britney Spears headed to a recording studio in Burbank.

But not before the singer won more time with her children in court yesterday. She was said to have been making a lot of progress and K-Fed’s attorney even said that they’re recognizing that.

Good for Brit, she’ll get her kids more and even on Mother’s Day. At least she’s not the trainwreck that she used to be. Mark Vincent Kaplan has credited her father with all of the progress that she’s made.

Maybe we’ll see a Britney Spears comeback in the forseeable future?

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Ne-Yo arrested while driving 100 mph, early Tuesday

Sun, 24 Feb 2008 15:54:22 +0000

Rapper Ne-Yo was busted for driving 100 mph early Tuesday in Atlanta after Cobb County police clocked him when he was driving his Range Rover.

I’ve driven in Cobb County and I know that it’s really easy to get busted for speeding down there. Cops are just looking for a reason to pull you over.

Police spokeswoman Cassie Reece said Ne-Yo was booked on charges of reckless driving and driving without a license, and was released later that day on a $1,300 bond.

He’s due in court on March 25th to answer the charges.

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Judge extends restraining order against Sam Lutfi to March 17th

Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:48:41 +0000

A federal judge has extended the restraining order against Sam Lutfi late last night, until March 17th.

Jamie Spears requested the order be extended, because the original restraining order was served yesterday and was due to expire today.

The restraining order could be extended again at the March 17th hearing, but Jamie Spears would have to successfully serve Sam Lutfi again. We all know that this guy can duck service for eons, so that’s a task in itself.

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J-Lo Wins Over 500K in Court Over Tell All Book Dispute

Fri, 10 Aug 2007 11:27:31 +0000

Jennifer Lopez won a permanent injunction and $545,000 according to published reports, over a proposed book her first husband planned on putting out.

Her e-husband Ojani Noa, had planned had planned to write a tell all book that would include some of the affairs that Lopez had on him. Noa offered to not publish the book for the paltry sum of five million dollars.

Lopez sued Noa, 31, in June 2006 to stop him from publishing the book, claiming it violated the terms of a nondisclosure, “non-disparagement” agreement the two had reached under a previous legal settlement.

It’s a shame we will never be able to read how J-Lo is a home wrecking whore, wait that is what we have US Weekly for right?

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