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2 Milly Takes Legal Action Against ‘Fortnite’
2 Milly has decided to move forward with legal action against Epic Games and its Fortnite title for using his Milly Rock dance without compensation.
The rapper lawyered up and laid out his claims against Epic Games, stating “I was never compensated by Epic Games for their use of the Milly Rock. They never even asked by my permission. I am thrilled to have David Hecht and his team at Pierce Bainbridge representing me to help right this wrong.”
“This isn’t the first time that Epic Games has brazenly misappropriated the likeness of African-American talent,” David L. Hecht, of Pierce Bainbridge Beck Price & Hecht LLP has stated. “Our client Lenwood ‘Skip’ Hamilton is pursuing similar claims against Epic for use of his likeness in the popular ‘Cole Train’ character in the Gears of Wars video game franchise. Epic cannot be allowed to continue to take what does not belong to it.”
Twitter Enraged at Suggestion of Six French Fries Per Serving
Eric Rimm, a professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, called the potato a “starch bomb” in a recent New York Times article. He suggested that if you must indulge in an order of French fries, consider limiting the portion size to six.
Twitter…didn’t…take this well? And rightfully so—GIVE US ALL THE FRIES!!
https://twitter.com/thetrudz/status/1069804034792587264
Cardi B Skips Court to Shoot “Twerk” Video With City Girls
Sometimes you gotta make difficult decisions…because priorities.
Cardi B headed to Miami earlier this week to shoot the video for City Girls’ “Twerk.” They reportedly turned the beach into a strip club, twerking on the sand in nothing but bikinis as Cardi donned tiger body paint.
They also took over a yacht, spraying champagne while throwing a wet and wild party. As a result of the video shoot, Cardi didn’t show up in court on Monday for her strip club fight case. She is being charged with allegedly ordering an attack on two bartenders.
