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Chris Brown Fights to Overturn $13 Million Judgment

Chris Brown is asking a judge to erase a nearly $13 million verdict against him and order a new trial over his former housekeeper's dog attack lawsuit. A jury found Brown liable after his 200-pound Caucasian shepherd attacked Maria Avila while she was taking out trash at his Tarzana, California home on December 12, 2020.

Chris Brown Owes Ex-Housekeeper $13M From Tour Income

Some of the money Chris Brown is pulling in from his uber-successful nationwide tour with Usher could land in his former housekeeper's pockets soon. A Los Angeles judge ruled she has a right to collect her judgment from what he's bringing in on tour. Court docs reveal the judge granted her request to assign money Chris gets from royalties and tour income to satisfy the thirteen million dollar judgment she won in her dog attack case against him.

Black Fans Welcoming BTS in Toronto: Rogers Stadium Arrival

BTS is taking over Toronto this week, and Black ARMY are part of the city’s growing excitement. From Nike’s BTS collaboration to two sold-out stadium shows, the culture surrounding ARIRANG reaches far beyond K-pop.

Chris Brown Ex-Housekeeper Usher Tour Profits Fight

Chris Brown is fighting his former housekeeper's efforts to redirect his profits from his tour with Usher into her pockets as she tries to collect on her nearly thirteen million dollar judgment from a lawsuit Chris lost. Maria Avila is attempting to have all of his present and future income assigned to her including tour money and royalties until the debt is satisfied. Chris filed court documents objecting to these moves claiming the effort to grab all of his current and future income is way too broad and well beyond what she can get under the law.

Chris Brown Engages in Intimate Dancing with Fan During Performance

Chris Brown was leaving very little to the imagination during his live show in Minneapolis. He called a girl on stage and started simulating very steamy sex with her while performing Take You Down. CB was thrusting, humping and grinding on the fan while she was on all fours on a mattress on stage. Later in the song, the fan was standing with her hands tied above her head while Breezy grinded on her.

Chris Brown Dog Attack Trial Stalled After Juror Scandal

Chris Brown's civil trial over a 2020 dog attack was derailed this week after a Los Angeles judge declared a mistrial when a juror was found to have researched the case outside court. The lawsuit was filed by Maria Avila, who says one of Brown's dogs attacked her in 2020, leaving her with serious injuries including disfigurement and nerve damage.

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