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Facebook seems to be be having a bad week. The Securities and Exchange Commission, the regulatory body for the stock market, is calling for a review of the circumstances around Facebook's IPO. This is due to the 9% drop in the stock as well as the accusation that the downward revised profit forecasts that were released days before the offering, but could have been leaked to a select few investors

Last year Reebok was hit with a major lawsuit regarding their easy tone shoes, and now Sketchers faces a similar suit.

Last February, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich, was sued by former employee Steven Wiig, who claimed that he was underpaid for his job as a personal assistant during 2001 to 2009.

Nobody likes a messy breakup, but that's what Rob Halford and Judas Priest are going through right now.  Back in August Halford let his long time manager go, and now he has decided to sue Judas Priest for wrongful termination.

The lead singer of Breaking Benjamin has fired his band.  I guess that means they have broken up?  Although he could hire a new band. Lead Singer Benjamin Burnley fired the bandmates after learning they struck an agreement with a different record label.

Following in the wake of the story the other week about accusations of Apple's iPhone supposedly tracking you, Google is now facing a lawsuit on the same accusation of tracking it's users.

Hannah Montana, AKA Miley Cyrus is in even deeper now as Pipedream Products has released the Miley Cyrus inflatable sex doll “Finally Miley." The superstar daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus is outraged by the doll and plans to sue the company that created it.

We all know about the health problems of Poison frontman and Celebrity Apprentice winner Bret Michaels over the last year. Now we may know the reason for it.

George Hotz, aka geohot, was one of the many people who worked on the jailbreak for the Apple iPhone, which allows iPhone owners to load apps and software on the phone not approved for the iTunes App Store. He’s now hacked the Playstation 3 and Sony is not pleased. Sony has posted a response.

Today it was announced that the infamous woman who got caught on tape falling into a mall fountain while texting is considering filing a lawsuit.