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James Brown diaries FOIA request to be decided (SC)

Another Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for documents related to the estate of music legend James Brown—this time, for the diaries of Brown companion Tommie Rae Hynie—has been denied by S.C. Attorney General (AG) Alan Wilson. A March 26 letter from senior assistant AG Tracy Meyers denies the release of Hynie’s diaries because of Keep Reading…

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Courtney Love loses rights to Kurt’s image

Courtney Love’s control over the estate of Kurt Cobain continues to slip. In 2009, Cobain’s drug- and alcohol-troubled widow lost custody of their only daughter, Frances Bean Cobain. Now, according to sealed documents exclusively obtained by The Fix, 19-year-old Frances has taken over control of the publicity rights for the Nirvana icon’s name, likeness and appearance. “Publicity Keep Reading…

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Former city administrator, Wayne County COO Bella Marshall dies (MI)

Detroit— Bella Marshall, 62, a former appointee in the administration of the late Mayor Coleman Young and estranged wife of casino owner Don Barden, has died. Marshall’s body was discovered around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday morning in her Detroit home. The cause of death has not been determined. An autopsy is planned for Wednesday. Relatives tried Keep Reading…

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June 4 trial date set in Lambert murder case (CA)

INDIO, Calif. – A June 4 trial date was set today for two men accused in the financially motivated killing of a Palm Springs retiree. Daniel Carlos Garcia and Kaushal Niroula are facing 10 felony charges, including first-degree murder and conspiracy, in the Dec. 5, 2008, stabbing death of 74-year-old Clifford Lambert. Riverside County Superior Keep Reading…

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California’s Fair Political Practices Commission seeks regulation of news websites, bloggers

We came across a Calif. blog regulations could hit Drudge, citizen journalists article out of Cal Watchdog a week or so ago.  It highlighted a troubling effort by the state of California which generated apparently shared concern on the part of bloggers, new media interests and civil liberty advocates.  Based on public response, California’s Fair Keep Reading…

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