CT music producers Aaron Rogers and Rashad Johnson of New Haven win Grammy for work with Chris Brown
CT music producers Aaron Rogers and Rashad Johnson of New Haven's The Breed Entertainment win Grammy for work with Chris ...
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Chris Brown Sues Warner Bros. for $500 Million Over Docuseries, Says He Was Falsely Labeled as an Abuser
Chris Brown filed a $500 million lawsuit against Warner Bros., over a documentary he alleges paints him as an abuser and ...
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Chris Brown Fast Facts
July 5, 2018 - Brown is arrested on a felony battery charge after his concert in West Palm Beach, Florida. According to Tampa police spokesperson Stephen Hegarty, the felony battery charge was ...
Chris Brown's $500 Million Lawsuit Makes Bold Claim Against Warner Bros.
Brown is seeking $500 million in damages from Warner Bros., production company Ample Entertainment, and one of the anonymous people who claimed that Brown raped her in the documentary.
Chris Brown sues Warner Bros. for documentary, claiming defamation over sexual assault allegations
The "Forever" singer, 35, filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing the studio of defaming him and causing emotional distress via the Investigation Discovery documentary Chris Brown: A History of Violence, ...
Record Store Day creator Chris Brown leaving Bull Moose music chain
Chris Brown, a fixture in Maine's music scene and a founder of the national Record Store Day, is leaving the Bull Moose chain this week. Brown, 56, said Tuesday he's leaving the Maine music and ...
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Who could benefit from Chris Brown’s $500M defamation suit?
Chris Brown is making headlines once again, but this time it's not for his music. The R&B singer is embroiled in a legal ...
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“Grammy No Be Shaki”: Davido Reacts to Tems, Chris Brown’s Wins, Rival Fans Taunt OBO
Music star Davido has broken his silence following Tems and Chris Brown's victories at the 67th Grammy award. He has three ...
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Palm Beach County native earns credit on Chris Brown's Grammy Award-winning album
This week’s star-studded 2025 Grammy Awards featured an unexpected local highlight, with West Palm Beach native Chris Bivins earning a producer credit on Chris Brown’s "11:11 (Deluxe)" album.