Drake Still Trying To Squabble Up After Career-Denting Court Loss
When I see you look at these court cases I believe you see a chance of winning.
When I see you look at these court cases I believe you see a chance of winning.
He's probably somewhere listening to Marvin's Room right now.
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The Canadian rapper is desperate for something. Anything. Please?
Losing in the court of public opinion AND in court? Ouch.
The famous actor we once knew is looking paranoid and now spiraling.
Shaky days in the 6.
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...we saw you egg everyone on the whole time.
Every accumulated loss Drake broadcasts to the world proves that J Cole did the right thing by apologizing.
‘The audience not dumb. Shape the story how you want -- hey Drake, they're not slow.’ - Kendrick Lamar
The Canadian needs to get out of the booth and run to the courthouse.
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For the Swifties who haven't heard 'Taylor Made,' it's probably worth a listen.
It is hard to argue that the Vogue vamping strategy was anything other than a resounding success. Even at the cost of a lawsuit.
* You wouldn't want to be in the shoes of Jussie Smollett right now -- nor the shoes of his lawyers, according to Joel Cohen and Dale Degenshein. [Law and Crime] * And in other celebrity legal news, the new documentary about Drake has triggered a slew of copyright claims and takedown notices. [All Rights Reserved] * If you've been listening to the compelling new podcast from Wondery about the Dan Markel case, check out this interesting interview with host Matt Shaer. [Uproxx] * Speaking of podcasts, I recently appeared on Miranda Warnings, the popular podcast by former New York State Bar Association president David Miranda, to talk about Biglaw, legal education, and more. [Miranda Warnings] * And if you'll be in Nashville tomorrow or Tuesday, please feel free to stop by either or both of the talks I'll be giving at Vanderbilt -- one on judicial celebrity, and one on the state of legal education. [Vanderbilt Federalist Society / Vanderbilt Law School Library] * If you're a libertarian or otherwise concerned about excessive exercises of government power, you should be concerned about President Donald Trump's invocation of emergency powers, as Ilya Somin explains. [Volokh Conspiracy / Reason] * Will the Supreme Court ride to Trump's rescue if and when his national emergency declaration winds up before SCOTUS? Brianne Gorod has her doubts. [Take Care] * More excellent advice from expert courtroom lawyer David Berg -- think of this as "The Trial Lawyer: What It Takes To Lose." [YouTube]
Excellent costume.
There's an underground economy of $2 bills in the hip-hop community, and this Biglaw partner is responsible.