Paula Patton separates from husband, Robin Thicke
Paula Patton and Robin Thicke have announced their separation.
February 24, 2014
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Paula Patton and Robin Thicke have announced their separation.
“Modern Family” star Sarah Hyland was allegedly groped by a male fan at a party in Australia.
The city’s emergency manager has filed a restructuring plan to deal with the city’s $18 billion debt.
The Oregon attorney general has declared that the state would not defend a ban on gay marriage in a federal lawsuit.
A judge declined to issue a ruling Thursday in a lawsuit filed by taxpayers over the proposed public subsidy of the team’s new arena.
A group of elementary school teachers retained legal counsel after heroin was found in a faculty bathroom.
A Florida woman whose former boyfriend tricked her into terminating her pregnancy is seeking the passage of state fetal protection laws.
An attorney has filed a lawsuit over the Oscar-nominated film “The Wolf of Wall Street.”
Washington state lawmakers have passed a measure that makes some illegal immigrants eligible for college aid.
A cruise ship worker reportedly admitted to raping a passenger and attempting to throw her overboard.
A Montana judge has admitted to fault after being criticized for making the suggestion that a rape victim was partly to blame.
The “To Kill a Mockingbird” author has settled with a museum she sued over use of her name on souvenirs.
Paula Patton and Robin Thicke have announced their separation.
“Modern Family” star Sarah Hyland was allegedly groped by a male fan at a party in Australia.
The city’s emergency manager has filed a restructuring plan to deal with the city’s $18 billion debt.
The Oregon attorney general has declared that the state would not defend a ban on gay marriage in a federal lawsuit.
A judge declined to issue a ruling Thursday in a lawsuit filed by taxpayers over the proposed public subsidy of the team’s new arena.
A group of elementary school teachers retained legal counsel after heroin was found in a faculty bathroom.
A Florida woman whose former boyfriend tricked her into terminating her pregnancy is seeking the passage of state fetal protection laws.
An attorney has filed a lawsuit over the Oscar-nominated film “The Wolf of Wall Street.”
Washington state lawmakers have passed a measure that makes some illegal immigrants eligible for college aid.
A cruise ship worker reportedly admitted to raping a passenger and attempting to throw her overboard.
A Montana judge has admitted to fault after being criticized for making the suggestion that a rape victim was partly to blame.
The “To Kill a Mockingbird” author has settled with a museum she sued over use of her name on souvenirs.
