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When it comes to haunted houses, I'm not one to jump at the chance to look at one or watch any of those shows on TV because the thought of them freaks me out. One family who recently moved into their home experienced paranormal activity and is now suing the landlord.

The group in California who wanted toys banned from happy meals at McDonald's just got their case removed by a judge. The group claimed McDonald's was violating laws and trying to lure kids in with toys by making them eat unhealthy meals.

The survivors from the Costa Concordia cruise ship think the ship's latest offer is quite tacky and ridiculous. The company announced they will offer 30% off future cruises to the survivors in addition to offering a full refund to everyone on board. There are still people missing and as one survivor says, this offer is very insulting.

While the world rejoiced over the arrival of Beyonce‘s baby girl Blue Ivy Carter, one group of new moms was not so elated about the event.

The more famous Lady Gaga gets, the more people try and profit from her and end up suing her. Her former assistant Jennifer O’Neill is suing her, claiming she is owed several thousand hours of unpaid overtime.

After months of dieting and workouts, ‘Jersey Shore’ star Snooki is close to her target weight (for those of you wondering, the tiny four-foot-nine-inch media sensation is aiming for 98 pounds). But it seems now she has a new fight on her wee little hands.

Even if Dr. Conrad Murray was looking to capitalize off of his story concerning Michael Jackson‘s death, one man is claiming he was writing about the pop star’s untimely passing long before the media. In what is surely one of the most twisted and bizarre lawsuits of all time, a man named Everett Watson is looking to sue MSNBC over an interview with Conrad Murray after the death of Michael Jackson.

Today’s seemingly frivolous lawsuit comes courtesy of one Steve Frye, who’s upset that attractive women get into the Playboy Mansion for free while men do not.

A woman who says her autobiography was the inspiration for the popular ‘Sister Act’ movie and stage franchise is now suing Walt Disney Co. and Sony Pictures for breach of contract, misappropriation of likeness, unjust enrichment and other claims.

After Todd J. Remis of Manhattan got married, he was outraged to discover his photographer missed a few key moments such as the last dance and the bouquet toss, so he decided to sue. He doesn’t just want the $4,100 photography fee refunded, though. He also wants $48,000 to recreate the entire wedding, including travel costs to fly the bridal party back to New York so the whole thing can be re-shot

Things are looking really good for Charlie Sheen right now as he just settled his wrongful termination lawsuit with Warner Brothers. MSNBC reports Sheen will get $25 million from Warner Brothers and is expected to earn $100 million from syndication profits over the next seven years...

The city of Flint will have to pay more than $3.8 million to a group of Flint police officers after it lost a long running discrimination lawsuit, according to a Thursday ruling.In 2006  a lawsuit filed by 48 current and former police officers charged that race was a factor in the formation of a special unit formed by then mayor Don Williamson. Arbitrators ruled that the city owed $2.6 million in