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Ray J has dubbed ex-girlfriend Kim Kardashian a hypocrite for complaining when their sex tape leaked onto the internet - and then use it to build a TV career. The R&B star, the brother of singer/actress Brandy Norwood, is determined to break the mould and achieve fame without relying on the publicity the scandalous video brought him.[...] Read more!
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LATEST: R+B star BRANDY NORWOOD has every reason to smile going into 2008 - the Los Angeles City Attorney has decided not to file vehicular manslaught
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Filed under: Celebrity Justice TMZ.com: The widower of the woman who died in a car accident involving R&B singer Brandy Norwood is furious that Brandy is out partying it up while he's still mourning his wife's death. TMZ spoke with the attorney for Awatef Aboudihaj's husband, Marquane... Read more
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As remorseful as she might be, Brandy apparently doesn't think much of the lawsuits leveled against her. Not that that's stopping her from filing one of her own.
While three wrongful death suits filed against her this year accuse her of causing a fatal four-car collision in December, the 28-year-old singer took matters into her own hands Wednesday and sued one of the other drivers involved in the accident, alleging that 50-year-old Mallory Ham of Simi Valley caused the crash.
Similarly, in court documents filed May 23, Brandy, whose full name is Brandy Norwood, "specifically [denied] each and every allegation" in the wrongful death complaints brought against her by relatives of the woman who died of injuries suffered in the Dec. 30 crash.
The accident occurred on Los Angeles' 405 freeway when Brandy's 2007 Range Rover rear-ended a Toyota Corolla being driven by 38-year-old Awatef Aboudihaj, who in turn hit 82-year-old Donald Lit's Toyota Tercel.
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LOS ANGELES — Brandy and a man who was hurt in a deadly freeway crash involving her Range Rover are suing each other. Brandy, whose real name is Brandy Norwood, and Mallory Ham of Simi Valley accuse each other of negligence in lawsuits filed last week in Superior Court.
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R&B star Brandy Norwood has been hit with another lawsuit connected to the December car crash that cost her a job as a judge on TV show ”America’s Got Talent.” [...] Read more!
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As remorseful as she might be, Brandy apparently doesn't think much of the lawsuits leveled against her.
In court documents filed Wednesday, the singer "specifically denies each and every allegation" in the wrongful death complaints filed against her by relatives of the woman who died of injuries suffered in a four-car collision that the plaintiffs claim was caused by Brandy Norwood.
The December 30 accident occurred on Los Angeles' 405 freeway when Brandy's Land Rover rear-ended a Toyota Carolla being driven by 38-year-old Awatef Aboudihaj, who in turn hit 82-year-old Donald Lit's Toyota Tercel. That caused Aboudihaj's car to bounce into a different lane, where she was broadsided by 50-year-old Mallory Ham's vehicle. Aboudihaj died of her injuries at a nearby hospital the following evening.
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R+B star BRANDY NORWOOD has been hit with another lawsuit connected to the December (06) car crash that cost her a job as a judge on U.S. TV show AMER
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Marouane Hdidou filed a lawsuit for negligence and wrongful death against singer Brandy Norwood in Los Angeles County Superior Court. He seeks unspecified damages.
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Filed under: Celebrity Justice TMZ.com: TMZ has obtained a lawsuit filed by the husband of the woman killed in a car crash involving former "America's Got Talent" judge Brandy Norwood. It's the second lawsuit the singer is facing regarding the accident.In the documents, filed today in Los... Read more
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It's official: Brandy has been eliminated from "America's Got Talent."
NBC announced Thursday that Sharon Osbourne will join David Hasselhoff and British TV personality Piers Morgan on the judging panel for the next season of the Simon Cowell-produced competition series.
"Sharon Osbourne is show business personified and she has seen and done it all," Craig Plestis, executive VP of alternative programming, development and specials, said.
"She will make an excellent fit with David and Piers, who we're delighted to have back for another great season."
Although America's Got Talent was a successful summer show last year, averaging 11 million viewers, per Nielsen Media Research, there has been plenty of speculation over whether Brandy Norwood would return ever since it was reported that the singer-actress caused a fatal chain-reaction collision on a Los Angeles freeway in December.
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Filed under: Celebrity Justice, Paparazzi Photo TMZ.com: Embattled "America's Got Talent" judge Brandy Norwood appears to be searching for enlightment. The "Moesha" star finally surfaced in West Hollywood on Wednesday outside the Bodhi Tree bookstore, which specializes in New Age and other spiritual texts.... Read more
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A second lawsuit was filed against Brandy Norwood following the Dec. 30 crash on the San Diego Freeway that killed Awatef Aboudihaj, a 38-year-old Los Angeles waitress.
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Brandy is facing more legal gridlock over her fatal freeway crash.
A second wrongful-death lawsuit has been filed against the Grammy-winning entertainer over the Dec. 30 car crash that resulted in the death of Awatef Aboudihaj, 38, and injuries to her two sons.
The most recent suit was filed on behalf of the Mrwan Mohamed, 14, and Kareem Mohamed, 10, who received injuries that their attorney, Paul N. Phillips, says will cause some permanent disability.
The suit, filed Feb. 8 in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims that Brandy (listed by her legal name of Brandy Norwood in the complaint) was driving her sport utility vehicle "recklessly and carelessly" when she struck Aboudihaj's Honda on the 405 Freeway in Los Angeles and that the singer-actor was directly responsible for the crash.
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R&B sensation Brandy Norwood has been handed a second wrongful death lawsuit for the crash that occurred last December by the victim’s two young sons.
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Pop singer Brandy Norwood is being sued for $$50 million over a car crash that killed a woman.
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It's only Tuesday and it's already Brandy's worst week ever.
A day after Los Angeles prosecutors revealed that the 27-year-old entertainer could face a misdemeanor manslaughter charge for allegedly causing a fatal highway accident, the victim's parents have launched a $50 million wrongful-death lawsuit against the former Moesha star.
The civil action accuses Brandy (listed in court papers by her full name, Brandy Norwood) of "driving recklessly in the freeway when her car collided with Awatif Aboudihaj's car" on Dec. 30.
Aboudihaj, a 38-year-old wife and mother, was hospitalized with what officers described as "major" injuries, including multiple pelvic fractures, and died the next day.
According to court documents filed in Van Nuys, California, and obtained by E! News, the woman's parents, Aboudihaj Ahmed and Labridi Zohra, are seeking $50 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
There was no immediate comment from Brandy's camp.
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The Los Angeles City Attorney is recommending R&B star Brandy is charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter for her part in a December freeway pile-up, which left one woman dead.
The singer, full name Brandy Norwood, reportedly failed to see traffic slowing in front of her while driving along the 405 freeway on 30 December, and collided with a Toyota in front of her.[...] Read more!
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The attorney representing the husband of the woman killed in a December 30 car pile-up involving singer Brandy has attacked the Los Angeles authorities for not making the case a priority.
The R&B singer, real name Brandy Norwood, failed to notice cars slowing down in front of her on the 405 freeway in Los Angeles and ploughed her Land Rover into a Toyota, setting off a chain reaction of collisions. [...] Read more!
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