Home makeover reality shows are popular because they offer viewers deep insight and meaning. These shows also provide a serotonin boost that one gets upon seeing someone improve their life, whether it’s just their kitchen or their whole lifestyle they're upgrading.
You've probably seen social media influencers constantly post about their amazing vacations, the luxury products they're using, and how great their lifestyle is. But they’re not all to be trusted. One of the biggest red flags is when they earn a reputation for deceiving the public.
Elephants are large, majestic creatures that have been known to grace the pages of history for their intelligence and strength. It's not every day that you hear about elephants being discussed in the courthouse, but the following cases are anything but ordinary.
Motorcycle accidents happen every day all around the world. But when a celebrity is involved in one, it makes the news. Take, for example, Game of Thrones alum Jason Momoa, who collided with a motorcyclist on July 24, 2022. He wasn’t even driving a motorcycle himself, yet there were numerous articles written about his fender bender.
Social media influencers are all over the internet these days. They seem to have it all — the perfect life, the perfect family, and the perfect career. But in some cases, their perfect persona is just an illusion that belies a darker side. Take, for example, the following social media influencers who ran into legal trouble for malevolent crimes.
Britney Spears’s father, Jamie Spears, who put her under a long and punishing conservatorship, was ordered to sit for a deposition for secretly surveilling his daughter while she was under said conservatorship. Jamie and Britney are not on good terms, and it’s for obvious reasons.
It’s only the second half of the year, yet our law offices in Renton, Seattle are abuzz with chatter about the latest and silliest celebrity lawsuits. Courts tend to become busy during December, which is why we are not waiting to round up the most notable courtroom appearances of celebs who found themselves at the center of litigation, both loony and legitimate.
Many engaged couples will believe in any superstition to make sure they have a successful marriage. One of the superstitions that brides follow is the wedding proverb, “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue…”, which is said to bring luck in marriage.
On your wedding day, you should do whatever you want. You can ask attendees not to bring their children, make the band play only music from the ‘80s, or make it a no-alcohol affair. You and/or your fiancé should dictate the terms of your wedding down to the last detail.
Glitter bombing someone can be harmless fun. After all, glitter is just sparkly confetti. But, as the saying goes, all that glitters is not gold. These tiny pieces of reflective paper may be nice to look at, but they can also be used to inflict pain and humiliation.