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Will Smith’s confession about the perils of star life is the very reason why Justin Baldoni’s past lawsuits shouldn’t play a factor in his legal battle against Blake Lively. The ongoing legal battle between the two It Ends With Us co-stars is getting heated with each day.

Will Smith in a still from I, Robot | Credits: 20th Century Fox

As a result, both of them and the people around them have been constantly under public scrutiny for the past couple of months. Inevitably, old skeletons, and lawsuits in Baldoni’s case, have been dug up and brought to the spotlight.

However, as per Will Smith, facing various lawsuits comes with being in the public eye all the time. Something, he seems to be well acquainted with if an old interview is anything to go by.

Will Smith believes facing lawsuits comes with being in the spotlight all...

Justin Baldoni’s attorney, Bryan Freedman, has addressed his decision to represent the actor-director amid his ongoing legal conflict with It Ends with Us costar Blake Lively. Freedman, who previously represented writer Travis Flores in a lawsuit against Baldoni, explained that his decision to take on the new case was based on his belief in Baldoni’s character and ethics…

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Justin Baldoni is currently battling Blake Lively in an ugly lawsuit where she has accused him of workplace harassment and he has pursued defamation charges. Both Baldoni and Lively’s personal and professional lives came under scrutiny after the legal drama. Now, former staffers of Baldoni have raised accusations against the “toxic positivity” culture at Wayfarer.

Justin Baldoni in a still from It Ends With Us | Credits: Sony Pictures Releasing

The claims from several employees were covered by an article in The Los Angeles Times. According to the employees, Baldoni’s attempts at making films about the terminally ill felt insincere to some degree. They even accused him of “evangelizing” his Baha’i faith in the workplace.

Former employees complain about Justin Baldoni’s toxic positivity in films Justin Baldoni as Rafael Solano in Jane the Virgin | Credits: The CW

The trial in the legal battle between Justin Baldoni and...

Justin Baldoni has steadily risen in his career, expanding his reach from acting and directing to hosting a talk show. However, his journey recently took a dramatic turn with the allegations and lawsuit surrounding It Ends With Us. The ongoing legal battle between Baldoni and his co-star, Blake Lively, has become a major topic of discussion.

Justin Baldoni in It Ends With Us | Credit: Sony Pictures Releasing

The lawsuit has also brought past controversies to light, revealing buried details from both actors’ careers. As Lively faces backlash over resurfaced remarks, Baldoni’s previous legal troubles, including two past lawsuits that he reportedly successfully navigated, have also resurfaced.

Justin Baldoni’s previous legal battles resurface amid It Ends With Us battle

Justin Baldoni has been under intense scrutiny since Blake Lively filed a complaint, accusing the actor and director of It Ends With Us of retaliation and s*xual harassement.

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The battle between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively continues, and this latest update is just bizarre, although it does offer a glimpse into his perhaps...not-so-great character. The director of It Ends With Us, who is currently in a battle with the film's star regarding a plethora of issues, is being represented by attorney Bryan Freedman in this case. However, in what sounds like a true movie moment, Freedman once represented someone else who had accused Baldoni of nefarious activities. In this case, stealing their screenplay.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Freedman filed a lawsuit on behalf of Travis Flores in 2021 after Flores made the assertion that he wrote a screenplay for a film called Three Feet Distance that was based on his life. If that title sounds a little familiar, it's because Baldoni made a film called Five Feet Apart in 2019, which served as his directorial debut and was said...

While filming ‘It Ends With Us,’ Blake Lively accused Justin Baldoni of harassment, body shaming, creating uncomfortable romantic scenes, and damaging her public image. After a period of silence following the film’s release, Lively filed a legal complaint, which escalated into a federal lawsuit.

Justin Baldoni responded by filing his own lawsuit against Lively, Ryan Reynolds, The Times, and others associated with the case. Baldoni’s lawsuit, filed in New York federal court, includes claims of extortion, defamation, breach of contract, and more, seeking $400 million in damages.

This is the story so far if you’ve missed it, which I hardly doubt. Baldoni released “evidence” that harassment never took place, while Lively’s legal team used the opportunity to claim that his evidence actually supports their claims, but you can read about this separate issue here.

Now some details are leaking to the public regarding Baldoni’s history in Hollywood,...

The Christina Grimmie Foundation announced today the honorees for its September 26, 2019 third annual Gala fundraiser at the Burbank Marriott.

The evening will honor two-time Primetime Emmy-winning voiceover artist Maurice Lamarche (“Pinky and the Brain” and “Animaniacs”), award-winning author and advocate Travis Flores and the Ventura County Community Foundation. Lamarche will be on-hand to accept the Trailblazer Award for his invaluable assistance in helping launch the Foundation. Flores will receive the Inspiration Award for his unwavering dedication to the Foundation despite severe obstacles. Ventura County Community Foundation will receive the Legacy Award for their diligent and honorable handling of the Thousand Oaks Borderline donations. Returning for his third year as host will be co-host of E!’s hit show “Nightly Pop!”, Hunter March. Tickets may be purchased here.

With a big voice and an even bigger heart, beloved singer, songwriter, fan-favorite from NBC’s “The Voice” and YouTube icon Christina Grimmie was one of those stars.

Exclusive: (Sorta) supportive, a new TV series that addresses chronic conditions and disabilities, has been put together by writer/producer Travis Flores, a Cystic Fibrosis survivor and two time double-lung transplant recipient. Flores is a friend of the late Christina Grimmie and the music of the former The Voice contestant will be featured throughout the show

The series will shine a light on and employ those who may not otherwise not be hired for television. The project, which will highlight how important humor is to life’s challenges, is also being produced by Roo and Kanga Productions. The first of the shows, directed by Elisabeth White (via Roo and Kanga), was financed by a grant from non-profit PhAware.

The comedy will begin shooting later this month with the intent of utilizing talent with chronic conditions and disabilities. The project will bring awareness to, among other things, Ph (Pulmonary hypertension) while...