Chinese tourism company sues Paramount over Transformers 4 scenes
A Chinese tourism company is suing Paramount Pictures and a producer of the movie "Transformers: Age of Extinction" saying they had failed to show the company's logo in the movie.
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After Raffaele Sollecito received conviction in January for his involvement in the murder of Meredith Kercher, he retained his belief that he is innocent on the charges filed against him. He uses his thesis, "Social Network Analysis and Semantic Proximity," as proof. Defendant's lawyers also introduce new tactics to the case.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the watchdog group is slamming the "Today" show for airing the trailer during its morning time slot. In the same line, the group also expressed its trouble with the heavy promotion of the film based on one of EL James's erotic book trilogy.
Philly.com said that the punishment was out of Goodell's usual hardhanded moves on players who have committed wrongdoing. Minnesota Vikings assistant coach Mike Priefer was fined three games for uttering a gay slur, while Seattle Seahawks quarterback Terrelle Pryor had to sit down five games for using a tattoo parlor while he was still in college. Eagles tackle Lane Johnson was suspended this week for using a performance-enhancing substance.
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