When you go to a P. Diddy party topless in a mermaid costume, expect to have your picture taken.
That's what a judge just told a woman who tried to sue Diddy and Vibe magazine for $3 million for printing her photo from his White Party back in 2003. The shot ran in a 2006 issue of the mag, and Maria Dominguez says she never gave permission for the shot to run.
The case is kaput.
1. Wow, that doesn't seem right. Yes you can expect your picture to be taken, it's a party after all.....but shouldn't there be some laws when it comes to actually publishing those pictures in a magazine? ...especially if shows nudity?? For that part she should have had to give permission. Someone made money of that picture, how can she not have a case. Not $3 Million of course but sheesh, not like P. Whoever He Is This Week couldn't afford to pay the girl a little something something for using her picture.
Posted at 9:33AM on Sep 24th 2008 by Hello Kitty
2. Hey, to the numb-nuts on post #1: No, nobody made any money off this skank-whore. Do you really think readers picked up the magazine just to see a generic topless ho? This silly whore is an ignorant gold-digger and just humiliated herself twice: once by going topless to a freakin' party, and then trying to sue over her stupidity. Does anyone have any shame any more? And doing it for Diddy no less.
Posted at 12:43PM on Sep 24th 2008 by Marshall
3. How about get a job b--ch!
Posted at 3:04PM on Sep 26th 2008 by Mia
