A Pennsylvania judge on Tuesday found enough evidence to proceed with the sexual assault case against Bill Cosby.
A week after it was reported that Bill Cosby‘s lawyers requested to have the sexual assault case against him dismissed, new evidence has surfaced that Cosby admitted to abusing women while being questioned for Andrea Constand’s civil lawsuit in 2005 and 2006. The Cut reports that Cosby “acknowledged drugging and giving alcohol to women before having […]
Plus, a judge denies delaying Camille Cosby’s testimony in a Mass. defamation suit against her husband.
Plus, Camille Cosby's lawyers file an appeal to stop her from being forced to testify against her husband in a pending defamation suit.
Bill Cosby's attorneys have released a statement questioning the Prosecutor's motive.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Bill Cosby on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting former Temple employee Andrea Constand in 2004.
If Bill Cosby‘s response to sexual assault accusations seems aloof and callous, an account of his much-discussed 2005 deposition that was published Saturday in the New York Times sheds light on…
Bill Cosby admitted to shamelessly using money, power and drugs to pursue women for his numerous affairs in court documents that have just been released. This just keeps getting worse. In a 2005 deposition obtained by The New York Times, Cosby detailed how he met a number of different women before getting intimate with them. […]
I’m not entirely sure I believe comedian Hannibal Buress when he says he didn’t think making an onstage joke about Bill Cosby’s (pictured) history…
