Dance Moms' Abby Lee Miller Will Plead Guilty to Federal Charges
Abby Lee Miller’s financial woes have been getting more and more complicated since she filed for bankruptcy in 2010, even before her Lifetime show aired.
Will American Apparel Stay 'American'?
Last week, American Apparel CEO Paula Schneider announced a round of layoffs as a part of a manufacturing “redesign” for the struggling company, which recently emerged from bankruptcy; she also hinted that the company may begin outsourcing the manufacturing of some garments to other parts of the country. This week,…
Dov Charney Testifies in Bankruptcy Court, Doesn't Make a Ton of Sense
At a hearing that started Wednesday in a Delaware bankruptcy court and continued today, Dov Charney, the ousted CEO of American Apparel, has attempted to convince a judge to reject the company’s reorganization plan—a plan which would leave shareholders, including Charney, with nothing.
Dov Charney Can No Longer Afford a Lawyer
Dov Charney, American Apparel’s former CEO, is long past being down to his last $100K—although his resolve to win back the company is apparently undimmed, Charney can’t even afford legal representation.
Abby Lee Miller of Dance Moms Accused of Hiding $755K in Income During Bankruptcy Filing
Dance Moms’ Abby Lee Miller appeared in court on November 2, 2015 in order to plead her innocence in a bankruptcy fraud case. Just last month Miller was charged with 20 counts of bankruptcy fraud.
American Apparel Has Finally Filed for Bankruptcy
Less than a year after controversial American Apparel CEO and founder Dov Charney was permanently booted from the company on charges of sexual harassment and misuse of company funds, his successor, Paula Schneider, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
American Apparel Is Doing So Badly It Can't Even File a Quarterly Report
Despite a restructured leadership, several rounds of layoffs and store closings, and a marketing revamp, American Apparel continues to suffer extreme financial losses.
Arrest Warrant Issued For Girls Gone Wild Creator Joe Francis
A federal judge has ordered that Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis be placed under arrest, part of an incredibly seedy and frankly hilarious bankruptcy trial that sounds exactly like how you’d picture Joe Francis behaving. Francis is believed to be living in Mexico with his girlfriend and their twin daughters.
My Husband Hates Me Because I'm a Kleenex Miser
Welcome to My Husband Hates Me Because..., our new series in which we explore all the quirky and charming ways in which we inadvertently drive our spouses crazy.
Annie Leibovitz Has a New $11.25M Home on Central Park West
Celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz is the proud new owner of a gorgeous home that will fill you with so much real estate envy.
Carol's Daughter Files For Bankruptcy
The companies affiliated with the popular beauty product brand Carol's Daughter filed for bankruptcy.
Casey Anthony Pretty Much Has Zero Dollars to Her Name
Five months after Casey Anthony's year-long probation ended, the infamous defendant acquitted, much to Nancy Grace's chagrin, in July 2011 of murdering her two-year-old daughter Caylee filed for bankruptcy Friday in Florida.
Company that Makes Twinkies Filing for Sweet, Delicious Bankruptcy
Start stockpiling your cream and preservative filled snack cakes: Hostess is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Again.
Ice Cream Of The Future Could Become A Thing Of The Past
Sad news, friends: today Dippin' Dots, the company that makes those tiny balls of ice cream sold in malls as "The Ice Cream of the Future," has filed for bankruptcy. The company is asking a judge to allow it to use cash collateral to stay in business. This would be good news for people who like novelty, and forms of…
The Real Housewives Bankruptcy Index
Housewives going broke is nothing new, but two more cast members of Bravo's franchise—Tamra's soon-to-be ex-husband Simon Barney and Alexis Bellino—have just filed for bankruptcy, making that a grand total of 10 Housewives who've sought protection from creditors.
National Enquirer Publisher Files For Bankruptcy
American Media Inc. filed for bankruptcy yesterday, listing between $500 million and $1 billion in debt. This will not affect the daily operations of the magazines it publishes, including the National Enquirer, Star, Shape, Men's Fitness and Fit Pregnancy.
All Of The Jersey Housewives Are Going Broke
The Real Housewives franchise purports to feature well-off women. But according to our research, their appearances of wealth can be quite deceiving. And their money problems extend even further than you might think.
There's A Sad AbFab Joke In This Somewhere
The house of Christian Lacroix has just filed for bankruptcy protection in French court. Owners the Falic Group have been trying to sell a stake in the company, but negotiations with potential investors broke down. In 22 years of operation, Lacroix has never turned a profit. [NY Times]
