In California, Bill Cosby’s lawyers are requesting to temporarily dismiss his defamation lawsuit against supermodel Beverly Johnson.

On Sunday, a judge ruled against Camille Cosby’s last-ditch effort to sidestep a deposition in one of the defamation lawsuits against her husband Bill Cosby.

Camille Cosby has filed another emergency motion to delay her deposition on Monday, her lawyers citing that she “has had no involvement with the facts or allegations underlying this case.”

What would the world be like without some terrible Bill Cosby news? We’ve forgotten. This week, the fallen comedian is suing Andrea Constand, a woman he’s currently charged with drugging and raping, for repayment of a civil settlement sum he paid her in 2005—which stipulated that she remain quiet about his alleged…

A Pennsylvania judge has ruled that Bill Cosby’s criminal trial will continue despite his lawyers’ attempt to stop the proceedings with an appeal. This is the latest action against Cosby’s ‘I’m too famous to be on trial’ legal strategy.

In today’s Tweet Beat, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian lose their goddamn minds.

In Los Angeles, a judge has thrown out Janice Dickinson’s defamation complaint against Bill Cosby’s former attorney Marty Singer.

In Pennsylvania, a judge ruled that the criminal assault charge against Bill Cosby is worthy of a trial, despite a claim from a former District Attorney that he’d granted the comedian immunity 10 years ago.

On Wednesday, in Pennsylvania, Bill Cosby’s team continued to try to get him out of the criminal case lodged against him by Andrea Constand. His lawyer Jack Schmitt told a judge his client never would’ve testified in Constand’s 2005 civil suit, stemming from allegations that he’d raped her, if he’d known there would…

By now, over 50 women have come forward to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault, and according to The Washington Post, the public vindication of these women’s stories may have contributed to a shift in progress: more victims are coming forward to police departments, who are in turn listening to more women, and altering…

On Tuesday, Bill Cosby heads to court in Pennsylvania, where a judge will decide if his criminal charges are worthy of a trial. On December 30, Cosby was charged with aggravated indecent assault, which is a felony. If convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison—but, according to ABC News, there’s a twist.

In Pennsylvania, a federal judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit against Bill Cosby brought by a woman named Renita Hill.

During a stand-up set in 2014, comedian Hannibal Buress levied a blunt accusation at Bill Cosby that intensified the media’s attention to allegations of rape and sexual assault against him.

In his 2005 civil deposition, Bill Cosby admitted to buying Quaaludes, “with the intent of giving them to young women he wanted to have sex with.” That admission came during a lawsuit filed by Andrea Constand who claims that Cosby raped her in 2004. Constand sued Cosby for battery, assault, and defamation.

George Washington University is the latest school to announce they’re rescinding Bill Cosby’s honorary degree. GW said in October it wasn’t their practice to revoke honorary degrees, even in light of the tens of rape allegations against Cosby. On Monday, though, the school’s president said he’d reconsidered after…

Just days after refusing her request to avoid being deposed at all, Judge David Hennessy has granted Camille Cosby’s request for her deposition to be delayed. The deposition, reports ThinkProgress, was originally scheduled for Wednesday morning.

Camille Cosby, Bill Cosby’s wife and business manager, will be forced to testify in a defamation suit filed by seven women. Cosby’s lawyer had fought the subpoena, arguing that she had no knowledge regarding the allegations and that testifying would be an “undue burden” for Camille.

This is Cosby’s first statement since being arrested and charged with sexual assault. His lawyer, however, has said plenty, chalking the felony charge—which concerns just one of over 50 accusers—up to “political football.”

Leaning on a cane and his lawyer Monique Pressley, a sweater-clad Bill Cosby arrived at a Pennsylvania courthouse Wednesday, where he was arraigned on charges of aggravated indecent assault. But Pressley claims it’s all the result of the district attorney’s office playing politics.

Here’s alleged serial rapist Bill Cosby’s mugshot, taken today at the Pennsylvania courthouse where he was arraigned for “charges of aggravated indecent assault, a first-degree felony in connection with the 2004 case involving Andrea Constand.”