Bill Cosby, for all that he’s achieved in life, will forever be aligned with the struggle that is the mounting sexual assault and rape allegations that have dogged him the past few years. The once celebrated entertainer suggested that the charges against him could be the result of racist attacks in a radio interview set […]
Bill Cosby’s trial for his alleged sexual assault of a Temple University employee that he once mentored will begin in June.
Nick Cannon may have just uncovered one of television’s biggest secrets.
Ben’s Chili Bowl is an iconic food destination in Washington, DC. A mural of Bill Cosby that once graced the side of its U Street building has been removed.
Bill Cosby is facing trial for drugging a Temple student in 2004. However, due to the overwhelming evidence against him, he is reportedly asking his lawyers to seek a plea deal.
Bill Cosby is claiming he is legally blind, which would make confirming whether or not he’s met his accusers a problem. However, source are saying the “I can’t see” claims are just a ploy to gain sympathy.
Bill Cosby is pulling out all the stops. The disgraced comedian’s lawyers say he is legally blind, thus unable to identify his sexual assault accusers.
More than 60 women have come forward to say Bill Cosby allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted them in the past. Nevertheless, in a statement, the disgraced comedian says he is a victim of “racial bias and prejudiced” while trying to get the location of his forthcoming Pennsylvania trial moved.
Bill Cosby‘s later years are not going well. Page Six is reporting that the embattled comedian is now completely blind and homebound.
Kanye West “went there” as they like to say. His video for “Famous” featured wax figurines of the most talked about people in the world right now.
Bill Cosby and his legal woes have been the focus of much speculation and intense discussion via the media and otherwise. The heavily accused entertainer and his legal team are embroiled in an effort to get a 2004 rape charge tossed out of court, claiming the case was built upon “hearsay.”
Bill Cosby is going to trial. Today (May 24), a Pennsylvania judge rule that Cosby’s trial for sexual assault will move forward despite the attempts of his lawyers to have the charges dismissed.
