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4 September 2019CopyrightSaman Javed

Ariana Grande sues Forever 21 for $10m over ‘fake’ social media campaign

Ariana Grande is suing Forever 21 for $10 million, alleging that the retailer used her likeness, trademarks and copyright to promote its products after the singer refused an endorsement deal.

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