I Wrote a Fiction Series About Dead Celebrities. I Can’t Get Sued, Right?

If you want to go bankrupt from legal fees then, by all means, write about celebrities, and try to profit from their names.
If you want to go bankrupt from legal fees then, by all means, write about celebrities, and try to profit from their names.
Never, EVER trust a stranger you meet online.
African Authors Struggling; “Altered Images” in Research Papers; Social Media Wearing Away the 1st Amendment; Simon and Schuster CEO dies.
Photographer sues Sinclair Television for using his photo; Bauer Media ceases printing 7 magazines; Twitter and Google lose defamation case in Australia…but they would have won in the U.S.; Egypt filmmaker dies on prison cell
Two years ago, my former co-author and someone else attempted to “re-write” our original book. The new edition of the book still contains major swaths of my work…
Museum inspects Elvis’ Bible; Books Still Sell During COVID; Supreme Court Rules States Can’t Copyright Statutes; Has Your HP Printer Suddenly Stopped Working? This Might Explain Why!
World Book Day; and Facebook controls what THEY want you to see but their censorship policies make no sense.
Quarantined Folks Are Buying More Books!; Humvee Trademark Lawsuit; Candidate Sues Media for Libel; Editor Leaves Hollywood Reporter over Alleged Bias.
Book sales increase because they’re inexpensive entertainment; A dozen journalists releases from executive’s libel lawsuit; How U.S. presidents in history have tried to stop people from insulting them; How to read Kindle ebooks without a Kindle; Victoria Strauss delivers AGAIN!
Major publishers should have recalled employees from China weeks ago; Amazon limits fast shipping on “non-essential” items (but BookLocker’s books are shipping immediately!); Museum security chief takes over social media posts, and has people roaring with laughter; Skyhorse Publishing lays off nearly third of staff; and Netflix sued for defamation.