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Justin Curto

Justin Curto

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Music News Writer, Vulture

Chicago

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  • Diddy Wants to Delay Sex-Trafficking Trial by Two Months

    By Justin Curto Verified| Vulture Verified Combs. Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs are requesting a two-month delay in his sex-trafficking trial, which is slated to start May 5 in New York. Diddy’s team said in a letter to the judge that the delay will give them “the necessary time to prepare his defense” after a new superseding indictment in the case, Billboard reported on April 16. The latest indictment, from earlier this month, included additional counts of sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution from a new victim.

    By Justin Curto Verified · Vulture

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter Faces Fourth Sexual-Assault Allegation

    By Justin Curto Verified| Vulture Verified A fourth woman has sued Nick Carter for sexual assault over two incidents in 2005. The woman, Laura Penley, claimed she would visit travel from Oregon to Los Angeles to visit the Backstreet Boys singer, and they had consensual sex multiple times, Rolling Stone reported. When she told him she did not want to have sex during one visit, she claims he told her “the only reason she was there was to have sex” and proceeded to restrain and rape her.

    By Justin Curto Verified · Vulture

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Diddy Wants to Delay Sex-Trafficking Trial by Two Months

    By Justin Curto Verified| Vulture Verified Combs. Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs are requesting a two-month delay in his sex-trafficking trial, which is slated to start May 5 in New York. Diddy’s team said in a letter to the judge that the delay will give them “the necessary time to prepare his defense” after a new superseding indictment in the case, Billboard reported on April 16. The latest indictment, from earlier this month, included additional counts of sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution from a new victim.

    By Justin Curto Verified · Vulture

    Apr. 16, 2025

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