Tiger's agent says it was "done face-to-face and man-to-man." Williams has been openly upset about the firing, saying he got canned over the phone. It was a thinly-vailed slap at the man he believes let him go for no reason, and who finished tied for 37th Sunday, a whopping 18 strokes back of Scott. Tiger's recent split from Steve Williams, his longtime caddy, was a dominant subplot of this weekend's Bridgestone Invitational, won by Adam Scott.Ĭaddying for the Australian in their first victory together? Williams!Īsked about the victory he helped Scott achieve, Williams said it was the greatest he'd ever been a part of, and called the past week "the best of my life." In fact, his other "divorce" keeps making headlines. His divorce from Elin Nordegren is a distant memory, but Tiger Woods' life is far from back to normal. and $150,000 if they feel Dayglow " willfully infringed Moore's copyright."
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Moore is suing for copyright infringement and is asking for damages - plus $30,000 per violation if the court feels Dayglow did it by accident. Moore claims Dayglow than did "nothing more than construct a replica of the Kryoman suit" and began using it at their shows ( see below, taken from a video shot from a video in July). Moore claims he built up quite a reputation as Kryoman, performing with the likes of David Guetta, the Black Eyed Peas and Nicki Minaj.Īccording to the lawsuit, Moore claims Dayglow - a company that stages electronic music parties all over the world - approached him about appearing at one of their shows in Miami. He claims he copyrighted the suit - which is described in the lawsuit as being " 9 feet tall, covered in color-changing lights, wielding a gun in each hand." and he's filed a new lawsuit to establish giant lighted robot supremacy!Īccording to a lawsuit filed this week in Florida, Andrew Moore began performing in the Kryoman in 2005. Kryoman - the popular club music icon who dances on stage in an electronic suit - claims another act has stolen his trademark outfit. Kryoman - The Lawsuit Over the Suit | TMZ.com We're told if the estate can’t get a hold of the tape, they have other unreleased Tupac songs they're willing to part with. NOHO hasn't heard the song either - but the CEO is banking on the fact that it's a Tupac song. the estate doesn’t have possession of the sex tape and aren’t even sure which song is playing on it. the offer was big enough to catch the estate’s attention, because a rep for Pac's people reached out to NOHO and the two sides are trying to work out a deal. Sources connected to the negotiations tell us. while he was being "tended to" by a very friendly female in the 1991 footage. it's all about the music.Īs TMZ first reported, an anti-hangover drink company called NOHO has offered to pay $1,000,000 for the rights to the unreleased song 2Pac was rapping along with. Pac's estate has finally begun talks with a potential buyer. Good news on the Tupac Shakur sex tape front. Tupac Estate - A Million Bucks for Sex Tape Song Sounds GREAT! | TMZ.com
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