But they’re not in the same industry. Rihanna’s product is makeup and beauty; dad is a talent agent. Although it’s an uncommon name, i wouldn’t say that her father is attempting to confuse anyone (with just the name and website alone; if he tried to advertise that she was involved that’s a different story)

Yah the font is too similar 

I also wonder whether his access to Rihanna is implied, and thus even more of a dissuasive factor for his case. 

Nah, he is clearly in trademark violation and will definitely lose this case. Trademark is not just the name, it’s the whole look, and the area of business they operate in. If a reasonable person could confuse Fenty Entertainment with Rihanna’s Fenty, then he’s in violation if he does not own any trademarks. Good…

Spending his saturdays praying and hanging out with his fiancee’s mom? Going to church on dates? Sounds like be’s overcompensating or trying to repress some non-christian urges. I don’t mind religion in moderation, but when people overdo it they’re usually hiding something

I think Katherine is the animal rescue advocate, which just adds another layer of weird to the relationship.

The more I learn about him, the happier I am for Anna Faris. She was way too cool for him. Except the dog abandonment thing. 

I’m with you. He seems like a narcissist in handsome sheep's clothing. 

I don’t know why, but Chris Pratt has always set off “DANGER, DANGER” bells in my head. Like, I feel as though he’d be really slowly emotionally manipulative and that his “charming” persona is just a public veneer that he strips off but only when he’s thoroughly got you under his control. RUN, KATHERINE.

I thought the same thing. Shouldn’t your partner be your “spotter”?

Difficult to know since the letter doesn’t address it, but I’m very curious about how UNSAFE’s partner reacted to this happening to them. As the kinky person into this scene, I’d think it was partner’s responsibility to make sure any party they took UNSAFE to conformed to the rules of conduct they’d explained to…

Hopefully in death, she has found Salvation.

I suppose that was inevitable.

Would’ve been funnier if the conversation with the pearl-clutching beat “reporter” didn’t go like this: