On November 5, Houston attorney Tony Buzbee allegedly filed a new multibillion-dollar lawsuit against Travis Scott, Drake, Apple, Live Nation, and others implicated in the Astroworld catastrophe. According to Forbes, Buzbee is representing over 125 concertgoers who were injured physically, mentally, or emotionally as a result of the fatal incident. They’re suing for more than […]
Read moreIn the aftermath of the Astroworld Festival tragedy, Nike has chosen to postpone the release of its Air Max 1 x Cactus Jack collaboration with Travis Scott. On Monday (November 15), the firm issued a statement explaining why releasing the shoes now would be insensitive: “Out of respect for everyone impacted by the tragic events […]
Read moreOn Friday (November 12), attorneys Ben Crump, Alex Hilliard, and John Duffy held a news conference in Houston’s Harris County Civil Courthouse to discuss the several cases filed against Travis Scott and Astroworld. Crump claimed he is representing over 200 alleged victims, according to ABC13 Houston, who claim they suffered both physically and psychologically as […]
Read moreWhen the Houston Police Department announced that a security officer had been injected with narcotics, the tragedy at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival on November 5 took on an even darker tone. Houston Police Chief Troy Finner told reporters the day after the tragic festival crowd surge, which killed eight people and wounded hundreds more, that […]
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