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14 Sunday, December 31, 2017 Paris Hilton @ParisHilton One day, someone will walk into your life & make you see why it never worked out with anyone else... Los Angeles inger Justin Biebers mother Pattie Mallette and singer-actress Selena SGomezs mother Mandy Teefey have decided to meet each other to decide the future of their childrens relationship. Los Angeles actress The Life & Style magazine claims that the two mothers he once-troubled will soon meet to discuss about TAmanda Bynes is Bieber and Gomez, reports gearing up for a busy aceshowbiz.com. 2018. “Amanda is “People in Mandy’s camp are saying it could looking forward to get real ugly. Mandy ringing in the new says Justin is trouble and year with her close immature, and she wants friends this year,” to knock some sense into her lawyer told Pattie and tell her their pagesix.com. kids are better off apart,” a “In 2018, she looks source said. forward to completing “She’s seen the highs and fashion school and lows of their relationship dipping her toe back into up close and she’s not a acting. She has had several fan. These women are not offers but is waiting for the on the same page. This is right one to come along for a comeback,” she added. going to be a very interesting Bynes currently attends the meeting,” the source added. (IANS) Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. (IANS) Los Angeles inger Bruno Mars and musician Mark Ronson have been sued for their hit singleS “Uptown funk”. Female rappers group The Sequence believe the song is “too similar” to their hit single “Funk you up” released in 1979, reports tmz.com. The Sequence is seeking a jury trial and financial restitution as they believe that “Uptown funk” has “significant and substantially similar compositional elements” of “Funk you up”. The group consisted of Cheryl Cook, Gwendolyn Chisolm and Angie Brown Ben Kingsley Stone. They have demanded an undisclosed amount of money from Mars and Ronson December 31, 1943 for copying “Uptown funk”. This is not the first time when “Uptown funk” has Won a Best Actor Academy Award for his role in the got Mars and Ronson into legal trouble. 1983 biopic Ghandi. He also played prominent roles In September earlier this year, a suit in the films Schindler’s List, Iron Man 3, Night at the was filed by Lastrada Entertainment Museum: Secret of the Tomb, and Prince of Persia, Company, Ltd -- the music publishing The Sands of Time. house that holds the copyright to popular band Zapp’s 1980 song “More bounce to the ounce”. (IANS).

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