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Joe Francis Threatens Lawsuit Against Madonna Over “Girls Gone Wild” Song
'Girls Gone Wild' Creator Joe Francis Issues Cease and Desist Letter to ... - Hollywood Reporter
'Girls Gone Wild''s Joe Francis Sends Legal Threat to Madonna Over Super Bowl Show - Hollywood Reporter
Madonna Premieres Music Video, Receives 'Girls Gone Wild' Cease and Desist Letter - AceShowbiz
Madonna to Joe Francis -- Relax, I'm Not Singing Your Stupid Song 'Girls Gone Wild' At Super Bowl
Joe Francis still maintains he owns the trademark name of her new track 'Girls Gone Wild' - the name of the adult video franchise he created - after previously issuing her a "cease and desist" letter if she sang the song during her Super Bowl performance ...
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Uh-oh! This is not good!
Joe Francis, who created the Girls Gone Wild series, has slapped Madonna with a cease-and-desist letter over the usage of his franchise name as a title of one her new songs on MDNA, and is threatening legal action if she does not comply to certain terms!
According to the letter, which [...]
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- Madonna Threatened With Lawsuit By “Girls Gone Wild” Creator (idolator.com)
- Girls Gone Wild’ Creator Threatens to Sue Madonna (api.bing.com)
Madonna's people have confirmed that no, she's not going to perform "Girls Gone Wild" from her new album, which GGW-founder Joe Francis said ripped off his trademark. Madge is going to be performing "Give Me All Your Luvin,'" which already has its own music video featuring football players, letterman jackets and bored cheerleaders on the sidelines, M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj. [ more › ]
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- ‘Girls Gone Wild’ founder tries to halt Madonna song (nydailynews.com)
Speculation is still rampant concerning what songs Madonna will choose to play during the Super Bowl, but if Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis gets his way, one song won’t even be considered. Apparently, the Material Girl’s new album features a track called “Girls Gone Wild”. Francis holds a patent on said phrase, and he’s willing to get lawyers involved to make sure Madonna doesn’t sing it.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- This morning, a cease and desist letter was sent to Madonna, her management, NBC Sports and the NFL from Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis' attorney. In the letter, attorney David Houston asserts that Madonna is infringing on his client's long-time trademark, Girls Gone Wild, without his permission. While shopping on Apple iTunes this morning, Francis discovered that "Girls Gone Wild" is the title...
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From sys-con.com
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"Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis is telling Madonna that she better not sing her new song "Girls Gone Wild" at the Superbowl this Sunday. Or else! [ more › ]
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Madonna is planning a big concert performance for her fans on tour. While the Material Girl is currently picking dancers for her stage and starting rehearsals soon, she is sharing what fans can expect on tour. One thing that won’t be part of her routine ...
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Overview
Girls Gone Wild is a video series about "wild" girls, mostly showing off their breasts. The brand was built up by late night TV ads. Girls Gone Wild founder, Joe Francis, has been in the news and under police investigation on bribery charges. The Girls Gone Wild franchise also made news when it offered American Idol contestant Antonella Barba a...more
Girls Gone Wild is a video series about "wild" girls, mostly showing off their breasts. The brand was built up by late night TV ads. Girls Gone Wild founder, Joe Francis, has been in the news and under police investigation on bribery charges. The Girls Gone Wild franchise also made news when it offered American Idol contestant Antonella Barba a contract to host a Girls Gone Wild party.
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