Zeros

Britney Spears Arrested and Released in California — Here's What We Know The news broke early Thursday morning and the internet hasn't stopped buzzing since: Britney Spears , the Princess of Pop herself , was arrested Wednesday night in Ventura County, California on suspicion of DUI . So what exactly happened? A Late-Night Traffic Stop in Westlake Village According to reports, California Highway Patrol officers pulled Spears over around 9:30 PM on Wednesday not far from her home in Westlake Village. She was alone in the car at the time . After the stop, officers transported her to a nearby hospital — not because she was injured, but to have her blood drawn to determine her blood alcohol content . From there, she was booked by the Ventura County Sheriff's Department at around 3 AM on Thursday morning. She didn't stay long. By 6 AM, inmate records show she had already been released. Her vehicle was towed . A court date has been set for May 4th. Her Team Brea...

When Digital Collectibles Meet Securities Law A federal judge in California has ruled that Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs are not securities , dismissing a class-action lawsuit against creator Yuga Labs . The decision by Judge Fernando M. Olguin arrives at an interesting moment in regulatory history—after the SEC closed its investigation into Yuga Labs earlier this year, but before we've seen how the agency will reconcile this ruling with its previous positions. The court's reasoning hinges on technical distinctions that matter enormously in securities law . Judge Olguin found that Bored Apes fail the " common enterprise " test because buyers purchased them on third-party marketplaces like OpenSea and Coinbase , not through a platform controlled by the issuer. This differs from NBA Top Shot and DraftKings NFTs , which courts have found plausibly constitute securities , partly because those transactions occurred within ecosystems the issuers controlled. The ...