The legal battles of disgraced comedian Bill Cosby are not quite over just because he was released from prison last year after his sexual assault conviction was overturned.
The Supreme Court refused to reverse the disgraced comedian Bill Cosby's overturned sexual assault conviction.
Bill Cosby is a free man but not free from public scrutiny. A forthcoming documentary will examine how he went from American’s favorite television dad to disgraced comedian.
Bill Cosby is now dealing with another lawsuit brought against him by one of the 60 women who claimed he sexually assaulted her which was filed in a federal court in New Jersey.
Bill Cosby has chimed in on Kelly's explosive case by saying the Chicago native was "railroaded" in his case and Twitter has some thoughts.
Bill Cosby won't be telling jokes on a stage any time soon.
Andrea Constand—the woman whose alleged sexual assault landed disgraced comedy icon Bill Cosby in prison for more than two years of what was supposed to be a three to 10-year sentence—is not done speaking out against her accused attacker. She had spoken for the first time since his release from prison due to a previous deal that should have prevented his criminal prosecution.
Bill Cosby is a free man, but the stink of his guilt is clinging to him. The disgraced comedian is planning a return to the stand up comedy circuit, but it's already been rejected by an NYC destination.
According to his publicist Andrew Wyatt, an "exuberant" Bill Cosby is aiming to go out on a comedy tour based on his experiences including his time in prison after being convicted of assault against Andrea Constand.
Based on the decision made by the district attorney working on the case back in 2005, it was decided that the officer would not seek a conviction due to the fact that Cosby's accuser came forward with the case a year after the alleged assault occurred while remaining in contact with him.
Andrea Constand took to social media to issue a statement about Bill Cosby's release from prison on a technicality by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Phylicia Rashad doubled down on her support for Bill Cosby and is getting dragged for it on social media.
