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According to the rapper's lawsuit, LFP � which owns Hustler magazine and its empire of other print titles and films � acquired promotional onstage and backstage footage from another company, Category 5, which shot a February 2004 Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz concert in New Orleans. Before using this footage, Category 5 was supposed to clear it with TVT Records but did not, the suit says, and it asks for $75,000 in damages for that breach alone.[see full story for more]
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