Pop Star Rain Arrives at US Court
Published on | Source
South Korean pop star Rain has arrived at federal court in Honolulu to testify in a civil lawsuit filed against him over cancellation of his 2007 Hawaii concert, The Associated Press reported.
Before entering the courthouse Monday, Rain said "Aloha", flashed a "shaka" sign to a handful of fans and was served with papers on canceled concerts in other states, including one in Los Angeles, AP said. He let the documents fall to the ground.
Honolulu-based Click Entertainment is suing Rain and his former agency for breach of contract and fraud for canceling the concert at Aloha Stadium without explanation.
Plaintiffs say Rain kept a $500,000 appearance fee. The Korean star was scheduled to testify Monday afternoon.
The courtroom was packed with fans, all female, ranging from grandmothers to teenagers.
Before entering the courthouse Monday, Rain said "Aloha", flashed a "shaka" sign to a handful of fans and was served with papers on canceled concerts in other states, including one in Los Angeles, AP said. He let the documents fall to the ground.
Honolulu-based Click Entertainment is suing Rain and his former agency for breach of contract and fraud for canceling the concert at Aloha Stadium without explanation.
Plaintiffs say Rain kept a $500,000 appearance fee. The Korean star was scheduled to testify Monday afternoon.
The courtroom was packed with fans, all female, ranging from grandmothers to teenagers.
Advertisement
Allow 12h to have your full ad-free access set up
🚫 Remove Ads
• It's currently impossible to keep HanCinema running as it is with advertising only • Please subscribe • Support HanCinema directly and enjoy ad-free browsing
7 days free then US$1.99 a month (⚠️ No streaming included)