(Bloomberg) -- Two Live Nation Entertainment Inc. ticketing directors bragged about the high fees the company charges fans at its venues, joking in internal messages that the company is “robbing them ...

Two Live Nation Entertainment Inc. ticketing directors bragged about the high fees the company charges fans at its venues, joking in internal messages that the company is “robbing them blind” and that ...

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Four weeks vs 12 weeks. That's the difference between the bans that French forward, Oscar Jegou, and Springbok lock, Eben Etzebeth received for their respective eye-gouges on opponents. But what does ...

The exchanges were revealed in court documents this week as exhibits tied to Live Nation's antitrust lawsuit. By Ethan Millman Music Editor A pair of Live Nation employees joked about “gouging” fans ...

France flanker Oscar Jegou has been handed a ban after being found to have gouged the eye of Scotland hooker Ewan Ashman in his side’s Six Nations defeat at Murrayfield. Jegou was cited following an ...

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Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. France’s Oscar Jegou, center, is challenged by ...

Just days after settling with the Department of Justice (DOJ), ticketing company Live Nation is again under fire after internal messages between employees revealed bragging about “taking advantage” of ...

France flanker Oscar Jégou has been banned for four weeks after being found guilty of eye-gouging during his side’s Six Nations defeat to Scotland. Jégou was cited following an incident which appalled ...