CBS METEOROLOGIST DIES TRIAL

Glittering goddesses! Taylor Swift and Chloe Bailey bring the sparkle in silver dresses as they lead best dressed at the MTV Video Music Awards red carpet

Harry and Meghan are 'unlikely' to visit Queen at Balmoral during their whistle-stop tour of the UK and Europe next week - amid ongoing row with Home Office over Duke's security 'When Hunter responded that losing his case, career, income, healthcare, reputation, and having case law in his name that was adverse to every journalist and broadcaster in California did not make him feel like a 'winner,' Allred offered no response.'

CBS METEOROLOGIST DIES TRIAL

'Allred explained to Hunter that he should feel like a 'winner' because the trial court ruled in his favor,' the suit says. Hunter claims that he confronted Allred with the claim that she hadn't properly represented him, and her response was less than spectacular. It also says Allred entered into a settlement for less than the $800,000 award without his permission. The suit alleges that Allred failed to talk to Hunter's co-workers, whom he says would have backed up his claims. It also said that he hadn't provided any statements from his co-workers. His appeals were dismissed in 2016, when a court said he hadn't provided sufficient evidence to disprove CBS's claim that he lacked the 'talent, skill or on-air presence' to make it in LA. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday, says that Allred was left jobless and almost penniless after it was ruled he would have to pay $800,000 to CBS. Attorney Gloria Allred (pictured) is being sued by former client Kyle Hunter, who says she left him near-penniless after mishandling his discrimination lawsuit against CBS

Cbs meteorologist dies