According To AllHipHop:

Let’s skip pass the irony of the headline and go straight to the facts. 28 Year old Starkeema Greenridge is suing MAC after Greenridge allegedly contracted herpes after from Rihanna’s lipstick.

Greenridge, who resides in Harlem, NY was at a recent May 7th Rihanna concert at the Barclays Center and claims a M.A.C. representative applied a sample of Rihanna’s lipstick on her lips at a pop-up shop outside the concert. According to the suit, the MAC representative used “unsanitary” methods when applying the makeup:

“(MAC) didn’t use a fresh or new lipstick tube, but rather one that had been used for other patrons,”

Greenridge told the Daily News that she suffered loss of wages, “mental anguish and emotional distress” due to the ordeal.

Rihanna signed a deal to release her own cosmetic line through M.A.C. in 2007.

Looks like Rih Rih is finally putting the finishing touches on the visual to her current hit ‘Pour It Up’ (not counting that struggle shit with Future, which shall go unnamed in this post), and we have a few pics to let the viewers in on what to expect. Hit the next page for more pics.

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From Daily Mail:

Rihanna is threatening to sue Topshop after claiming they sold T-shirts with her face on it without asking permission.

The superstar’s team is said to have told the high street clothing chain run by billionaire Sir Phillip Green to stop selling them, and is reported to be asking for £3million in compensation at the High Court.

The legal threat comes despite the What’s My Name singer having dined with Sir Philip and music mogul Simon Cowell while on her Christmas break to Barbados in 2010.

The star, who last year signed a deal worth a rumoured £800,000 to design a range with High Street rival River Island, tweeted about the Boxing Day meal they had together, saying: ‘Just had dinner w/ Simon Cowell Philip Green @ Sandy Lane! Great night!’

She has also spent time with Sir Philip’s daughter Chloe while holidaying at the same time in the Caribbean two years ago.

It was even rumoured she might follow in the footsteps of Kate Moss and design a range for Topshop, but the two parties could now face each other in court.

Last year Topshop released a T-shirt featuring a picture of Rihanna from her ‘We Found Love’ music video, which sold out quickly afterwards.

It is understood this is the garment at the centre of the row.

In Britain companies could argue that by buying the image from the photographer, they do not have to pay licensing fees to the star pictured.

Read the full write-up here.