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Jul 28, 2009 -
An American Apparel store manager sent Gawker an anonymous email claiming that controversial CEO Dov Charney was at it again.
The oft-sued Charney, this manager claimed, was demanding that underperforming AA stores send in photos of their sales staff to him so he could determine who wasn't good looking enough for the store. What would happen to these possibly hardworking folks who didn't enough resemble teenage Lolitas?
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May 18, 2009 -
Director Woody Allen and American Apparel's two-year battle have finally come to an end. American Apparel has agreed to pay Allen $5 million to settle a lawsuit claiming the company used his image on billboards and the Internet without his consent. “Naturally there is some relief of not having to go through a trial, but I also harbor a sense of remorse and sadness for not arguing an important issue regarding the First Amendment, particularly the ability of an individual or corporation to invoke the likeness of a public figure in a satiric and social statement,” said CEO and founder of American Apparel, Dov Charney, who also mentioned that the decision to settle the case was made on behalf of the company's insurance carrier.
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Sep 23, 2008 -
Why do I bet this infamous sexual harasser dude finds their portrayal flattering, though? (Hey Dov: a porn 'stache and yucky green manties are too much.)
Thanks, Jezebel!
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May 24, 2008 -
American Apparel is a glorified T-shirt shop that's made a name for itself by providing the highest quality advertising amateur porn around. While this is no secret, what goes on behind the scenes of AA's operation is anyone's guess. Where does Dov Charney, CEO and Raunchmaster Extraordinaire, find his hungover, semiconscious "models" anyway?
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Jan 08, 2008 -
The founder of American Apparel, Dov Charney, is being accused of vile language and acts by a former employee.
In the civil sexual harassment case, which begins in Los Angeles tomorrow, ex-American Apparel employee Mary Nelson charges that Charney once had a meeting with her wearing only a strategically placed sock, invited her to perform lewd acts with him, and then fired her when he learned she planned to meet with a lawyer. Already, Charney has admitted during a deposition to walking around his office wearing only American Apparel-made underwear, sleeping with employees, and referring to women in derogatory terms.
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May 05, 2007 -
On this episode of ANTM, Tyra takes the girls to an American Apparel photo shoot. Uh, classy. But it gets even better: the photographer is none other than AA's unconventional CEO, Dov Charney-- a man inspired by 1970's amateur porn.
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Other Search Results
May 18, 2009 -
- Woody Allen takes on American Apparel's Dov Charney in court. — New York Daily News
- Myanmar junta to try opposition leader Suu Kyi and the American man who swam to her house. — CNN
- A 4.7 earthquake shook large stretch of Southern California Sunday night.
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Aug 13, 2008 -
Lost dog or American Apparel ad campaign? – LAist
Is this man too slow for a guide dog?! – Dogster
OMG, teensy platypuses are painfully adorable – Cute Overload
Elephant Seals work better than satellites and survey ships – National Geographic
Lead dangers exist from pet toys from China – Pet Place
Now I've seen it all with dog soap-on-a-rope – Rare Bird Finds
Heartworm prevention care key for kitty cats – Wag Reflex
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Sep 27, 2008 -
- Ever have the feeling that the little people don't count? You're right.
- Michael Phelps as McSwimmy. Hawt!
- Mike has an unfortunate name.
- Vote for your favorite worst opening line in a romance novel.
- For an added personal touch to home décor, try killer clown art.
- The whole world to American Apparel's Dov Charney: Put on some damn pants, man!
- Airborne's new marketing strategy: distract them with shirtless Sebastian!
- Size does matter.
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Apr 14, 2008 -
American Apparel CEO Dov Charney's Los Angeles home is pretty unmistakable due to the giant sculpture that flips all of downtown LA off, greeting guests as they approach his front door. I wouldn't call it the most tasteful pièce de résistance, but for the head of a company whose ads are nearly pornographic, I'd say it's fitting. What do you think?
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