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Kate Upton’s Right of Publicity (Image Theft?)
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March 17, 2021
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10:06Now PlayingKate Upton’s striking similarity to the bikini girl in GTA 5 begs the question: How much do YOU control YOU? This right to control your image, voice and likeness is called the right of publicity. Here we explain some of the crazy celebrity stories about this right.
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