Ashton Kutcher and his production partner have settled a.4 million lawsuit with officials at the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) over a scrappe...
Ashton Kutcher and his production partner have settled a $1.4 million lawsuit with officials at the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) over a scrapped reality show featuring their employees.
The Two and a Half Men actor, who runs Katalyst Media with his pal Jason Goldberg, struck a deal with DMV bosses to make a fly-on-the-wall TV series about the everyday issues facing department staff, but executives reportedly pulled out of the deal "abruptly and without justifiable excuse" - even though the project had already been picked up by chiefs at TruTV, according to papers filed in a Los Angeles court last year (12).
The two parties have since reached an undisclosed agreement to have the case dismissed, reports the Associated Press.
