More on that sex video featuring former Creed man Scott Stapp and Kid Rock which, as previously reported, the rockers have been trying to get permanently withdrawn from sale (so far they have managed to force World Wide Red Light District to suspend distribution of the tape temporarily).
A court has dismissed a separate lawsuit issued by one of the women in the video because she refused to file her court papers under her real name. Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Gerald Hubbart told the unnamed woman's lawyer that the litigation could not proceed, but that she could refile her lawsuit within twenty days providing she did so under her real name.
The woman was suing both World Wide Red Light District and, for reasons I'm not entirely sure on, Scott Stapp but not Kid Rock. World Wide Red Light District continue to claim they are within their rights to distribute the video, telling reporters: "she's not a child, she's not abused, and she can't claim invasion of privacy because this tape was made in the presence of others".
But the unnamed woman's lawyer argued: "She's not a celebrity. She's not a public figure. She was promised there would never be any intentional commercial use or profit made from the tape".