Appeals court rules Nirvana must face child pornography lawsuit for 'Nevermind' album cover
A federal appeals court ruled that Nirvana must face a child pornography lawsuit for their "Nevermind" album cover featuring a nude baby.
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A federal appeals court ruled that Nirvana must face a child pornography lawsuit for their "Nevermind" album cover featuring a nude baby.
A federal appeals court on Thursday revived a child pornography lawsuit against Nirvana brought by a Los Angeles man who appeared as the naked infant in the band's 30-plus-year-old album "Nevermind."
A dismissal of the 'Nevermind' baby's lawsuit against Nirvana has been reversed.
Spencer Elden had sued Nirvana for child pornography. An alleged statute of limitations has now been lifted by a federal court – because of a republication from 2021. Elden is seeking at least $150,000 in damages per defendant. Nirvana's lawyer, Bert Deixler, called the court's decision a "procedural setback" However, he was convinced: "We will fight this unfounded case with full vigor and expect that we will prevail""Nevermind" is one of the most famous albums in rock history.
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