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Controversy magnet and infrequent musician Courtney Love is being sued again, this time to the tune of a almost a million dollars. According to an Associated Press report, the management and accounting firm London & Co. is alleging that Love broke an oral contract promising the firm 5% of her earnings and those of her company, The End of Music. (The End of Music was established in order to manage the intellectual property of Love's late husband, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.)

The AP reports that London & Co. claim the 2007 sale of a portion Nirvana's publishing catalog that netted Love $19.5 million dollars would've earned the firm $975,000.

Reminds me of that time in college I sold my copy of From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah for beerbook money. And I didn't get enough back then, either!

In a related story, when two magnets of the same pole come together, things like this always happen.