Live Nation Finally Lost & a Real Housewife Planted a Bug

This week's docket is genuinely unhinged. A pop singer whose biggest hit is called "Romantic Homicide" was arrested on suspicion of murdering a 14-year-old girl whose body was found dismembered in the trunk of his Tesla. Live Nation and Ticketmaster just lost their antitrust trial — a jury unanimously declared them an illegal monopoly and found they overcharged consumers. A Real Housewives of Miami star turned herself in on felony charges after police found 98 secret recordings inside her ex-husband's car, including one that allegedly captures the sound of the bug being installed. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni are five weeks from trial and already fighting in pretrial motions about Johnny Depp. And Noah Beck's sister — a high school teacher — has been recommended for termination after her school found she groomed a student. I'm Jasmine Wegg, New York attorney and your legal bestie. Every week I break down what is actually happening legally behind the stories everyone is already talking about. This week: D4vd arrested — the "Romantic Homicide" singer and the murder of Celeste Rivas HernandezReal name David Anthony Burke, 21. Body of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez found dismembered in the frunk of his Tesla at a Hollywood tow yard in September 2025. Arrested April 16, 2026. No formal charges filed at time of arrest — the DA was reviewing for a charging decision. His attorneys immediately denied he was the cause of her death. What the legal status actually means, and why the no-bail hold matters. Live Nation vs. 34 states — the full story of how Ticketmaster finally lostThe 2010 merger. The consent decree they violated. The DOJ settlement that 34 states refused to sign. The Slack messages where an employee called fans "stupid" and bragged about "robbing them blind." And then the unanimous jury verdict on every single claim. What the remedies phase means and whether a structural breakup of Live Nation and Ticketmaster is actually coming. Lisa Hochstein — 98 recordings and the sound of the bug going inReal Housewives of Miami star turns herself in on felony interception charges. Her ex-husband found a hidden recorder in his Mercedes after she borrowed it. 98 recordings. Some captured conversations with his medical patients. One allegedly captures the sound of the device being installed. Florida all-parties consent law explained. Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni — the pretrial warTrial starts May 18th. Both sides are fighting over what the jury can hear before it even begins. Why Baldoni's PR team is trying to keep Johnny Depp out of the courtroom. Why Lively is trying to keep her net worth out. What these motions tell you about each side's strategy. Noah Beck's sister Haley Beck — the teacher, the student, and 4,000 textsRecommended for termination after the school's investigation found grooming occurred. 4,000+ texts. Snapchat username "Sneaky Link." Money sent on Apple Pay. Criminal investigation now with the Maricopa County Attorney. Why no criminal charges yet does not mean what people think it means — and why the double standard around female perpetrators in cases like this matters. Exhibit A-List drops every Monday. Nothing in this podcast is legal advice. 📲 Instagram: @jasminewegesq | @exhibitalistpod🎵 TikTok: @jas_the_lawyer🌐 wegesq.com