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Melanie Griffith returned to social media to honor her stepson Jesse Johnson and his design milestone.
Johnson launched his design studio Jesse Johnson Creative and shared updates about new projects.
Architectural Digest featured Johnson's work, including a SoHo loft project in New York.
Griffith praised her son’s style and talent in her Instagram tribute.
Johnson is noted as an interior designer and designer-influenced actor with a growing brand.
Griffith has maintained friendships with her ex-husbands while supporting her blended family.
Jesse Johnson Creative describes a philosophy blending history, restraint, and boldness in design.
The Architectural Digest feature highlighted Johnson’s recent loft project in SoHo, NYC.
Griffith’s Instagram tributes emphasized pride in her family’s artistic talents.
The HELLO! piece places Griffith within a network of recent career milestones for her children.

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LBTS filed a $3 million defamation lawsuit against three ex-workers over social media posts alleging unsanitary conditions.
Former employees claim the suit is whistleblowing on unsafe sanitation in the tattoo industry, according to their defense.
LBTS says it operates in compliance with New York City Health Department standards and sterilization protocols.
Ex-piercers shared images alleging a dead rat, roaches, bedbugs, and other unsanitary conditions inside LBTS shops.
LBTS argues the defamation case caused loss of current and prospective clients, potentially over a million dollars.
Defendants contend the posts were whistleblowing and not intended to harm the business.
LBTS asserts its locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn follow health and sterilization standards.
The case involves disputes over health standards and public safety in the tattoo industry.
The suit cites alleged punitive damages and reputational harm to LBTS amid industry scrutiny.
The dispute follows viral social-media posts by ex-employees about conditions inside LBTS shops.

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A worker in SoHo was injured when his boom truck was hit by a box truck in a hit-and-run on West Houston Street.
The crash happened near Thompson Street around 6 a.m. and the worker fell from the boom truck.
The box truck driver did not stop and was last seen moving westbound toward the Holland Tunnel.
The injured worker was taken to the hospital in stable condition as investigators continue.
No arrests have been made yet as the investigation continues.

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