Last updated: Saturday, November 17, 2007
BOY GEORGE FACE CASH CRISIS
British singer BOY GEORGE was left 'gobsmacked' after inadvertently signing a legal demand for $62,000 (GBP31,000).
Boy George leaving the Fashion For Relief at the Natural History Museum. London, England - 20.09.07
The former Culture Club star understood he was signing an autograph for a fan in a Manchester, England, nightclub.
But the document was actually a demand for money the star allegedly owes promoter Kasia Saleh for cancelling an appearance at Club GAY USA in Los Angeles.
A spokesman for Saleh says, "When he was told what it was he was gobsmacked."
Last month (Oct07), Manchester High Court heard the 46-year-old - real name George O'Dowd - pulled out of the event following an arrest for possession of cocaine.
The judge ordered George to pay $62,000 to compensate Saleh and cover costs - but she claims O'Dowd has refused.
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Source: WENN
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