Terrence Howard's Lawsuit Against CAA Over 'Empire' Salary Dispute
Terrence Howard is suing Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for allegedly negotiating a lower salary for him on Empire compared to white actors on other shows. He claims to be owed over $120 million and accuses CAA of self-dealing. CAA is seeking to dismiss the case based on statute of limitations.
Key Points
- Terrence Howard claims CAA owes him over $120 million for his role on Empire
- He alleges that CAA negotiated higher salaries for white actors on other shows
- Howard accuses CAA of self-dealing and keeping his pay low through bundling deals
Pros
- Shedding light on potential unfair salary negotiations in the entertainment industry
- Raising awareness about racial disparities in pay
Cons
- Legal battle may tarnish Terrence Howard's reputation
- Could lead to complications in future job opportunities