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The British Royal Family - and its sympathizers - see no borders when it comes to sticking up for its own privacy. After the Royals' legal threats against a French tabloid over topless snaps of Kate Middleton, an Irish tabloid has just lost funding over printing the same controversial photos.

The media are a veritable collective hydra: cut off one head, more take the dead one's place. On the same day that French magazine Closer has pulled topless pictures of Kate Middleton from its website, an Italian publication owned by the same company claims no fear and promises a Monday publication.

So, "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis pretty much fails at lawsuits. Adding his name alongside Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes and DMX on the list of "People From Whom One Must NEVER Accept Legal Advice," Francis was slapped with a $20-million civil judgment for claiming a Las Vegas casino mogul wanted him dead.

Really, who finds this particular flavor of trolling amusing? For the second time this month and the third time this year, rumors of Bill Cosby's death have been greatly exaggerated. Similarly, a photoshopped phony news report made the social-media rounds Monday announcing the death of Rihanna - the second such hoax for the singer of 2012.

Cameras infiltrating Prince Harry's private party were a step over the line, U.K. singing star Charlotte Church claims. The 26-year-old Church feels that the world would've had an easy enough time finding what she feels were wrongly-taken snaps of the British royal, and didn't need the publishing assistance of Rupert Murdoch.

Prince Harry is taking it down a small notch....no, not his pants and belt this time, either. At his personal secretary's reported suggestion, the British royal has nixed a secret-alias Facebook account. We may never know what fodder for The Sun could've been.

It's been a year, but the case that made Casey Anthony famous probably hasn't been forgotten. Her acquittal of murder in the death of her daughter Caylee left the nation stunned, but she still faced 12 months of probation on a related check-fraud charge. Friday, her probation ends and she's a legally free woman.

Somehow, Octomom dodges the foreclosure bullet that's whacked so many between the eyes. The mother of 14, including once birthing octuplets, was given her second postponement in two days on her California home's auctioning-off. She's back about $33,000 on her mortgage, about $1 million in debt, and it would seem making a masturbation video didn't make much of a dent.

The Internet has lost an infamous creator. TMZ reports that Jim Paratore, the site's co-founder, has died during a vacation in France. A one-time Warner Bros. executive, Paratore was also instrumental in keeping Ellen DeGeneres in the television spotlight after recognizing her talent. In addition to championing her syndicated daytime talk show, he was also at various points attached to "The Bachelor," "The People's Court" and "Judge Mathis."