Legal Question in Entertainment Law in California

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if it's true, not invasive of privacy, not against your workplace rules/prior contractual obligations, andbdoes not involve criminal activity on your part, hey, go for it.

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If you tell the truth, (or even express your opinion, in most cases), you can't be sued for libel or slander, especially when the person involved is a public figure.

If, however, you're under some other legal obligation to keep your mouth shut (such as an employment agreement, etc.), you may have some issues to consider.

Also... beware that just because it's not libel or slander, you also have a reputation at stake, so you'll want to be careful about how YOU're portrayed.

Good luck!

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These guys have made good comments, but just remember that you can always be sued for anything at any time, regardless of whether there is a valid basis for suing you. So I suggest you do your best to retain anonymity.