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Someone Just Got Paid $500,000 For A Dov Charney Tell All

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The literary community is clutching its pearls after news broke this week that an untested, first-time author was given a half-million dollar advance. It then proceeded to tear its pearls off its neck and stamp the floor in riotous anticipation when it was revealed this author is writing a book about Dov Charney.

New American Apparel T-Shirt Posits That ‘Teenagers Do It Better’

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You’d think a guy whose teenage employees have accused him of turning them into sex slaves would want to do everything in his power to not look like a child molester. And yet, American Apparel CEO and skeezeball-in-chief Dov Charney is currently selling a t-shirt that proclaims “Teenagers Do It Better” in big block letters.

American Apparel Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit For $343K

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Is American Apparel ever not being sued? In this week’s edition of who the clothing company has pissed off, we have Christopher Renfro, an African American man and former American Apparel employee who began working with the company in 2006 and ultimately sued in 2008 for racial discrimination. Renfro alleged that his supervisor, Sean Alonzo, repeatedly referred to him with the racial slur “nigger.” And we thought Dov Charney saying that he loves “sluts” was bad enough.

Dov Charney A No-Show At American Apparel Shareholder Meeting

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American Apparel may be (temporarily) in the clear after a group of Canadian investors bought $15.2 million worth of company shares last month, but it’s still deep in debt and recovering from losing a whopping $86.3 million in 2010 alone.
Given that the future of his company is bleak at best, it seems counterintuitive that Dov Charney, the company’s chairman, CEO, and principal shareholder, was noticeably absent from American Apparel’s shareholder meeting on Tuesday.

PHOTOS: American Apparel’s New Boob-Filled Jeans Ads (NSFW)

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You know what’s not a secret? American Apparel is in serious financial trouble. You know what else is not a secret? Sex sells! Or at least it’s supposed to. Which is why for the past decade or so American Apparel has resorted to hiring nude models in its advertising. The latest ads, for the company’s new line of women’s jeans, are just as porny as the rest of them, but they leave us questioning whether or not the strategy is actually going to work.

Dov Charney Has A Browser Bookmark For ‘Good Hookers’

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Today Dov Charney hosted a webinar for American Apparel store managers, via his personal computer. One of the managers who “attended” this virtual meeting was industrious enough to take a screenshot of Charney’s desktop, and in turn send it to Gawker. Charney’s digital life is just as creepy as his actual life, but hey — he has a Mac!

10 Important Things We Learned Last Week: April 24-30

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From everything we know about Kate Middleton to Kate Moss getting naked for Vogue, if you missed something last week, we’ve got you covered.

Sexual Abuse Accusers Now Suing Dov Charney For Defamation, Too

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A group of women who sued American Apparel CEO Dov Charney for numerous counts of sexual abuse are fighting back against allegations that they were never assaulted in the first place. And how? By suing Dov Charney and American Apparel again, this time for defamation, emotional distress, invasion of privacy and online impersonation.

New American Apparel Investor Says Dov Charney Is Innocent

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American Apparel’s latest financial savior isn’t worried about recent allegations that CEO Dov Charney sexually assaulted a group of his female employees. Michael Serruya, who last week managed to save American Apparel from defaulting on its debt covenants, said he thinks the sexual assault case against Charney is an attempt to take advantage of his bad image.

Canadian Yogurt King Saves American Apparel

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Dov Charney‘s business is safe again — for now — thanks to a coalition of investors who managed to raise over $15 million to help American Apparel avoid defaulting on its loans. And the leader of that coalition is none other than a man who got his start selling frozen yogurt at a mall north of Toronto.

Dov Charney Hopes To One Day Live Like Hugh Hefner

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We’re starting to wonder if embattled American Apparel CEO Dov Charney doesn’t just do and say certain things just to get a rise out of us. (And upon reflection, we’re pretty sure that’s exactly what he does, so… Anyway!) Charney is the subject of a New York Times profile today in which he mocks American Apparel’s board of directors, decries the “repressive” state of American culture, and reveals his desire to recreate the Playboy mansion in his 20-room concrete home in Los Angeles’ hipster-friendly neighborhood of Silver Lake.

10 Important Things We Learned Last Week: April 3-9

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This week Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld made headlines — as did Dov Charney and Lady Gaga. Reality shows were such a thing, Kanye got back in the fashion game, and the royal wedding continued to take over our lives.

In Which High School Dov Charney Is Just Like Adult Dov Charney

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Given that we’re witnessing the professional and personal undoing of American Apparel head honcho Dov Charney, it’s not surprising that people from his past are coming out of the woodwork. And we’re not just talking about his accusers, we’re also talking about his boarding school classmates.

WATCH: American Apparel Gets The Taiwanese CGI Treatment

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Somewhere, an American Apparel investor is praying Dov Charney‘s remarkable ability to garner headlines will somehow translate to in store sales. But in the meantime, Taiwanese animation aficionados NMA have included the ailing brand in their latest offering: “America’s Fastest Dying Industries.” This may sound crunchy and probably depressing, but just wait until CGI Dov appears. The payoff is sweeter than we could ever imagine.

WATCH: CNN Asks Dov Charney How It Feels To Be Called A ‘Pervert’

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American Apparel just announced their new jean line yesterday, but CEO Dov Charney found himself on the news this morning for a slightly less sellable reason. Instead of talking denim, CNN grilled him on the sexual harassment lawsuits recently filed against him, in which no less than five women are suing him for damages totaling $250 million.

Will A New Denim Line Save American Apparel?

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In March, before word got out about just how bad American Apparel‘s financial situation is, the company’s CEO Dov Charney announced that he’d unveil a denim line this month. On Monday, he sent out a press release detailing exactly what those jeans will look like. But with the company in so far over its head, we’re wondering whether or not a few pairs of jeans will be enough to save the company.

Is This The Beginning Of The End For American Apparel?

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American Apparel‘s financial situation might be worse than we thought it was last week, when the brand wrote in its first quarter report that it lost $86.3 million dollars in 2010. Today, the picture has become a little clearer, with WWD reporting that unless a fiduciary miracle happens before April 30 (like someone buying a controlling stake in the brand), CEO Dov Charney and company might have to file for bankruptcy protection.

10 Important Things We Learned Last Week: March 27-April 2

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This week Scott Schuman and Britney Spears got in trouble, Dolce & Gabbana got out of trouble, and Jessica Simpson just got paid. Christian Siriano and Rachel Zoe made headlines, too. Also, Legos!

Guess How Much Money American Apparel Lost In 2010?

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How many sentences have we written lately that begin with the words “As if Dov Charney didn’t have enough to worry about already …”? Well, as if Dov Charney didn’t have enough to worry about already, it was reported this morning that the clothing company he founded, American Apparel, ended 2010 on a really bad financial note. How bad? Let’s just say in a year, it lost more money than we’ll ever actually see in our lifetimes.

Dov Charney Buys A Little More Of His Own Company

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Over the weekend, American Apparel founder Dov Charney gave his flailing clothing company a much needed shot in the arm by way of trading a couple million dollars for a few million shares of stock. Because he’s totally not going to need that money for anything else.

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