A California judge dismissed a lawsuit against Nirvana from a man who alleged the band engaged in child pornography for using a photo of him taken 30 years ago as a naked baby
A California judge dismissed a lawsuit against rock group Nirvana from a man who alleged the band engaged in child pornography when a photo of him taken 30 years ago as a naked baby in a pool was used for the band’s “Nevermind” album.
The man, Spencer Elden, now 30, filed the lawsuit last year, asking the band’s members and the other defendants to each pay him $150,000 for taking the photo. Mr. Elden was 4 months old in 1991 when the photo was taken in a pool, according to court documents.
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