R&B singer Chris Brown, 35, was labeled a rapist in the Discovery/Warner Bros documentary "Chris Brown: A History of Violence" (New Documentary Accuses Singer Chris Brown Of Rape At A Diddy Party (Videos)). Brown stated he submitted documentation through an attorney refuting the rape claims of a Jane Doe that filed and withdrew a lawsuit against him with allegations of the same. However, Brown alleges it was ignored and the documentary went forth anyway.

Mainstream press outlets are reporting Brown has now filed a $500 million dollar lawsuit against Discovery and Warner Bros over the documentary. Brown alleges he was made to look like a "serial rapist and a sexual abuser" in the documentary. Brown's attorney Levi McCathern complained they took the anonymous victim's word for it, "Who's been completely discredited story and protect her identity and treat her like a victim and put this out there for the public eye."

Brown had been attending Diddy parties and it has tarnished his name in the fall out of the rap mogul's arrest and massive fall from grace. Diddy's sons even appeared in Brown's music video for the song "Go Crazy." Due to those business and personal ties, it enabled Jane Doe to come forward and tell her story due to the Diddy scandal that has damaged Hollywood.

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