Madonna Sued for , ‘Pornography Without Warning’.<br />Concertgoer Justen Lipeles filed a lawsuit against Madonna and Live Nation on May 29.<br />Concertgoer Justen Lipeles filed a lawsuit against Madonna and Live Nation on May 29.<br />He alleges that during her March 7 concert in Los Angeles, the crowd was subjected to "pornography without warning.".<br />Lipeles went on to say that the crowd "was forced to watch topless women on stage simulating sex acts," 'The Guardian' reports.<br />He also complained that the concert <br />started an hour and a half late, and the <br />arena "was uncomfortably hot.".<br />Defendants did not provide any <br />notice to plaintiff that the concert <br />will start at a later time, Via lawsuit.<br />The temperature inside the Kia Forum <br />was uncomfortably hot as required by <br />Madonna who refused to allow the <br />air conditioning to be turned on. , Via lawsuit.<br />Lipeles claims to have become <br />"physically ill as a result of the heat.".<br />When fans complained, Madonna allegedly told the crowd to take their clothes off.<br />Further, during most of the <br />performance it was apparent to <br />plaintiff that Madonna was lip-syncing, Via lawsuit.<br />Lipeles is seeking compensatory damages, <br />a refund for his concert tickets and paid legal fees
