Attorney for ‘Nirvana Baby’ Explains Why They Believe a Jury Will Consider the ‘Nevermind’ Cover Child Porn

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Nirvana‘s ‘Nevermind’ cover, is likely to have his lawsuit dismissed.Elden, now 30, is suing the band’s surviving members and Kurt Cobain’s estate, among other individuals and entities.

HIS name might not be familiar, but his photo certainly is.  Spencer Elden was the baby who featured on the cover of US rockers Nirvana’s 1991 album Nevermind.  But the American model is now 30, and suing the band for alleged child sexual exploitation. He says his parents never signed a consent form for use of the nude photo and that it constitutes child porn.  But what has happened to others whose pictures have become part of music history? Here, we take a look.

Earlier this week, a lawsuit was filed against the band Nirvana by the man who was photographed as a baby on the Nevermind album cover.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterNevermind – but Nirvana is being sued by the man pictured naked as a baby from the front of the famous album cover.Spencer Elden – who is depicted in a swimming pool, grasping for a dollar bill – claims the image is child exploitation and his parents never signed a release so the snap could be used.The shot was created by underwater photo specialist Kirk Weddle who set up a studio in the pool in Los Angeles.Spencer was passed in front of the camera by an assistant who blew a puff of air in his face to wrinkle his nose.The fishhook and dollar bill was later slipped into the photo at frontman Kurt Cobain’s direction.But what are the secrets of other famous album

Nirvana, wants the album art altered for any future re-releases, his lawyer says.It was revealed yesterday (August 25) that Elden, now 30, is suing the band’s surviving members and Kurt Cobain’s estate, among other individuals and entities.

It’s one of the most evocative, unforgettable images from the ’90s. And now it’s being called child porn by the person in it.

The child star of Nirvana's 1991 album Nevermind artwork is suing the band for child sexual exploitation. Spencer Elden filed legal action against the band, Kurt Cobain’s widow Courtney Love, and multiple record labels, in a Californian district court on Monday, per TMZ.

Nirvana album cover Nevermind is suing the band for child sexual exploitation, according to reports. Spencer Elden claims that he's the naked baby that is famously pictured in a swimming pool on the cover of the 1991 album hit where he was completely uncovered.The Daily Star reports he's now said to be suing the band and Kurt Cobain's estate, 30 years later.

The naked baby photographed on Nirvana’s breakthrough album "Nevermind" is now accusing the band of being child pornographers, claiming they told him to "Come As You Are" without consent. Spencer Eldon, now 30, filed a lawsuit against Kurt Cobain’s estate and the band’s surviving members, saying the grunge pioneers violated federal child pornography statutes and sexually exploited him.

Dave Grohl has said that listening to Nirvana‘s album ‘In Utero’ “makes [his] skin crawl”.The Foo Fighters frontman spoke of his previous band’s third and final studio effort (released in 1993) for an updated version of his 2011 biography, This Is A Call: The Life And Times Of Dave Grohl.A 10th anniversary edition of the book, which was written by Paul Brannigan, is due to arrive next month.During a new extract first shared by Louder, Grohl explained: “[‘In Utero’] captured a moment in time for the band, and it’s definitely an accurate representation of the time, which was dark.“It’s a fucking dark album. I don’t like listening to that record.

Although it’s been 29 years since the release of Nirvana’s classic 1991 album, Nevermind, the band is now being sued by the baby who appeared on the album’s cover as he claims he was exploited by the bandmembers.

Nirvana’s surviving members Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, and the estate of Kurt Cobain, have been sued by Spencer Elden, who as a baby appeared on the cover of their iconic 1991 album ‘Nevermind’.As TMZ reports and according to legal documents uploaded by Pitchfork, Elden has sued the above parties as well as ‘Nevermind’ album artwork photographer Kirk Weddle and designer Robert Fisher; the labels responsible for the album’s release, including Universal Music and Geffen Records; and Nirvana’s drummer from 1988 to 1990, Chad Channing.Filed August 24, the lawsuit claims that the defendants have “violated” federal child pornography statutes and that Elden sustained “injuries” and “lifelong damages” as a result of the defendants’ “commercial

Nirvana and the estate of Kurt Cobain are being sued by Spencer Elder, a 30-year-old man who was the baby seen on the group's Nevermind album cover in 1991.Elden said in court docs reviewed by CBSLA, filed in Los Angeles federal court, that band members, record companies and creative personnel had 'trafficked' his image for profit, and have caused him to suffer and he 'will continue to suffer lifelong damages.'Elden, a Los Angeles native, said in court docs that his 'identity and legal name are forever tied to the commercial sexual exploitation he experienced as a minor which has been distributed and sold worldwide from the time he was a baby to the present day.' The latest:Nirvana and estate of Kurt Cobain are being sued by Spencer Elder,

filed a lawsuit against Kurt Cobain’s estate and the band’s surviving members, saying the grunge pioneers violated federal child pornography statutes and sexually exploited him.Eldon also said he has suffered “lifelong damage” from having his naked body plastered on the triple-diamond selling album, and claims neither he nor his guardians consented to the naked photoshoot, according to the federal suit.The band, photographer, and record labels “intentionally marketed Spencer’s child pornography and leveraged the shocking nature of his image to promote themselves and their music at his expense,” the suit alleges.The plaintiff, who was four months old at the time of the 1991 underwater photoshoot, also claims he was forced to engage in

The now 30-year-old man pictured as a baby on the cover of the multimillion-selling Nirvana album Nevermind filed suit today in Los Angeles, alleging the former members of the grunge-rock trio, various record companies, art directors and others violated federal criminal child pornography laws and caused him lifelong suffering by “trafficking” his image worldwide.

A man who says he is the baby pictured in Nirvana‘s Nevermind album cover is suing the band.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterThe baby from the iconic cover of Nevermind is suing Nirvana for child sexual exploitation, according to reports.Spencer Elden claims that he’s the naked baby that is famously pictured in a swimming pool on Nirvana’s 1991 album cover.He’s now said to be suing the band and Kurt Cobain’s estate, 30 years later. According to documents from a new federal lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Elden claims that he was unable to consent to his image being used as the album art because he was only four months old and that his legal guardians did not consent either.