You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte is in the news a lot recently for allegedly making things up. And if ...

Ryan Lochte hasn't trademarked the word "Jeah" yet, according to an electronic search within the US Patent and Trademark Office, but he might want to do so soon. Vaguely reminiscent of the colorful ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover the intersection of sports and money. He has tried to protect his rights in "JEAH" by filing a trademark application with ...

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And Compton rapper MC Eiht, who claims he was using the word long before the Olympic swimmer decided to adopt the lingo, isn’t about to keep quiet about the alleged injustice. “Why try and trademark ...

Thank you, Clive Davis! Because of him, I somehow got Magic Johnson to invite me to his next birthday party, had Ryan Lochte teach me his "Jeah!" catchphrase, and asked American Idol 's Randy Jackson ...

Olympic stud Ryan Lochte is trademarking his made-up catchphrase that no one – possibly even him – really understands. Lochte plans to use the wacky word “Jeah” on T-shirts, hats, water bottles, ...

If the preceding sentence makes no sense to you whatsoever, then you might want to watch the following extended trailer for E!'s upcoming celebreality series What Would Ryan Lochte Do? Actually, you ...

Recently, news broke about U.S. Olympic gold-medalist swimmer, Ryan Lochte, trying to trademark the catchphrase, “Jeah.” Well, MC Eiht has something to say about that in the form of a cease-and-desist ...

Olympic swimming superstar and part-time rocket scientist Ryan Lochte is no dummy. The man who made a living from swimming in a straight line is making sure he gets any proceeds from his revolutionary ...

Who knows if anyone would have capitalized on it, but Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte wants to own the catchphrase he created. Lochte trademarked the phrase "Jeah" on Aug. 1, according to a filing with ...