Following Trump’s 145% tariff on the merch manufacturing hub of China, companies and artists are scrambling for solutions — but uncertainty makes every decision fraught.
In this week's Legal Beat, DMX's estate wins a dispute with his ex-wife, Nelly threatens revenge after a case is dropped, Soulja Boy is held liable for assault and much more.
Less than half of managers at entertainment companies in the U.S. were women last year, a trend The Brooklyn Bowl and sister venue The Capitol Theatre buck.
Nashville-based digital marketing expert Jennie Smythe opens up about her career journey, launching the woman-led Girlilla Marketing and about her battle with cancer.
Robert Knotts and Jake Gear will run the iconic imprint out of Nashville.
The rapper was acquitted of capital murder in the case, a more serious charge that would have carried an automatic life sentence.
In the new role, Jorgensen will lead the company's Block 21 businesses in the city, including ACL Live, 3TEN and W Austin.
Zerza succeeds Bryan Castellani, who will serve until May 5.
The Copyright Office has opened a new inquiry into the potential faults in the U.S. PRO system. As industry stakeholders begin to weigh in, Billboard explains the core issues at play.
Nathan is credited with getting acts like Barenaked Ladies and 3 Doors Down signed.
