The rapper, who famously flipped on his former gangmates in return for leniency, has again breached the terms of his probation and will soon face new punishment.
In this week's Legal Beat newsletter, 50 Cent sues his ex over life rights, UMG fires back over Salt-N-Pepa's masters, Sean Kingston's mom begs for mercy and much more.
Leiweke was allowed to turn himself in rather than face arrest. He was released on a $1 million bond.
Jane Buffett says in a new court filing that accountant Rick Mozenter is trying to "drain" the singer’s $275 million estate to fund his legal claims.
Lawyers for the superstar's company didn't mince words, calling ex-staffer Asha Daniels a "brazen liar" whose lawsuit "makes a mockery of true victims."
HYBE label Belift Lab disputes the former ADOR CEO's claims that ILLIT's debut too closely mirrored NewJeans.
Police are still investigating Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury performance, and Kneecap MC Mo Chara still faces a terror charge over a separate incident at the O2 Forum last year.
The rapper says in the lawsuit that Shaniqua Tompkins signed away her life story to him in exchange for $80,000 in 2007.
The major label says Salt-N-Pepa can’t exercise so-called “termination rights” because the rappers didn’t execute their own record deal.
A lawyer for the rap icon's estate tells Billboard that public figures must "dearly hold on to their good name and use of their images.”
