The3rdBevco, which nearly signed a consulting deal with Rorrey Fenty, allegedly used the star’s photos and music in investor presentations about the nonexistent "RiRi Rum."
Baldoni is still pushing for access to Lively and Swift’s text messages even after dropping a subpoena he had sent to the pop superstar.
In this week's Legal Beat newsletter, Ed Sheeran's never-ending copyright clash, Smokey Robinson's latest abuse response, another dispute over Taylor Swift's texts and much more.
The singer and music producer joins the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa in being sued for including allegedly unlicensed paparazzi pictures in social media posts.
Melissa Cooper, who worked as head of development at Mass Appeal, claimed she faced discrimination as a “white woman working in hip-hop,” ultimately leading to her firing.
A country singer is suing on behalf of "thousands" of other independent artists whose songs have allegedly been used to train artificial intelligence.
The high court finally ends an unsuccessful legal battle over accusations that Sheeran's hit “Thinking Out Loud” infringed Gaye‘s iconic track.
The Motown singer says his former housekeepers’ strategy is to “let the lawsuit linger publicly” until he gives in to an extortionate $100 million settlement demand.
Lively argues Baldoni is merely trying to generate "sensational headlines" by continuing to involve the pop star in litigation over the movie It Ends With Us.
The rapper's blockbuster sex-trafficking trial continued in federal court for another week. Here are the big things you need to know.
