A German singer says she's descended from Holocaust survivors and refused to license her song because of Ye's antisemitic rants, but that he just used it anyway.
Rejecting an immediate injunction, a judge says it remains an “open question” whether its illegal to use copyrighted songs to train artificial intelligence models.
In this week's Legal Beat, Miley suffers a "Flowers" setback, Drake and UMG exchange diss motions, Mariah Carey beats a copyright case and much more.
The Del Records CEO was found guilty in criminal trial on Thursday (March 27).
The stadium says it will "move forward" with scheduled shows despite a local homeowners association denying the NYPD's ability to close the roads around the venue during concerts.
The case alleged Live Nation misled investors about its "compliance with antitrust laws" and the "regulatory risks it was currently facing."
The Texas rapper was indicted by a Dallas County grand jury on March 18.
A judge is refusing to dismiss accusations that Derulo must give credit to a producer for work on the chart-topping song.
UMG has argued that nobody takes "outrageous" diss lyrics as statements of fact, but Drake's lawyers say that argument is "doomed to fail" because many people did exactly that.
Joseph Strange, who worked for the star from 2007 to 2021, faces years in prison if convicted on the charges.
