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.”
The singer says local police officers are refusing to stop trespassers who are trying to "antagonize, bully and harass" his family.
U.K. authorities stepped in after learning of a teenager’s plot to target the first night of the much-anticipated Live ’25 tour.
The singer says guitarist Dave Navarro and his other bandmates attacked him onstage after years of "bullying" him by playing their instruments too loudly.
Dave Navarro, Eric Avery and Stephen Perkins claim the band suffered "a swift and painful death" following the incident and lost millions of dollars.
In this week’s Legal Beat newsletter, a fight over Biggie’s catalog sale, potential witnesses in Drake’s “Not Like Us” lawsuit, the end of copyright claims against Karol G and much more.
The three hitmakers are asking a judge to dismiss intellectual property theft claims brought by gospel singer Victory Boyd.
The rapper's potential witness list is 63 names deep, while UMG's lists just nine people. Check out the major names here.
It's not the first time the R&B singer has come under criminal scrutiny for physical assault.
