Attorneys for the iconic rapper says he is — legally speaking — the real Slim Shady.
The 37-year-old star denies allegations that he assaulted a woman in October 2016.
The deal will end an unusual legal battle that erupted over elaborate publicity stunts aimed at promoting the launch of the rappers' joint album Her Loss.
With sentencing looming next week, a federal judge says there was "enough evidence" to support Kelly's conviction.
Monique Bunn claimed Dash inappropriately touched her while she was sleeping at his house during a video project.
SourceAudio says it agreed to sell itself nearly a year ago, but Utopia has refused to finalize the deal.
Defense lawyers wanted to question the star over his beef with the late rapper, but Drake's lawyers said it was unreasonable to pull him into the case without any clear link.
Also this week: Live Nation beats an antitrust lawsuit, YNW Melly appeals a death penalty ruling, MoFi settles a class action over analog vinyl, and much more.
Two men allegedly shot outside the event claim they've suffered "physical pain, mental suffering, loss of enjoyment of life" and more.
The accusations from concertgoers must be made via private arbitration rather than a federal class action lawsuit, an appeals court says.
