Author: Nancy Dillon
The Grammy-nominated rapper was rearraigned after a judge ruled in November that he should face trial on charges he opened fire on his former friend A$AP Relli
A judge said Cher must wait until Jan. 29 to argue the merits of her petition for a temporary conservatorship over the son she shares with late musician Gregg Allman
The Jane Doe plaintiff alleges Tiny pinned her down on a bed while T.I. penetrated her with his foot
The new lawsuit, which claims Trevi coerced younger girls into sexual abuse, follows a day after the singer sued her ex-manager Sergio Andrade for “grotesque” abuse
The pop diva alleges Andrade was the “true predator” whose beatings led her to attempt suicide
Jackilyn Martinez, who shares a son with Soulja Boy, claimed she received death threats after announcing on Instagram that she was sending Blueface a cease-and-desist letter
A judge ruled that the singer had no grounds to claim defamation after she was sued alongside Trevi and Sergio Andrade in a sex abuse lawsuit
“This procedural setback does not change our view. We will defend this meritless case with vigor and expect to prevail,” Nirvana’s lawyer says in response to federal appeals court ruling reviving the case
The rapper is seeking reported evidence of misconduct on the part of LAPD Det. Brett Hayhoe as he fights charges he punched a 64-year-old man
The 25 master tapes from Jackson’s recording sessions were pulled from an auction site after his estate said it would sue within 24 hours
