Author: Nancy Dillon

Federal judge pulled the plug on the OMG Girlz infringement trial after jurors heard barred testimony

The lawsuit accusing Bad Bunny of ripping off reggaeton pioneer DJ Playero on “Safaera” has reached a “settlement in principle,” so a judge suspended hearings in the case Tuesday

A lawyer for Lil Peep’s mom said Tuesday the parties were “hopefully” close to finalizing a deal over wrongful death and contract claims, but a judge declined to push a March 8 trial date

A judge ruled Friday that evidence from the rapper’s personal life — including cannabis use — sought to cast him in a negative light was “not relevant”

The rapper “does not even know” the co-defendant who handed him the pill and was “cleared” of any wrongdoing, his lawyer tells Rolling Stone

The all-girl musical act features Tiny’s daughter Zonnique Pullins and even included Lil Wayne’s daughter Reginae Carter at its inception

The “Luv” singer is preparing a motion for a new trial as Suge Knight weighs in on defense team

The Gap Band’s Robert, Ronnie and Charlie Wilson were added as “Uptown Funk” songwriters alongside Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson thanks to a 2015 agreement

In a key ruling, a Los Angeles judge shot down Live Nation’s claim that it can’t be held liable for the deadly attack because no “prior similar incidents” had occurred at the venue

The rapper convicted of shooting Megan Thee Stallion has hired David Kenner, the longtime lawyer of Suge Knight and Snoop Dogg, to handle his motion for a new trial