Author: Nancy Dillon

Universal Music Publishing claims the short-video social media app defaulted on payments, while Triller calls lawsuit a “minor” dispute

“I will not remain silent while I am unfairly accused of crimes I did not commit,” the pop diva known as Mexico’s Madonna says after two Jane Does sued her for child sex abuse in Los Angeles

A Los Angeles judge dismissed Ashley Morgan Smithline’s complaint without prejudice on Tuesday

The influential 1990s hip-hop duo alleges Universal Music Group struck a “sweetheart” deal with Spotify that “shortchanged” thousands of artists

Two Jane Does sued Trevi and her former producer Sergio Andrade last week over sexual assault allegations dating back to the 1990s when the plaintiffs were minors

Judge denies label’s request for a pre-trial ruling stating Something for Thee Hotties doesn’t qualify as an album under Megan’s contract, so dispute proceeds to trial

Kevin Brophy’s back tattoo played “a minor role in what was a larger visual commentary on sexual politics,” federal judge rules regarding Cardi’s “transformative” cover art

A Los Angeles jury convicted Tory Lanez on all three counts Friday, and then pandemonium erupted in the courtroom

In her final closing argument, prosecutor said Megan Thee Stallion paid a price when she named Tory Lanez as her assailant, so why lie?

“After more than two years of this torture, it is finally time for you, members of the jury, to find the defendant guilty,” a prosecutor argued