A judge's order to revoke bail came after singer August Alsina accused Lanez of attacking him after a Chicago concert.
"Five years is long enough" to wait for millions in unpaid royalties, SoundExchange told a federal judge.
Also in this week's recap: An Astroworld victim reaches a settlement, attempted murder charges are dropped against Lil Durk, and much more.
In a new lawsuit, the rapper is demanding that Bacardi, which he says is legally required to buy his 50% stake in the company, turn over key information about their D'Usse brand of Cognac.
Adrian Kwiatkowski, 23, hacked the artists’ cloud-based accounts and sold their songs on the dark web in exchange for cryptocurrency.
Lawyers for the family of a man killed at the festival say they've resolved their legal claims, but thousands of other alleged victims are still suing.
The Canadian musician had been found guilty in June after a four-week trial, and is expected to appeal.
Facing accusations that Cardi's "raunchy" album cover left a California dad "devastated," the star herself takes the witness stand to defend herself.
Photographer Robert Barbera had claimed that Cyrus reposted his 2020 image without a license or permission.
Derrel McDavid's lawyer believes he deserves to be recouped after enduring "frivolous, vexatious and bad faith prosecution over which he prevailed."
