In a hearing that also featured testimony from FKA Twigs and DiMA's CEO, Robert Kyncl voiced his support for legislation that would create a federal right of publicity.
In this week's Legal Beat, Drake faces lawsuit threats over AI voice cloning, Megan Thee Stallion is sued for a hostile workplace, Britney Spears settles with her dad and more.
The singer/dancer is slated to testify on Tuesday (April 30) about the dangers of artist's work being exploited by unscrupulous actors.
The motion claims he cannot be sued because certain laws didn’t exist when allegations were made against him in 1991.
"Although the conservatorship was terminated in November 2021, her wish for freedom is now truly complete," said Spears' lawyer in a statement.
Set to start next month, the trial will be the pivotal first clash in billion-dollar litigation over Travis Scott's deadly 2021 festival.
Ruling on one of Kelly's two guilty verdicts, an appellate court rejected his argument that the charges were filed past the statute of limitation.
A week after she sued a spurned fan who allegedly leaked her unfinished album, the man agreed to a court order requiring him to name anyone he shared it with.
The rapper, who objected when technology conjured up his voice, is now imitating others. This is in bad taste — but it’s also bad politics.
The star rapper had asked to be dismissed from the billion-dollar civil litigation over the 2021 disaster, which left 10 dead and hundreds injured.