The lawsuit says a staffer spent two years in the mid-1990s as "prey to a predator" that the Recording Academy "could have stopped.”
The latest allegations against the hip-hop mogul claim he "sex trafficked" a 17-year-old high school junior before assaulting her in his studio.
There are “no special First Amendment protections" for a sneaker that rapper released with a Brooklyn art collective, a federal court says.
SUISA Digital's lawsuit, filed today in Munich, follows an NMPA suit in June.
In this week's Legal Beat, Hall v. Oates goes public, the YSL trial finally starts, Kelly Clarkson wins $2.6 million from her ex-husband, and more.
The "Empire" actor told police in 2019 that he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack.
Lawmakers in May made the state the first in the U.S. to pass a complete ban on the app based on the argument that the Chinese government could gain access to user data.
Cornelia, who hosts an investigative series covering scammers in the music industry and more, was sued over interviews with Moneyberg's former associate.
A California agency says Brandon Blackstock shouldn't have received commissions for the deals, including one that secured Clarkson's judging role on The Voice.
The judge granted a restraining order preventing John Oates from selling his share of the duo's joint venture until an arbitrator has heard Daryl Hall's objections.
