In her latest attack on her record label 1501 Certified, the star rapper claims leadership has "siphoned" out millions to make the company "judgment-proof."
The rapper allegedly failed to get a license before selling hoodies and other gear featuring an image of him wearing an "iconic pink mink coat" in 2003.
Amid growing concerns about the use of copyrighted songs to "train" AI music platforms, UMG says it "will not hesitate to take steps to protect our rights."
The deal will end a lawsuit in which Yachty claimed the company raised millions in venture capital funds by advertising a partnership that never existed.
Five years after she first publicly accused him of raping her in 2003, the former teen-pop singer is headed to court.
In this week's Legal Beat, Mötley Crüe's guitarist sues the band, Kanye faces a lawsuit over Donda Academy, Steven Tyler denies abuse claims and much more.
The lawsuit claims the concert giant is legally liable over the 2022 incident, during which unfounded fears of gunfire sparked chaos.
The company had argued that a group of comedians suing for copyright infringement represented a monopoly. For a second time, a judge has rejected that claim.
After the teachers expressed concerns about unsafe conditions and "severe bullying," they claim they were fired with no explanation.
A private feud between Mick Mars and the rock band's other members has burst into public view.
