‘Drag Race’ Star Shangela Denies Rape Allegations: ‘It Has No Basis in Fact or in Law’
The claims came in a civil suit from a former production assistant on We’re Here.
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Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Trial as Jury Finds He Didn’t Copy Marvin Gaye
Read more: Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Trial as Jury Finds He Didn’t Copy Marvin GayeThe “Thinking Out Loud” singer argued that the trial was a threat to all musicians who create their own music.
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Mixtape Platform Spinrilla to Pay $50M for Copyright Infringement
Read more: Mixtape Platform Spinrilla to Pay $50M for Copyright InfringementAs part of the settlement, Spinrilla founder Jeffrey Copeland is also forbidden from operating the site or anything like it again.
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Adidas Sued by Shareholders Over Fallout From Kanye West Partnership
Read more: Adidas Sued by Shareholders Over Fallout From Kanye West PartnershipThe class-action lawsuit says the company deceived investors by failing to warn them about the rapper’s “problematic behavior” before ending its Yeezy deal.
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Ed Sheeran Calls Expert Witness’ Testimony ‘Criminal’ in ‘Thinking Out Loud’ Copyright Trial
Read more: Ed Sheeran Calls Expert Witness’ Testimony ‘Criminal’ in ‘Thinking Out Loud’ Copyright TrialSheeran says he couldn’t believe that somebody would listen to one of his songs and then “diminish it by saying I stole it.”
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Fight for Johnny Winter’s Catalog Pits Widow’s Estate Against Former Bandmate
Read more: Fight for Johnny Winter’s Catalog Pits Widow’s Estate Against Former BandmateThe late blues guitarist’s former manager and bandmate alleges Susan Winter’s siblings tricked her into changing beneficiaries before her 2019 death.
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Ed Sheeran Sings During Self-Deprecating Testimony at Copyright Trial
Read more: Ed Sheeran Sings During Self-Deprecating Testimony at Copyright TrialThe “Thinking Out Loud” singer was quizzed on his songwriting process before court was adjourned for the week.
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Triller Admits Liability in Sony Music Breach of Contract Suit for $4.5M
Read more: Triller Admits Liability in Sony Music Breach of Contract Suit for $4.5MThe label will continue to pursue copyright infringement claims against the video-sharing app for continuing to use its catalog after Sony terminated its licensing deal.
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Federal Bill Limiting Use of Rap Lyrics in Court Reintroduced in Congress
Read more: Federal Bill Limiting Use of Rap Lyrics in Court Reintroduced in CongressThe RAP Act, which would rein in the use of song lyrics in criminal cases, was re-announced at a press conference attended by industry luminaries on Thursday.
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Soulja Boy Ordered to Pay Ex-Girlfriend $235K in 2019 Assault & Kidnapping Case
Read more: Soulja Boy Ordered to Pay Ex-Girlfriend $235K in 2019 Assault & Kidnapping CaseKayla Myers had accused the rapper of holding her at gunpoint for six hours at his home, issuing threats and physically assaulting her.
