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Mariah Carey Wins $20M Copyright Battle Over Christmas Classic
A Los Angeles court dismisses lawsuit claiming Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' copied a 1989 country song. Expert analysis proved the songs were distinctly different, marking a definitive victory for the pop superstar.
Eminem's Ex-Studio Employee Charged with Leaking Unreleased Music in Major Copyright Case
A former employee at Eminem's Michigan studio faces federal charges for allegedly selling and distributing over 25 unreleased songs spanning nearly two decades. The FBI investigation revealed the trusted staff member's alleged betrayal of the rapper's artistic legacy through unauthorized sales on various internet platforms.
Historic 1962 Beatles Demo Tape Unearthed in Vancouver Record Store
A rare Beatles demo tape from their 1962 Decca Records audition has been discovered at Neptoon Records in Vancouver. The 15-track recording, featuring the pre-Ringo lineup with Pete Best, provides an unprecedented glimpse into the legendary band's early career milestone.
Grateful Dead's Bob Weir Reveals His Unique Barefoot Fitness Routine at 77
Grateful Dead's Bob Weir shares his unorthodox approach to staying fit at age 77 - running barefoot on rocky roads while practicing meditation. The legendary musician balances this grounding practice with ongoing performances at Las Vegas' Sphere.
Limp Bizkit's $200M Royalty Battle Against UMG Advances as Judge Rejects Dismissal
A federal judge has allowed Limp Bizkit's massive lawsuit against Universal Music Group to proceed, centered on claims of unpaid royalties and fraudulent accounting practices. The ruling enables the band to pursue their $200 million case against the music giant, potentially impacting other artists under the label.
U.S. Music Industry Hits Historic $17.7B Revenue Mark as Streaming Dominates Market
The U.S. recorded music industry achieved unprecedented success in 2024, generating $17.7 billion in revenue with streaming accounting for 84% of earnings. Paid subscriptions surpassed 100 million users while vinyl sales continued their impressive growth streak, shipping more units than CDs for the third straight year.
Legal Victory for Limp Bizkit in $200M Royalties Battle Against Universal Music
Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit advance in their massive lawsuit against UMG over alleged unpaid royalties and copyright infringement. A federal judge's ruling allows key claims to proceed as the band seeks $200 million in damages after discovering potential accounting discrepancies.
Jazz Legend Herbie Hancock Reveals YouTube Rabbit Holes Behind 15-Year Album Delay
Pioneering jazz musician Herbie Hancock admits getting lost in YouTube videos about music software, health, and technology delayed his new album by 15 years. The 84-year-old remains actively engaged with modern music and will receive the prestigious Polar Music Prize in Stockholm.
White House Faces Backlash for Misusing Semisonic's 'Closing Time' in Deportation Video
Semisonic strongly condemns the White House's unauthorized use of their hit song in an immigration enforcement video, emphasizing it misrepresents the song's hopeful message. The incident adds to a growing list of artists opposing the administration's unauthorized music usage.