Miley Cyrus Seeks Dismissal of 'Flowers' Copyright Lawsuit Against Bruno Mars
Pop star Miley Cyrus moves to dismiss copyright infringement claims that her hit 'Flowers' plagiarized Bruno Mars' 'When I Was Your Man.' Her legal team argues the plaintiff lacks standing due to only partial ownership of Mars' song rights.
The White Stripes Drop Copyright Lawsuit Against Trump Following Election Victory
Rock duo The White Stripes have withdrawn their lawsuit against Donald Trump for unauthorized use of their song in a campaign video. The dismissal comes shortly after Trump's 2024 presidential election win, raising questions about potential out-of-court settlements.
The Amen Break: The 7-Second Drum Solo That Shaped Music History
Discover how a brief drum solo from an obscure B-side became the most sampled piece of music ever. The Amen Break's journey from anonymity to ubiquity has left an indelible mark on popular music and raised important industry questions.
Ed Sheeran Triumphs in 'Thinking Out Loud' Copyright Appeal
British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran secures a major legal victory as U.S. appeals court upholds ruling in 'Thinking Out Loud' copyright case. The decision reinforces the distinction between musical inspiration and infringement, potentially impacting future copyright disputes in the industry.
Creative Giants Unite: Thom Yorke, Julianne Moore Lead 10,500 Artists in AI Copyright Battle
Over 10,500 creative professionals, including Thom Yorke and Julianne Moore, have signed a statement opposing the unlicensed use of their work by AI companies. The initiative, led by composer Ed Newton-Rex, calls for fair practices and proper licensing in AI development.