Dua Lipa Defeats Second Copyright Lawsuit Over 'Levitating' Hit
A US court has dismissed another copyright infringement case against pop star Dua Lipa's hit song 'Levitating', ruling that claimed musical similarities were too common to warrant protection. The victory marks her second legal win regarding the track, though one lawsuit still remains pending.
Singer Alice Merton Sues Kanye West Over Unauthorized Sample in 'Vultures' Albums
German-British artist Alice Merton has filed a lawsuit against Kanye West for using her song 'Blindside' without permission in his track 'Gun To My Head'. The case highlights personal values and sample clearance issues, as Merton explicitly refused collaboration due to West's controversial statements.
Guess Who Original Members Plan Reunion Tour After Trademark Victory
Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings announce plans for a 2026 Guess Who reunion tour featuring marathon 30-song performances. The legendary duo regained control of the band's name through a recent legal battle, ensuring fans will experience authentic renditions of their classic hits.
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.
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.
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 $200 million in damages after discovering potential accounting discrepancies.
Hall & Oates Split: Daryl Hall Declares Iconic Duo's Partnership 'Gone to the Bottom'
Music legend Daryl Hall firmly closes the door on reuniting with John Oates amid bitter legal disputes over their joint company's ownership. The declaration marks the definitive end of the legendary pop duo's five-decade partnership that produced numerous hits and sold over 60 million records.
A$AP Rocky Acquitted in High-Profile Los Angeles Gun Assault Trial
Rapper A$AP Rocky has been found not guilty on all charges in a dramatic Los Angeles gun assault trial involving former collaborator A$AP Relli. The verdict marks a major legal victory for Rocky, who celebrated with girlfriend Rihanna present, and can now return focus to his delayed upcoming album.
Limp Bizkit's $200M Royalties Lawsuit Against Universal Music Hits Major Roadblock
A federal judge has dealt a significant blow to Limp Bizkit's massive lawsuit against UMG over unpaid royalties spanning three decades. While not completely dismissed, the ruling creates major hurdles for the band's legal strategy to void their original contracts and regain ownership rights.
Drake Sues Universal Music Group Over Defamatory Lyrics in Kendrick Lamar Diss Track
Drake files a defamation lawsuit against UMG for publishing and promoting Kendrick Lamar's controversial track containing dangerous false allegations. The legal battle intensifies as Drake seeks damages following real-world security incidents allegedly triggered by the song's release.