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Bad Bunny Sued for $16 Million
Bad Bunny (real name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio), his record label Rimas Entertainment LLC, and famed Latin music producer La Paciencia are being sued for $16 million for allegedly using a woman's voice on two songs without her permission, according to documents obtained by Rolling Stone magazine.
Curtis Newart
1 day ago1 min read
David Bowie’s Childhood Home to be Opened to Public
David Bowie's childhood home in South London where he lived as David Jones from the ages of eight through 20 is set to be restored and opened to the public as a creative space for youth, The Heritage of London Trust (HOLT) announced today, on what would have been the glam rocker's 79th birthday.
Curtis Newart
3 days ago2 min read
Drake Sued in Federal Class Action RICO Lawsuit
A class action RICO lawsuit was filed Thursday in federal court against Drake and his associates George Nguyen and comedian Adin Ross, plus the cryptocurrency online gambling site Stake.us and its parent company Sweepsteaks Ltd., accusing them of illegal gaming and unregulated money transfers related to fake music streaming, according to USA TODAY.
Curtis Newart
7 days ago2 min read
Will Smith Sued by Band Member for Sexual Harassment
Actor and rapper Will Smith is being sued for sexual harassment and wrongful termination by a band member of his 2025 Based on a True Story Tour. The touring company Treyball Studios Management Inc. has been named as a co-defendant in the lawsuit.
Curtis Newart
Jan 22 min read
Mariah Carey Awarded $92K in Court Costs
Country novelty singer Andy Stone (aka Vince Vance) lost his $20 million infringement lawsuit against Mariah Carey in March 2025, and has now been ordered to pay $92,000 US to her for court costs, according to various sources.
Curtis Newart
Jan 12 min read
Céline Dion Gets Grinchy for Christmas
Céline Dion posted a Christmas wish to her Instagram reels on Tuesday, dressed as the Grinch.
Curtis Newart
Dec 25, 20251 min read
Sean "Diddy" Combs Seeks Immediate Release
Sean "Diddy" Combs filed an appeal Tuesday requesting his "immediate release" from federal prison, accusing the trial judge of defying the jury's verdict during sentencing, according to multiple sources.
Curtis Newart
Dec 24, 20251 min read
