Shanazia Williamson and Jarawd Owens sue Travis Scott, Live Nation and others, claiming in a lawsuit that Williamson was "trampled and crushed resulting ... in the death of her and Jarawd's unborn child"
Rapper displayed some of the raw energy that his fans feed off, but no one was moshing at first public show since Nov. 2021 tragedy
Rapper delivers "Sicko Mode" at celeb-filled house party in Bel Air, his first performance since the Astroworld tragedy in Nov. 2021
Seyth Boardman was both Astroworld festivals’s safety and risk director and a manager at its security company. “Your loyalties are split,” says one industry vet
Lawmakers request Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino answer questions and provide documents regarding Houston fest prior to Jan. 12 briefing
Exclusive: Following the Astroworld tragedy, an email from the event's promoters suggested employees wouldn’t be paid unless they gave up the right to sue Scoremore and Live Nation.
"We believe brand fans will understand and respect this decision," the beverage maker says of ending partnership with rapper after less than a year
"I think he could have avoided all of this," says Jennifer Peña, whose brother Rudy died at the festival. "He could have stopped the concert and avoided all of this death”
Rapper claims he didn't know that Houston fest was a "mass casualty event" until after police press conferences: "Even at that moment you’re like, ‘Wait, what?’"
Scott denied any legal liability in the tragedy, which killed 10 people last month
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