Brandy Sues Record Label for Allegedly Blocking Release of New Music
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R&B singer claims Chameleon Entertainment Group has prevented her from recording new music since 2012
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Why the Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Verdict Matters
Posted in: Culture NewsIn siding with the former wrestler in his suit against Gawker, a jury says the right to privacy still exists in these increasingly public times
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Kanye West’s Lawsuit Over Leaked Marriage Proposal Video Allowed to Proceed
Posted in: Music NewsCalifornia appeals court authorizes rapper and Kim Kardashian to sue former YouTube CEO for leaking video footage
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Lil Wayne Not Dropping Lawsuit Against Cash Money
Posted in: Music NewsRapper and label agree to move venue to Louisiana and proceed with legal action as planned
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Prince Sued Over Judith Hill’s Debut Album Download
Posted in: Music NewsAfter the 'Purple Rain' star provides free download of 'The Voice' singer's LP, Hill's producer files lawsuit against the rocker
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Pharrell Talks ‘Blurred Lines’ Lawsuit for First Time
Posted in: Music News"This is about protecting the intellectual rights of people who have ideas," Williams says
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Marvin Gaye’s Children: What Our Father Would Say About Lawsuit
Posted in: Music News"If he were alive today, he would embrace the technology available to artists," says family. "But we also know he would be vigilant about safeguarding the artist’s rights"
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Marvin Gaye’s Family Discuss ‘Blurred Lines’ Verdict, May Target ‘Happy’ Next
Posted in: Music News"I'm not going to lie. I do think they sound alike," Nona Gaye says of her father's "Ain't That Peculiar" and Pharrell's Grammy-winning hit
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‘Blurred Lines’ Lawsuit: 5 Major Music Industry Implications
Posted in: Music NewsFrom more settlements to increased sales, here are some of the biggest effects you can expect to see once the dust clears
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‘Blurred Lines’ Artists ‘Sleep Well Knowing They Didn’t Copy’
Posted in: Music News"I feel like I've let songwriters around the world down by helping establish this horrible precedent," attorney Howard King says
