copyright infringement
- TechUniversal Music Publishing Group, Sony Music Publishing, and BMG Rights Management are among those taking legal action against Twitter.By Hayley Hynes
- MusicFat Joe and 50 Cent can no longer "Lean Back" on their commercial success, as a producer claimed they stole ideas from his "Candy Shop."By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- Pop CultureAlthough Gravy's song "Betty (Get Money)" was wildly successful and shared, it seems the artist behind the original isn't rick-rolling around.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- MusicTwo artists from Detroit reportedly claim that Megan and Sean stole from their record to create "Go Crazy" with 2 Chainz.By Erika Marie
- TVThe Emmy-nominated series just started production on its second season.By Joshua Robinson
- Pop Culturein 1993, Al Pereira took a photo of Nas and Tupac together, but the photographer is upset that Nas shared the copyrighted image without permission.By Erika Marie
- MusicDrake and Chris Brown are seeking dismissal of the copyright infringement lawsuit over their 2019 single, "No Guidance". By Brianna Lawson
- TV"Tiger King" reportedly used two clips from "Ace Ventura 2" without receiving proper clearance first.By Hayley Hynes
- MusicThousands of music fans are clowning the artist who's suing Drake and Chris Brown for copyright infringement.By Alex Zidel
- MusicEminem publisher Eight Mile Style's ongoing lawsuit against Spotify and The Harry Fox Agency will continue in court. By Mitch Findlay
- Music6ix9ine is reportedly being sued by producer group BEATDEMONS over the beat for "GOOBA"By Joshua Robinson
- MusicThe postage company did not find the humor in the pair's latest video. By Madusa S.