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Pop Culture The 1501 boss has been at odds with his artist, but he's been trying to make amends after years of publicly feuding.
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Music Isaac Hayes III, son to late icon Isaac Hayes, discusses why Megan Thee Stallion believes she should negotiate her contract before releasing her first album.
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Music The 1501 Certified Entertainment CEO is currently battling it out in court with Megan, and he spoke about "hopefully" reaching a resolution soon.
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Music She says "it's almost that time" and the Hotties are losing it.
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Music Megan Thee Stallion and 1501 Certified Ent.'s legal battle continues as the rapper accuses the label of blocking the release of new music.
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Music J. Prince sets the record straight after Megan Thee Stallion allegedly included him in a lawsuit "wrapped around lies and stupidity."
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Music Megan Thee Stallion's label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, is disputing her temporary restraining order that allows her release music this week.
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Music J. Prince reportedly had to sign off on Megan Thee Stallion's big remix of "Savage" with Beyonce.
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Music The rapper has sued her label for $1 million in damages, and 1501 has responded with a court filing of their own, saying she owes them "many millions."
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Music Attempts to thwart Megan's release with BTS this week were denied by a judge.
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Music Carl Crawford said Megan Thee Stallion is actually from San Antonio.
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Music A judge sides with Megan Thee Stallion in a pre-trial ruling regarding the release of "Something For Thee Hotties."
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