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Bad Bunny Helps Score Victory in Historic Reggaeton Lawsuit
Music

Bad Bunny Scores Huge Win as Judge Reverses Ruling in Historic Reggaeton Lawsuit

The judge rejected a sweeping copyright claim over reggaeton’s dembow rhythm, shielding more than 150 artists and nearly 2,000 songs.

Busta Rhymes in a white outfit stands smiling on a branded backdrop, featuring logos like Wells Fargo and Mastercard.
Music

Busta Rhymes Settles Former Assistant’s $6 Million Lawsuit for $25,000

The rapper denied his former assistant’s allegations, and neither side admitted wrongdoing in the deal.

Mark Elibert15 days ago
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Music

C+C Music Factory Co-Founder Robert Clivillés Sues Freedom Williams for $30 Million

The DJ and producer filed a nine-count federal lawsuit against his former collaborator alleging 30 years of unauthorized use of the C+C Music Factory name.

Bad Bunny's Ex Can Pursue Copyright Claim for Voice Note, Says Judge
Music

Bad Bunny's Ex Wins Key Ruling in $40M 'Bad Bunny, Baby' Lawsuit

The Puerto Rico Supreme Court revives Carliz De La Cruz Hernández's $40M battle over the iconic 'Bad Bunny, baby' tag and who really owns that sound.

Jermaine Dupri attends 10th Annual Culture Creators Innovators & Leaders Awards Brunch at The Beverly Hilton on June 26, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California.
Music

Jermaine Dupri Sues Sony, Says They've Been Underpaying Him Since the '90s

The So So Def head alleges that he's owed millions in unpaid royalties from releases he worked on dating all the way back to Kriss Kross.

Joe Price64 days ago
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Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment Scores Legal Victory in 'Alien Superstar' Copyright Battle
Pop Culture

Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment Beats ‘Alien Superstar’ Lawsuit on Wild Technicality

A judge tossed the 'Alien Superstar' lawsuit over a bizarre technicality, but the company suing Beyoncé’s team says the copyright war isn’t over yet.

Judge Boots Landmark Reggaeton Case to Jury
Music

Landmark Reggaeton Copyright Case to Be Decided by Jury, Judge Rules

A 1989 Jamaican riddim, hits like 'Despacito' and 'Tití Me Preguntó' and the future of reggaeton collide in one of music’s biggest copyright battles.

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