Author: Nancy Dillon
Officials descended upon the rap mogul's Los Angeles and Miami homes on Monday, four months after Cassie accused him of sexual assault and sex trafficking
A female security guard requested a citizen's arrest after claiming she sustained injuries, a senior law enforcement source tells Rolling Stone
"Finally, somebody, somewhere told these guys they can’t bully Mick," the rocker's lawyer says
The Grammy-nominated rapper is hoping for a trial by September so he can focus on "enjoying his family," lawyer says
"You don’t see an actual shooting on the video. Later, in another section of video, you do hear two shots,” a Los Angeles judge said before ordering rapper to stand trial on two counts of ...
“Defendants never paid (Kyle) Christner a penny for his contributions,” the new lawsuit claims
The long-awaited ruling came after Young Thug argued that linking his lyrics to alleged crimes would be "racist and discriminatory"
The grainy video shows four men in a scuffle on a Hollywood street corner, but it was hard to make out when played in a courtroom Wednesday
Country musician Andy Stone has revived his $20 million copyright infringement claim over Carey's holiday hit, alleging it shares the same title, lyrics, and composition as his 1989 song
“This is super devastating for me," says Emaza Gibson, who claims Derulo made "explicit" requests for sex and repeatedly berated her before his label and Atlantic terminated her contract
