Author: Nancy Dillon
“The thing about video is you can’t really cross-examine video,” a former federal prosecutor tells Rolling Stone
"Drake’s new allegations are astonishing," the new dismissal motion from Universal Music Group says
The rapper and his wife Bianca Censori claim Dr. Thomas Connelly “willfully ignored” red flags and charged West $50,000 a month for nitrous oxide, lawyer says
The new plaintiff claims the Backstreet Boys singer assaulted her twice in 2005. Carter denied the allegations
The Jane Doe plaintiff received $4 million in compensatory damages and another $250,000 in punitive damages for claims the rapper assaulted, sexually battered and harassed her
The rapper's lawyer said prosecutors' motion to revoke the probation "fails on its face"
Experts say the bar is high for Drake to succeed. But if he does, hip-hop might never be the same
Drake’s “unjustified claims against UMG are no more than [his] attempt to save face for his unsuccessful rap battle with Lamar,” Universal Music Group says
Jane Doe’s high-powered lawyer Tony Buzbee called the recording a “pieced-together fabrication”
A federal judge appears poised to take a wrecking ball to Miley Cyrus’ motion to dismiss the copyright infringement lawsuit filed over her Grammy-winning hit “Flowers.” At a court hearing in downtown Los Angeles on Monday, U.S. District ...
