When it rains, it pours. And the storm is currently drenching down on Afroman’s microphone top because he’s losing money after he lost his cool and slugged a female concertgoer.
Although his case isn’t as publicized as Lil Wayne’s and closely followed as Drake’s situation, Turk has his own active lawsuit against Cash Money.
At this point, who isn’t suing Birdman? Add Jas Prince, son of Rap-a-Lot CEO J. Prince and the man credited with putting Drake in the game, to the list of people suing the Cash Money Records founder.
Over a year ago, Rick Ross brought a lawsuit against former dance music duo LMFAO over what his side said was a lift of a line from his 2010 smash hit, “Hustlin’.” As the case has progressed to settlement talks, the Ross camp says LMFAO’s Redfoo is holding up talks by representing the group in […]
We’re currently living in apocalyptic times when it comes to radio stations switching up their longtime staff. Next up on the revolving door is Big Boy, who has been synonymous with Los Angeles mornings, holding down Power 106’s Big Boy’s Neighborhood.
Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon’s former live-in nanny is alleging she worked too hard and got too close to the children, so she feels entitled to getting $100,000 for the $7,000 a month she back during her days on the job.
Lil Wayne is suing Cash Money Records, and thus, Birdman, to the tune of $51 million. The full 21 page lawsuit that Tunechi filed has been revealed.
With his lyrical grievances out of the way, Lil Wayne is landscaping his post-Cash Money future.
Be careful the name you choose in this rap game. High-end automaker Rolls-Royce is suing an Atlanta rapper, and Jermaine Dupri artist, named Rolls Royce Rizzy.
New York photographer Jacobus Rentmeester is seeking unspecified monetary damages in a Jordan Brand lawsuit, claiming that Nike used his 1984 Life pictures to create the now iconic Jordan logo.
The Beastie Boys have successfully proved you can make an honest living out lawsuits. Last July, they ensured Monster Energy was $1.7 million poorer and they’re coming after their finances once again.
