Ariana Grande sued again for posting paparazzi picture online

Billie Eilish was the big winner at Sunday’s 62ndAnnual Grammy Awards, taking home five trophies, including record of the year and best new artist, but jeweler Lorraine Schwartz captured the night’s red-carpet attention for the sparkling jewels worn by stars that included Ariana Grande and Lizzo.Priyanka Chopra paired her Ralph & Russo caftan-style gown with pink and white diamonds totaling $1 million by the New York-based Schwartz, while Klum opted for Schwartz’s diamond drops on a long chain,

A photographer is suing Kim Kardashian for posting, allegedly without permission, a photo he says he took that shows her and husband Kanye West.

Since Mac Miller’s posthumous album, “Circles,” came out Friday, many fans have been convinced they heard Ariana Grande’s voice on the track “I Can See.” The late rapper’s reps responded to queries with a “no comment.” Now, his ex-girlfriend’s vocal cameo has been confirmed — or equivocally confirmed, at least — by the record’s producer, Jon Brion.

Giving it another go? Rihanna and her ex Drake got up close and personal at an A$AP Rocky concert in New York on January 17. The former couple were attending the event as part of Yams Day, and a fan got video of the pair together. The reunion came on the same day the news dropped that Rihanna, 31, and her boyfriend of two-and-a-half-years Hassan Jameel had split. And already Drizzy is right there by RiRi’s side. These two just can’t quit each other.

Mac Miller’s posthumous album, Circles, is all but devoid of guest features, but there may be one famous voice hidden on the album: Ariana Grande. The pop star—who was in a relationship with Miller for several years—likely contributed background vocals on the project’s fifth song, “I Can See,” according to producer Jon Brion.

"Those vocals were already there"

Mac Miller’s producer pal Jon Brion appears to have confirmed the rapper’s posthumous album features vocals from his ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande.

Since Mac Miller’s posthumous album, “Circles,” came out Friday, many fans have been convinced they heard Ariana Grande’s voice on the track “I Can See.” The late rapper’s reps responded to queries with a “no comment.” Now, his ex-girlfriend’s vocal cameo has been confirmed — or equivocally confirmed, at least — by the record’s producer, Jon Brion.

It won't be wrong to say that Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin continue to live in marital bliss since getting married, not once but twice. It was on September 13, 2018, when the crazy lovebirds had a civil ceremony at a New York courthouse. However, given their religious beliefs, the couple had a big, fat wedding amongst close friends and family members. Ever since JB has been making sure to make his ladylove feel extra special with cheesy yet romantic Instagram posts.

Ariana Grande is facing a copyright lawsuit over “7 rings,” nearly a year after the track reached No. 1 on the Hot 100. LA-based performer Josh Stone (who uses the stage name Dot) alleged that the pop star’s team lifted his 2017 song “YOU NEED IT I GOT IT.”

By Dade Hayes

Ariana Grande and more than a half-dozen songwriters were sued for copyright infringement on Thursday by a hip hop artist who says the pop star’s 2019 Grammy-nominated single 7 Rings was plagiarized from a song he recorded two years earlier.

Selena Gomez has added some new ink to her collection.

Kanye West and EMI have agreed to settle their contract dispute. According to court papers filed in the Southern District of New York, a settlement between the parties has been reached and the case will be dismissed on Feb.

Kanye West and EMI have settled their lawsuit over the publishing contract the artist signed with the company in 2003. According to documents viewed by Pitchfork, West and EMI notified the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York on January 13 that they had “reached an agreement in principle resolving all issues.” If neither party files motions to the contrary, the suit will be officially closed on February 14, 2020.

When writer Mary Park enthusiastically took the microphone to address the unprecedented gathering of Asian American writers in New York on Monday, she couldn’t help but point out the discouragement surrounding the lack of Asian American representation in the 2020 Oscar nominations, coincidentally released on the same day.