Bad Bunny and ‘Safaera’ collaborators sued for copyright infringement

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Bad Bunny is still hard at work in the studio.Over the weekend, the “Volví” singer stopped by the Alofoke Radio Show in the Dominican Republic for a surprise interview.

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Snoop Dogg has high hopes for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show.ET recently spoke with the music icon, who was joined by friend and co-host Martha Stewart, who are starring together in a new Halloween special for Peacock, .Snoop, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J.

James Kennedy is opening up about his sobriety.

American Skin and the screenplay for A Routine Stop are uncanny:As detailed in the complaint, “In 2017, the Shaw brothers submitted their screenplay to the TV One Screenplay competition, which is a contest organized with and supported by the American Black Film Festival. While the brothers’ screenplay did not win the competition, it was circulated to a group of industry professionals who served as judges.

SuperPixel, the mobile developer behind simulation games like Game Dev Story and Hot Springs Story published an open letter to Chinese gamers via the publisher’s TapTap forum.The letter, which has since been taken down but reportedly reposted on social media, claims that Beijing Shi Jun has been using Kairosoft’s source code to develop copy-cat games.According to the report, Kairosoft and Beijing Shi Jun signed a contract in 2017, in order for the developer’s games to have publishing and

Jack Angel was a voice actor in cartoons including “Super Friends,” “Transformers,” and “The Smurfs.”Angel got his start in the entertainment industry as a radio disc jockey in California. He worked in radio for almost 20 years before beginning his voice acting career on the popular Saturday morning cartoon “Super Friends.” Angel provided the voices of Hawkman, the Flash, and Super Samurai.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is proving that you’re never too old to live your life to the fullest.It looks like things between the former governor of California and physical therapist Heather Milligan, who is 27 years his junior, is still going strong.

The KLF are trying to block an unauthorised documentary made about them from airing, owing largely to claims that its makers have infringed copyright of their music.Director Chris Atkins’ film Who Killed the KLF? was shown to audiences at Texas’ Fantastic Fest recently despite objections from the electronic group’s music publisher.

Bad Bunny is known for pushing boundaries not only in music, but in fashion, and for his latest magazinie spread, he’s doing just that. The Puerto Rican powerhouse is the cover star for the November 2021 issue of Allure, and for the photoshoot, he’s wearing some of his most innovative, unusual looks yet. On the cover, the close-up of Bunny--full name Bentio Antonio Martínez Ocasio--shows the reggaetonero wearing a cobalt blue durag and a matching blazer.

Le Tigre have filed a civil lawsuit to counter cease-and-desist letters sent by Barry Mann, who alleges copyright infringement of his song ‘Who Put the Bomp (Bomp, Bomp, Bomp)’.Mann, whose 1961 single was written with the late Gerry Goffin, claims that Le Tigre’s 1999 song ‘Deceptacon’ infringes on his work.Now, Le Tigre’s Kathleen Hanna and Johanna Fateman have filed a complaint seen by Pitchfork in which they argue that Mann has no claim because ‘Who Put The Bomp…’ is not a wholly original

Lala Kent is opening up about why she first called out Demi Lovato for her “California Sober” mentality when it came to her drug use.

Making history! Bretman Rock may be best know for his beauty skills and viral TikTok videos, but he just added another notch to his resume. The 23-year-old influencer has officially made history as the first openly gay male to star on the cover of Playboy. 

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