Ed Sheeran ordered to disclose touring income amid copyright lawsuit

Peloton's countersuit against 15 music publishers claiming copyright infringement against the at-home exercise company has been dismissed by a federal judge. The $300 million lawsuit, originally filed by the publishers last March, alleged that Peloton -- which manufactures exercise bikes that stream instructor-led fitness classes via built-in touch screens -- had used more than 1,000 copyright musical compositions without obtaining needed licenses.

For Peloton, 2019 wasn’t exactly a year of good news -- especially regarding its relationship with the music industry. In March, the popular exercise equipment and media company was hit with a $150 million copyright lawsuit by the National Music Publishers’ Association, which claimed Peloton had not obtained proper licensing to play certain copyrighted songs to accompany its ride-along video classes.

Lizzo leads the way ahead of the 62nd Grammy Awards, with British stars Lewis Capaldi and Ed Sheeran also in the running.

Eminem is set to dominate this week's charts following the surprise release of his new album Music To Be Murdered By.

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.”

It's due to the ongoing Marvin Gaye copyright lawsuit

Stormzy continues to own the Official Singles Chart, extending his run at Number 1 to a third week with Own It ft. Ed Sheeran and Burna Boy.

“When will this end? When enough people care"

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Does Ed Sheeran have an absolute right to perform "Thinking Out Loud" at concert? Depending on the outcome of a copyright lawsuit, he very well may lack such right to perform one of his biggest hits, according to a decision from a New York federal court on Wednesday.Sheeran has been facing claims that "Thinking Out Loud" infringes the Marvin Gaye classic "Let's Get It On." He's being pursued by multiple plaintiffs including Structured Asset Sales, founded by investment banker David Pullman.

A female director filed a copyright infringement suit on Wednesday against M. Night Shyamalan and Apple, accusing them of bastardizing her 2013 film and re-envisioning it through a male gaze.

It used to be said, only U.S. hip-hop travels.

Stormzy has continued his 2020 chart success by taking the top spot in both the UK single and album rankings.

K-pop superstars BTS have announced a new album. It’s called Map of the Soul: 7 and it arrives February 21 via Big Hit Entertainment. It marks the first new proper full-length from the boy band since the release of Map of the Soul : Persona in 2019. The band made the new album announcement via Twitter, linking fans to their Weverse community mobile app.

Earlier today, UK rapper Stormzy dropped “DISAPPOINTED,” a response to veteran grime MC Wiley’s recent diss track, “Eediyat Skengman.” Wiley has been taking shots at his former mutual admirer since Stormzy collaborated with Ed Sheeran in July 2019, but the beef really jumped off with a recent flurry of social media exchanges.

A settlement agreement has been reached in the $300 million copyright infringement lawsuit Jamaican songwriter Michael May (aka Flourgon) filed against Miley Cyrus and her song "We Can't Stop" in 2018, according to Reuters.