LL Cool J has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the Rock the Bells music festival. Thirty-three years ago, the rapper released ‘Rock the Bells,’ the first single from his debut album, Radio. The song hit number 17 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, the rapper’s age at the time. LL Cool J also launched...Read More
SyFy’s so-bad-it’s-good Sharknado hit the network back in 2013. Since then, it’s garnered a six-film saga and in turn become somewhat of a cult classic. As a result, Sharknado’s imagery has been used on merchandise and in pop culture, but one of the film’s actresses isn’t pleased. Tara Reid is best known for the American...Read More
Good news – one of our dear clients Amber has a U.S. tour that you can’t miss – Gone Rouge. Make sure that you get your tickets ASAP, as some of the cities have already sold out! The following are cities with tickets still available to purchase: – 12/8 – Toronto – 12/9 – New...Read More
Jay-Z has successfully paused a lawsuit between his company, Roc Nation, and the clothing company Iconix, after arguing that the lack of African American arbitrators in the case left him vulnerable to unconscious bias. The rapper and business mogul, real name Shawn Carter, is in a legal dispute with Iconix after the company bought his...Read More
Bobby Brown is coming after Showtime and the BBC with a $2 million lawsuit over the 2017 Whitney Houston documentary “Whitney: Can I Be Me,”claiming the film harmed him by improperly using footage from his 2005 Bravo reality series “Being Bobby Brown.” While the film received largely positive reviews from critics, Brown’s lawsuit accuses the “Can I Be...Read More
