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Deion Sanders facing lawsuit by 'Prime' logo designer

Deion Sanders facing lawsuit by 'Prime' logo designer

A court declaration from Deion Sanders became publicly available Friday, revealing new details about a lawsuit involving a graphic designer. Sanders is alleged to have convinced Alan Tipp to sign away his rights to two logos he claims he designed for Sanders' personal brand.
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Taylor Sheridan, Paramount, and NBCUniversal Sued for Alleged 'Yellowstone' Copyright Infringement

Taylor Sheridan, Paramount, and NBCUniversal Sued for Alleged 'Yellowstone' Copyright Infringement

Taylor Sheridan, Paramount, and NBCUniversal Sued for Alleged 'Yellowstone' Copyright Infringement
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Lawsuit Alleges Taylor Sheridan Stole 'Yellowstone' Concept from Screenwriter Lauren J. Salkin

Lawsuit Alleges Taylor Sheridan Stole 'Yellowstone' Concept from Screenwriter Lauren J. Salkin

Lawsuit Alleges Taylor Sheridan Stole 'Yellowstone' Concept from Screenwriter Lauren J. Salkin
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Bad Bunny Denied Nearly $500,000 in Legal Fees Following Copyright Lawsuit Dismissal

Bad Bunny Denied Nearly $500,000 in Legal Fees Following Copyright Lawsuit Dismissal

Bad Bunny Denied Nearly $500,000 in Legal Fees Following Copyright Lawsuit Dismissal
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Buc-ee’s chain draws outcry in Ohio for launching fight over a mini mart's beaver logo

Buc-ee’s chain draws outcry in Ohio for launching fight over a mini mart's beaver logo

Gas station giant Buc-ee’s has sparked a backlash in Ohio over one of its frequent trademark infringement lawsuits
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LAPD Investigates Missing Nicolas Cage Film Drive from Netflix

LAPD Investigates Missing Nicolas Cage Film Drive from Netflix

LAPD Investigates Missing Nicolas Cage Film Drive from Netflix
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Ariana Grande Rebukes President Trump for Unauthorized Use of Her Music on Social Media

Ariana Grande Rebukes President Trump for Unauthorized Use of Her Music on Social Media

Ariana Grande has publicly criticized President Trump for using her song 'We Can’t Be Friends' in a TikTok video. The video, posted by President Trump, featured footage from a 2024 rally in New York's Madison Square Garden where he discussed the participation of transgender individuals in sports, specifically opposing their involvement in competitions like the Olympic Games. Grande responded directly to the post, demanding that her music not be used and asserting that President Trump's 'truth is false.' This is not the first instance of President Trump using Grande's music without permission; in June, he used her song 'Bye' in a video related to his deportation policies. Following that incident, Grande reacted strongly, leading to the platform removing the audio from President Trump's post. She had previously stated, 'Please do not use my music in relation to this barbarity, inhumanity, and atrocious nonsense.'
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This Day in History: Grace Introduced the World to Jeff Buckley’s Extraordinary Voice

This Day in History: Grace Introduced the World to Jeff Buckley’s Extraordinary Voice

Jeff Buckley's *Grace*, his only studio album, is a rich tapestry of musical styles and deeply personal lyrical themes. Released in 1994, the album...
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Ariana Grande Criticizes Trump Campaign for Unauthorized Music Use in Social Media Post

Ariana Grande Criticizes Trump Campaign for Unauthorized Music Use in Social Media Post

For the second time this summer, pop star Ariana Grande has publicly criticized President Trump's administration for using her music without authorization in a social media post. The Team Trump account on TikTok used Grande's song 'We Can't Be Friends (Wait For Your Love)' in a video featuring President Trump speaking, with overlaid text quoting lyrics and adding a political statement: 'Me and my truth we sit in silence… men can't have babies and should never compete in women's sports.' The post's caption further stated, 'This shouldn't be controversial!' and tagged Grande. Grande responded in the comment section, stating, 'Never use my music again. Also your truth is false.' Subsequently, the sound was disengaged from the post, and Grande’s comment was reportedly removed, though screenshots have been widely reposted by the public. This incident follows a similar criticism from Grande in mid-June regarding the administration's use of her song 'Bye' in a video about immigration policy.
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Dr. Dre Embraces AI in Music Production, Criticizes Skeptics

Dr. Dre Embraces AI in Music Production, Criticizes Skeptics

Dr. Dre Embraces AI in Music Production, Criticizes Skeptics
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Blackpink's Lisa Collaborates with Anyma on New Track 'Bad Angel'

Blackpink's Lisa Collaborates with Anyma on New Track 'Bad Angel'

Blackpink's Lisa Collaborates with Anyma on New Track 'Bad Angel'
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Law Firms Appeal Exclusion from $101 Million Attorney's Fee Award in Anthropic Copyright Settlement

Law Firms Appeal Exclusion from $101 Million Attorney's Fee Award in Anthropic Copyright Settlement

Two law firms, Edelson and Oppenheim + Zebrak, have appealed to the Ninth Circuit after being excluded from a $101 million attorney's fee award. This award was part of a larger $1.5 billion copyright settlement generated from Anthropic PBC. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California restricted the fee award solely to court-approved class counsel, Susman Godfrey and Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein. This decision effectively cut out Edelson and Oppenheim + Zebrak, despite their involvement in securing the substantial settlement. The exclusion follows a prior admonishment from Judge William Alsup, who, before his retirement, criticized plaintiffs' counsel for an initial $300 million fees request that improperly included $75 million for work done by the two appealing firms and Cowan DeBaets.