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Camila Curcio

Camila Curcio

Camila studied Entertainment Journalism at UCLA and is the founder of a clothing brand inspired by music festivals and youth culture. Her YouTube channel, Cami's Playlist, focuses on concerts and music history. With experience in branding, marketing, and content creation, her work has taken her to festivals around the world, shaping her unique voice in digital media and fashion.

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Ex-Guns N’ Roses Manager Alan Niven Sues Band, Alleges They Tried to Block His Memoir

Alan Niven, the former manager of Guns N’ Roses, has filed a lawsuit against the band, alleging that they attempted to block the publication of his forthcoming memoir, Sound N’ Fury: Rock N’ Roll Stories. The book, which recounts Niven’s time managing the group during their early rise to global... Read More about Ex-Guns N’ Roses Manager Alan Niven Sues Band, Alleges They Tried to Block His Memoir

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Offset Sued Over Alleged Assault on Security Guard at Los Angeles Cannabis Dispensary

Offset is facing a new lawsuit alleging that he physically assaulted a security guard during an altercation at a Los Angeles cannabis dispensary earlier this year. The complaint, filed Oct. 29 in Los Angeles County Superior Court, claims the Migos rapper struck a guard in the face without provocation outside... Read More about Offset Sued Over Alleged Assault on Security Guard at Los Angeles Cannabis Dispensary

Drake speaking into a microphone during an event, emphasizing his involvement in the ongoing legal battle against Universal Music Group.

Drake Files Appeal to Revive Defamation Suit Against UMG Over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us”

Drake has formally launched an appeal to overturn the dismissal of his defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group, escalating his legal battle over the distribution of Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-winning diss track “Not Like Us.” The rapper’s legal team filed the notice of appeal on Wednesday in Manhattan federal court, confirming... Read More about Drake Files Appeal to Revive Defamation Suit Against UMG Over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us”

Halle Bailey and DDG posing together at a formal event.

Halle Bailey and DDG Drop Domestic Violence Complaints, Reach Temporary Custody Agreement

Singer and actress Halle Bailey and rapper DDG, whose legal name is Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr., have officially dropped their respective domestic violence complaints against one another after months of legal disputes. The former couple, who share a two-year-old son, reached a temporary settlement that includes a custody and visitation... Read More about Halle Bailey and DDG Drop Domestic Violence Complaints, Reach Temporary Custody Agreement

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Drake and Adin Ross Named in Missouri Class-Action Over Alleged Online Casino Deception

A new class-action lawsuit was filed Monday in Jackson County Circuit Court against Grammy-winning artist Drake, social-media star Adin Ross, and the online casino platform Stake.us, alleging that these parties collaborated in the design and promotion of a “deceptive” gambling scheme marketed to Missouri consumers. According to a 34-page complaint,... Read More about Drake and Adin Ross Named in Missouri Class-Action Over Alleged Online Casino Deception

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Ticketmaster Denies Aiding Scalpers but Announces Policy Overhaul Following FTC Lawsuit

Live Nation is pushing back against the Federal Trade Commission’s accusation that it profited from ticket scalping, while simultaneously pledging new reforms aimed at tightening oversight of Ticketmaster’s resale operations. In a letter sent Oct. 17 to Senators Marsha Blackburn (R–Tenn.) and Ben Ray Luján (D–N.M.), Live Nation Executive Vice... Read More about Ticketmaster Denies Aiding Scalpers but Announces Policy Overhaul Following FTC Lawsuit

T.I. and Tiny Harris posing together at an event, dressed in stylish attire against a vibrant background.

Judge Denies Sabrina Peterson’s Bid to Revive Defamation Case Against T.I. and Tiny

A Los Angeles judge has shut down influencer Sabrina Peterson’s latest attempt to bring back her defamation lawsuit against T.I. and Tiny Harris, marking another setback in a long and messy legal fight that began four years ago. Judge Michael Shultz ruled Friday that Peterson’s motion to reinstate her 2021... Read More about Judge Denies Sabrina Peterson’s Bid to Revive Defamation Case Against T.I. and Tiny

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Slipknot Sue to Reclaim Long-Lost Slipknot.com Domain Used for Bootleg Merchandise

Slipknot is taking their digital identity back: the Grammy-winning metal band has filed a federal lawsuit against the anonymous owner of the domain Slipknot.com, accusing the operator of cybersquatting and profiting from counterfeit merchandise sold under the band’s name. The case, filed this week in a Virginia federal court, marks... Read More about Slipknot Sue to Reclaim Long-Lost Slipknot.com Domain Used for Bootleg Merchandise

A close-up of British singer-songwriter Lola Young at a public event, showcasing her unique fashion and style.

Lola Young Launches Legal Battle Against Producer Carter Lang Over Songwriting Credits

A legal dispute has erupted between British singer-songwriter Lola Young and American producer Carter Lang, centering on songwriting credits for four of her songs. The 24-year-old artist has filed proceedings in London, alleging that Lang, known for his work with artists like SZA, Justin Bieber, and Reneé Rapp falsely claimed... Read More about Lola Young Launches Legal Battle Against Producer Carter Lang Over Songwriting Credits

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Sean “Diddy” Combs Sentenced to Four Years in Prison for Federal Mann Act Violations

Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced on Friday to four years and two months in federal prison, marking the most severe consequence yet in the downfall of one of hip-hop’s most powerful and once-celebrated figures. The sentence comes after a jury convicted the 55-year-old music mogul of violating the Mann Act... Read More about Sean “Diddy” Combs Sentenced to Four Years in Prison for Federal Mann Act Violations

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