Nicki Minaj sued for USD 43000 by former stylist

The company managing the legacy of late pop icon Michael Jackson has secured a significant legal victory after a judge ruled that a high-profile civil lawsuit accusing the singer of child sex trafficking must be handled through private arbitration rather than in public court.

'Back to the Future' actor Crispin Glover has been sued by a former girlfriend, who has accused him of battery, fraud and emotional distress. The actor has denied the claims and called them "baseless allegations," according to PEOPLE.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have failed to reach a settlement in Lively's sexual harassment lawsuit following a daylong, court-mandated mediation in federal court, bringing the high-profile dispute closer to a potential trial.

The Delhi High Court has permitted IRS officer Sameer Wankhede to take his defamation lawsuit against a Netflix show referencing the Aryan Khan case to a Mumbai court, after holding that the national capital court lacks territorial jurisdiction.

The opening of the Grammy Awards had its share of laughs and sharp jokes, as Trevor Noah returned for the sixth and final time as host. Performing his opening monologue at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, Noah took aim at some of the biggest names.

Nicki Minaj doubled down on her persistent support for Trump, stating that the US President has been "bullied and smeared".

Canadian rapper Drake has filed an appeal after a federal judge dismissed his defamation lawsuit last year, which was linked to Kendrick Lamar's song Not Like Us, PEOPLE reported.

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift allegedly referred to 'It Ends with Us' director Justin Baldoni as a "b****" in a private text message sent to actress Blake Lively in 2024, according to court documents obtained by Variety.

Hollywood actor Will Smith has been sued by a former violinist from his 2025 music tour, who has alleged wrongful termination, retaliation and sexual harassment, claims that the actor's legal team has strongly denied, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Canadian rapper Drake has been named as part of a proposed U.S. class-action lawsuit that alleges he, and other individuals, used proceeds from a gambling website to "obscure transmissions of money," which were then used to artificially inflate his streaming music play counts, according to CBC News.