Random music news for Friday, October 23, 2020
If you like hot, spicy food, you might want to get this smartphone thing that measures the heat of chilis. Now try some music news for October 23, 2020. Coronavirus update: It looks
Read MoreIf you like hot, spicy food, you might want to get this smartphone thing that measures the heat of chilis. Now try some music news for October 23, 2020. Coronavirus update: It looks
Read MoreAs Hunter S. Thompson once wrote, “The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There’s
Read MoreKesha cannot catch a legal break in her ongoing battle with Dr. Luke. A panel of judges in the New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Tuesday ruled the singer cannot pursue
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<> at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on September 28, 2015 in Beverly Hills, California.
Back from vacation and straight back to the courtroom, Kesha is filing an appeal in her ongoing case against Dr. Luke. Last month, a New York State Supreme Court judge denied Kesha’s injunction,
Read MoreThey may have been few, but they were mighty. Between 20 and 50 protesters (depending which account you read) gathered outside Sony Music’s headquarters in New York City Friday afternoon, holding “#FreeKesha” signs
Read MoreIs Kesha not recording because she doesn’t want to, or because she’s paralyzed by fear of being attacked again? It might not matter, because that might not be the most important question at
Read MoreThe floodgates are wide open, with more articles being written every day from every conceivable angle on the uglier-by-the-minute legal dispute between Kesha (real name Kesha Sebert) and Dr. Luke (real name Lukasz
Read MoreWhile he couldn’t reveal everything, given that the case is ongoing, Dr. Luke took to Twitter on Monday to tell what he could of his side of the story. He’s been accused by
Read MoreYou’d better watch this. Seriously. More at Michael Brandvold.com
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