Former RHONY star Leah McSweeney has withdrawn her lawsuit against Bravo and Andy Cohen after a settlement, Page Six reports. The amount was not disclosed.

A federal judge has permanently dismissed rapper RBX's lawsuit claiming Spotify let bots inflate Drake's streams, Bloomberg Law and Music Business Worldwide reported.

Chris Brown received eight months' imprisonment, suspended for 12 months, after admitting affray over a 2023 bottle attack at a Mayfair club. Here is how the judge reached that sentence.

A New York judge has dismissed Morgan Carey's defamation lawsuit over his sister Mariah Carey's 2020 memoir, The Guardian reported.

Joseph Bonner releases his songs through his own imprint, Joseph Bonner Publishing. A look at why ownership matters for independent artists, and at his busy 2026 in music.

Rebel Wilson's defamation fight with producers of The Deb looks set to wait until March 2027, after both sides asked a Los Angeles judge to move the trial, Deadline reported.

Dua Lipa is pushing back on Samsung's request to throw out her $15 million lawsuit over her photo on TV packaging, Digital Music News reported. No judge has ruled.

Songwriter Aviel Calev Hirschfield sued Drake on Friday, claiming the chorus of the hit "Janice STFU" copies a demo he sent to Drake's team early this year, Billboard reported.

The pair were photographed out in NYC, with TMZ reporting that Taylor Swift had a hand in the evening.

Law-enforcement sources told TMZ the actress took a single oxycodone pill they believe was laced with fentanyl on the morning she died.

The Reacher actor announced the split on social media. Court records reviewed by TMZ show he had previously filed for divorce.

Court Magazine reports the Joseph Bonner Show season premiere on JBN TV and syndicated radio, mixing entertainment news with the Martin Pistorius account of locked-in awareness.

Stiles, Ali, and other names are circulating for the new season. Court Magazine will wait for the network's official list.

Three days of cardiac-related testing in St. Louis ended in a discharge. No public diagnosis accompanied the TMZ report.

Tessa Blanchard's announced MLW start and September 12 Charleston date are booking news. The women's title remains with the current champion until a match says otherwise.

The player described being sick at the U.S. Open. Court Magazine will not speculate beyond his own update and the match record.

A magazine asked for a Q and A. Bianca Censori answered in writing that she does not sit for interviews.

Soldier Field put Clique and Mercy on one stage. Court Magazine notes there is still no public settlement of the old contract fight.

Demand at MSG is documented. A nationwide Together, Together tour is not. Court Magazine keeps those categories apart.

Will Forte's TMZ comments describe a completed film Warner Bros. declined to issue, later rescued by another distributor after public pressure.