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The Grammy’s Hotline Won’t Bling at This Year’s Ceremony

JSEL · January 11, 2016 · Leave a Comment

  As usual, when the list of Grammy nominees was announced earlier this year, there were a few no-brainers: Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, and Kendrick Lamar all received a multitude of nominations. A few snubs: including Fetty Wap being excluded from the Best New Artist … [Read more...] about The Grammy’s Hotline Won’t Bling at This Year’s Ceremony

Filed Under: Highlight

ASCAP Shows Commitment to Greater Transparency

JSEL · November 22, 2015 · Leave a Comment

The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) is one of the two largest Performance Rights Organizations (PROs) in the country. Boasting a repertoire of over 10 million musical compositions from over half a million members, ASCAP can now also boast that it is … [Read more...] about ASCAP Shows Commitment to Greater Transparency

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: entertainment, licensing, Litigation, music

Federal Appeals Court Considers Further Concussion Litigation

JSEL · November 21, 2015 · Leave a Comment

  Federal Judges in the Third Circuit conducted a hearing on Thursday with regard to the lower court's approval of settlements with regard to NFL concussion litigation. Per the April settlement, families of players whose brains were found to have C.T.E. qualified for … [Read more...] about Federal Appeals Court Considers Further Concussion Litigation

Filed Under: Highlight, Updates Tagged With: Concussion, Litigation, NFL, sports

Taylor Swift “Shakes Off” Plagiarism Suit

JSEL · November 20, 2015 · Leave a Comment

  Jesse Braham, an amateur musician, filed a copyright infringement suit in federal court in California against international pop star Taylor Swift. His complaint alleged that lyrics from Swift's chart-topping single "Shake It Off" were 92% plagiarized from a song he … [Read more...] about Taylor Swift “Shakes Off” Plagiarism Suit

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: entertainment, Litigation, music, Taylor Swift

NBA Cheerleaders Demand Better Pay

JSEL · November 17, 2015 · Leave a Comment

The newest unofficial cheer of the NBA cheerleaders ought to be: You may be good at basketball You may be good at track But when it comes to fair pay You better watch your back NBA Cheerleaders, attack! NBA cheerleaders spend hours each day during the NBA season … [Read more...] about NBA Cheerleaders Demand Better Pay

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: cheerleading, Highlight, sports

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