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Kanye West ‘Refused to Compensate’ Producer for Work on ‘Vultures 2′ and ‘Bully,’ Lawsuit Claims
A freelance producer has sued Kanye West, now known as Ye, alleging he was hired urgently to help finish the album “Vultures 2” but was never paid for his work, and later contributed uncredited to tracks on “Bully” as well. Filed as a John Doe in Los Angeles County Superior Court, the lawsuit accuses Ye…
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Xbox Will Reportedly Continue to Support Physical Discs Following PS6 Backlash
Digital Foundry’s John Linneman has said sources indicate Microsoft plans to continue supporting physical game discs on future Xbox hardware, prioritising backward compatibility over disc sales revenue. The reports, though unconfirmed by Microsoft, offer a contrast to Sony’s approach and arrive as welcome news for players following the backlash over the PS6’s disc plans. Linneman…
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“She Let Me Live My Dream”: Lainey Wilson Gives a 10-Year-Old Fan the Moment of a Lifetime
Country star Lainey Wilson gave a young fan an unforgettable moment during a concert at Cincinnati’s Paycor Stadium, inviting 10-year-old Rylee Clark, who was born with spina bifida, to sing alongside her on stage. The gesture, captured on video by Rylee’s mother, went viral and highlighted Wilson’s reputation for connecting warmly with fans despite her…
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Bendita Film Sales Seizes Worldwide Sales Rights to TIFF-Bound ‘Love Is the Monster’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Spanish boutique outfit Bendita Film Sales has acquired worldwide sales rights to Costa Rican director Neto Villalobos’ “Love Is the Monster” ahead of its world premiere in the Centrepiece programme at the Toronto International Film Festival. The dystopian thriller marks the first collaboration between Villalobos and Berlinale Silver Bear winner Paulina García, both of whom…
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Marvel Rivals adds MCU villain The Hood in season 9.5 update
NetEase Games has officially confirmed that The Hood, the Marvel villain also known as Parker Robins, will join the hero shooter Marvel Rivals as part of the season 9.5 update. The addition has been anticipated for months following teasers across previous seasons, and brings a magic-and-street-crime themed antagonist to the game’s growing cast, expanding options…
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Vetter Gave Artists the World. Getting It Back May Be Harder Than It Sounds.
A Music Business Worldwide op-ed by Reed Smith LLP lawyers Nick Breen and Joshua Love examines the fallout from Vetter v. Resnik, a January 2026 Fifth Circuit ruling that a songwriter’s US statutory termination can recapture worldwide, not just American, copyright rights. The authors argue that while the decision is a potentially transformative win for…
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Lenovo’s Legion Go S with SteamOS is down to its lowest price ever
Lenovo has cut the price of its Legion Go S handheld console running SteamOS to its lowest level yet, offering a notable saving for anyone shopping for gaming hardware amid ongoing inflation in memory and storage costs. The deal makes the SteamOS version, which The Verge rated as the more appealing of the two variants…
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China is Tesla’s cash cow, but for how much longer?
Tesla’s Shanghai factory posted its best-ever June, producing 93,579 cars—up 38% year-on-year—but the surge is being driven by exports rather than demand from Chinese buyers, whose purchases have fallen for over a year as interest in the Model 3 wanes. This matters because the Shanghai plant, boosted by cheap local labour, components and Chinese export…
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Imperial Teen Announce New Album All Over You: Hear “Overdrive”
Imperial Teen, the band led by Faith No More’s Roddy Bottum, have announced their first new album in seven years, All Over You, alongside its lead single “Overdrive.” The follow-up to 2019’s Now We Are Timeless comes as Bottum also juggles a busy schedule with Faith No More, who recently announced their first shows in…