En Vogue sings at halftime of Monday's Game 5 at Chase Center, with Dinah Jane on the anthem. Depending on Saturday, the Dream could be playing for the title on the Valkyries' floor.

An admin deal collects your publishing money for a fee and a fixed term without taking the copyright. Here is how the fees, terms and fine print work before you sign one.

A songwriter's suit over Drake's "Janice STFU" and Chad Hugo's Neptunes fight turn on the same missing paperwork. Here is how split sheets, ASCAP and BMI registration, and copyright timing protect a working artist.

John Legend's Pharrell-produced Muse and Anderson .Paak and Cordae's Heavy Is the Crown lead a Friday that also brings Yung Miami, Toosii, Laila!, Che Noir, Yeat, De La Soul at 30 and a stack of new singles.

In 2025 Lil Baby said any project with Future would now include Young Thug. FRESH, out November 6, delivers that trio on a single song, "All My Partnas," with Rylo Rodriguez riding along.

Snoh Aalegra's first album in five years now has a name and a date. Legendary Love arrives Nov. 13, and 'I Love You' puts Nile Rodgers and Raphael Saadiq on her record.

The Supreme Court could not muster a quorum, so a Fifth Circuit ruling now says a songwriter who terminates a grant takes back the world, not just America. Here is what that means for the hip-hop and R&B contracts entering their 35-year window.

Few interviews, no rollout and no tour until now. Cleo Sol's Gentlewoman Tour puts her in seven arenas in 2027, and the Inflo and SAULT playbook explains how she got there.

After the grown-man reflection of "Mileage," B2K head straight for cuffing season with "Lil Freak," the second single from Eclipse, out November 6 via BPC Music Group.

Nia Long is the latest name on Teyana Taylor's directorial debut, a Paramount film about the Harlem subway dance New York police were arresting dancers for twelve years ago.

Luther Archer says six songs of a posthumous D'Angelo album are done. We mapped what is known to sit in the vault, from a Linwood Rose record to a shelved 2014 session with Michael Jackson and Mary J. Blige.

MMMG Inc., the company behind Art@War, has sued Cordae, EMPIRE, APESHIT and Mass Appeal in Manhattan federal court and wants the Anderson .Paak collaboration blocked before its Friday (Oct 23) release.