The artist, now known as Ye, testified that he knowingly removed a sample from the Grammy-winning song after a sold-out listening event because he lacked clearance

Kanye West has been ordered to pay a six-figure settlement after a jury ruled that he was liable for copyright infringement. The rapper, now legally known as Ye, used an uncleared sample while playing a demo version of his song “Hurricane” at a listening concert for his 2021 album,

Kanye West has lost the trial over an uncleared sample he used on his song Hurricane at a listening event. The ruling came after the artist testified that he knowingly removed the sample from

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter North, 12, made her music festival debut when she joined the stage at Rolling Loud this past weekend.

The 12-year-old’s surprise appearance at a major music festival sparked criticism online, with some questioning whether the performance was appropriate for her age

Kanye West's spokesperson called a viral cease and desist letter targeting Kim Kardashian "quite obviously fraudulent."

Insiders told RadarOnline.com that the Gold Digger rapper is insisting he has a right to know who his four children are spending time with – but concerned Kardashian is dragging her heels. "She definitely doesn't want Kanye anywhere near this relationship yet,

A manager for Artists Revenue Advocates said they will appeal the larger part of the case, hoping to secure larger damages.

Kanye West has lost the trial over an uncleared sample he used on his song Hurricane at a listening event. The ruling came after the artist testified that he knowingly removed the sample from the song after the event because he did not have legal clearance to use it.

The preteen surprised the music festival's Orlando, Florida, crowd over the weekend by joining rapper Molly Santana onstage.

Mako reported that the rapper 'agreed in principle' to come to Israel as part of his tour, even as European countries cancel his shows and block his entry