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Singapore has banned British trip-hop band Massive Attack from performing after two members displayed a Palestinian flag during a concert, breaching the city-state's strict laws on foreign flag displays without permits.
Pop superstar Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit against two unidentified hackers for releasing her unreleased songs without permission, marking an escalation in efforts to combat digital theft within the entertainment sector.
Actress Salina Saibi has publicly rejected claims connecting her to the arrest of a female cast member from a well-known police drama series, who was apprehended following a positive drug screening.
A US federal court has dismissed a plagiarism lawsuit filed against Taylor Swift by a Florida woman who claimed the pop star copied phrases from her poetry collections for more than a dozen songs.
K-pop agency Ador has presented audio recordings and contractual evidence alleging that former CEO Min Hee-jin deliberately orchestrated girl group NewJeans' efforts to leave the company, intensifying a year-long legal dispute.
Blake Lively is requesting approximately RM32 million from Justin Baldoni and associated production parties to cover her legal costs following a settlement of her sexual harassment lawsuit related to the film It Ends with Us.
American film director Carl Rinsch has been imprisoned after being found guilty of misusing US$11 million provided by Netflix for a science fiction series, instead spending funds on luxury items and risky investments.