Andy Richter says U2’s the Edge wrote an Elf sequel that was never made. The plot and reason the project stalled remain unknown.
The Edge Wrote An Elf Sequel That Wasn’t Made For Some Reason
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“Christmas Wrapping” Songwriter Is A Huge Olivia Rodrigo Fan And Says Her New Single Is An “Homage,” Not A Ripoff
Waitresses songwriter Christopher Butler calls Olivia Rodrigo’s new Christmas single an homage, saying it shares a vibe but not copied musical elements.
Kid Rock Reveals He Used AI On New Song With Eminem
Kid Rock said AI generated the gospel-style choir on “Heal My Faith,” his song with Eminem, during an appearance on Bill Maher’s show.
Why Claude Code Won’t Recreate Existing Games—and Where Copyright Applies
Anthropic confirmed a Claude Code instruction against recreating specific games. Original games remain allowed; licensing questions remain unresolved.
Lamb Rebrands As Lambb Following Complaint From Trip-Hop Duo, Shares New Single “OBSESSION”
The alt-pop singer Lamb is adopting the spelling Lambb after confusion with the former Manchester trip-hop duo and has announced a new EP.
My Chemical Romance Agree To Drop Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders-Inspired Costumes After Legal Dispute
My Chemical Romance agreed to stop using costumes resembling Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders uniforms during its remaining Hollywood Bowl shows.
Neil Young Sues Trump For $10 Million Over Use Of “Rockin’ In The Free World”
Neil Young alleges the Trump 47 Committee played “Rockin’ in the Free World” without a license at an Ohio rally, violating an earlier agreement.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Take Legal Action Against My Chemical Romance Over Staged Shootout
Pro Silver Star seeks a temporary court order over My Chemical Romance’s Hollywood Bowl performance, arguing its uniforms could imply endorsement.
Stevie Wonder Sues To Evict Ex-Fiancée Who Has Been Living At His Property Rent-Free For 38 Years
Stevie Wonder is seeking to evict Carmen Efferson from a Hollywood Hills home after a dispute over access and an oral living agreement.
Spotify Yanks More Than 50M AI “Slop And Spam” Tracks A Year Into Crackdown
Spotify says it removed more than 50 million tracks it identified as AI slop or spam from recommendations over the past year.
