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Bad Bunny Lawsuit Victory Ensures All Future Reggaeton Songs Must Feature the Same Snare Drum
A major Bad Bunny lawsuit victory protects the reggaeton genre from the dangerous threat of rhythmic variety and original drum beats.
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French Rocket Name Change Spurs Global Scramble For Basic Nouns
A French space startup’s forced rocket name change due to trademark infringement has ignited a furious search for available nouns, threatening future space missions.
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Jane Remover’s Leroy Drops ‘Status Update Music,’ Confuses Entire Industry
Jane Remover, now known as Leroy, dropped ‘Status Update Music,’ an album with track titles eerily familiar to existing hits, sparking widespread confusion.
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Taylor Swift Trademarks Voice, Image Amid Deepfake Panic
Taylor Swift trademarks voice and image amid AI deepfake fears. She protects her name and likeness from unauthorized AI use.
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Dorian Electra Announces New Album, Features Only Covers of Existing Concepts
Dorian Electra’s Cover Album, “Dorian Electra,” surprises fans. It features zero original songs, only covers of existing works and philosophical concepts.
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Remaining Big Country Members Tell Drummer: Stop Touring as ‘Big Country’
The “Big Country Drummer Must Stop Touring As Big Country” dispute escalated. Remaining members cited ‘historical inaccuracies’ and ‘general math’ in their legal filing.