As noted by The Hollywood Reporter, this copyright infringement ruling is being countered by 212 musicians. The 2015 outcome granted the Gaye family $5.3 million in damages and 50 percent of royalties from the song –but the ruling put in place longer-term consequences for copyright cases.

The song pokes fun at Trump for “going soft” in more ways than one.

Dash, who recently launched hiw own online lifestyle TV network, is making it possible to purchase pieces featured in his new shows through an app. “I always wanted people to be able to buy the stuff they see it,” he says.

Passionate about a band but too shy to share it on Facebook? A new site is hoping to carve out a niche in the crowded social media world by reaching the inner geek of hardcore music fans. Called Fans and accessible at fans.com, the platform lets music lovers trade insights on shows, swap news stories and browse through a database that already has some five million past concerts.

An eclectic group of artists from R. Kelly to Hans Zimmer tell the 9th Circuit that the verdict, if allowed to stand, “is very dangerous to the music community.”

ABC News’ Amna Nawaz interviews artist, Gavin DeGraw.

Mexico and the music world on Monday mourned the death of legendary singer Juan Gabriel, who touched millions with wrenching ballads of love and loneliness as he rose from the rough streets of Ciudad Juarez to a world stage. The singer, known as the "Divo of Juarez," died of a heart attack Sunday at his home in Santa Monica, California during a break in his latest tour. Other hits followed, songs that many Mexicans know by heart — including "Hasta Que Te Conoci" (Until I Met You), "Asi Fue" (That's How It Was), "Abrazame Muy Fuerte" (Embrace Me Tightly) and "Amor Eterno" (Eternal Love).

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The music industry paid tribute Monday to legendary Mexican showman Juan Gabriel, who died in California at the age of 66 after selling tens of millions of records. Mexico's top selling singer-songwriter, he was adored throughout Latin America, Spain and Hispanic communities in the United States for his heartfelt ballads and joyous mariachi tunes. Juan Gabriel, who had a heart attack in Santa Monica on Sunday, delighted packed auditoriums across the world with his flamboyant dress sense — sequined costumes, a cape and a perfectly coiffed pompadour — as well as his energetic stage persona.

After giving the Gold Coast a hip and expensive steakhouse in Maple & Ash, Brian O’Connor is eyeing River North and Italian food next. Over the spring, O’Connor quietly exited Maple & Ash—where he was managing partner—to focus on his own restaurant group. O’Connor’s not ready to share details, but the first of these projects is called Bar Lupo, a neighborhood Italian pub at an undisclosed location in River North.

Beyonce cleaned up at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night, taking home a total of five trophies. The superstar won the categories of ‘Best Female Video' for her single ‘Hold Up', as well as ‘Best Video of the Year' for her political hit ‘Formation'. Other big winners at the ceremony, held at New York's Madison Square Garden, included Calvin Harris, who won the category of ‘Best Male Video' for ‘This Is What You Came For', featuring Rihanna, and Drake, who won ‘Best Hip Hop Video' for ‘Hotline Bling'.

Legendary Mexican singer and producer Juan Gabriel died on Sunday after a heart attack in Santa Monica, California, the Televisa network reported in his home country. Alberto Aguilera Valadez, who used the stage name Juan Gabriel, "died at 11:30 local time of a heart attack," Televisa reported. With more than 1,000 gold, platinum and multiplatinum albums to his credit, Gabriel had the attack at his home in Santa Monica, Televisa said.