RAPPER Nelly was accused of taking writer credit on song he didn’t write on his hit albums Country Grammar and Nellyville in ...

A judge over the since-dropped lawsuit against Nelly and his "Country Grammar" album has issued for the rapper's legal bills ...

Rapper Nelly is facing a $10 million lawsuit accusing him of taking songwriting credit for tracks he allegedly didn’t write on his hit albums Country Grammar and Nellyville.According to ...

A federal judge has recommended that Nelly be reimbursed legal fees stemming from a "baseless" and "frivolous" lawsuit filed ...

Jones’s copyright ownership claim was groundless on its face from the time it was first asserted," the judge wrote.

Another day, another lawsuit but this one involved two longtime collaborators from the early 2000s St. Louis hip-hop scene. A federal judge in Missouri has officially thrown out a copyright and unjust ...

Millennials are having it rough lately; in addition to dismal employment, housing, and romantic prospects all around, our nostalgic memories of our childhoods — all we have to hold onto, really — have ...

*St. Louis rapper Nelly finds himself ensnarled in another legal situation. Here’s the deal. Over two decades since the release of his groundbreaking debut album “Country Grammar,” the rap star is now ...

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – Nelly and three other former members of the St. Lunatics face a new lawsuit from the recording studio behind many of their early hits. The lawsuit seeks tens of millions of ...

*LOS ANGELES — Last month marked the 20th Anniversary of the release of Nelly’s diamond-certified debut album, Country Grammar, and to celebrate, the hip hop icon is taking fans back to the summer of ...

Nelly at One Music Festival in Atlanta (Photo credit: Nagashia Jackson for rolling out) Nelly‘s groundbreaking journey began with Country Grammar, an album that redefined hip-hop’s landscape in 1999.

Nelly should be repaid for legal bills he spent beating a lawsuit filed by his former St. Lunatics bandmate Ali over "Country Grammer," a judge says.