Officials from Asian campaign groups have criticized Toby Keith after the country singer allegedly made a "racist hand gesture" at a Nobel Peace Prize party in Norway.

A New York rap mogul on the receiving end of a lawsuit from two members of The Sugarhill Gang plans to countersue the stars.

Two members of rap group The Sugarhill Gang have filed a lawsuit against a New York rapper over royalties from their 1979 hit single Rapper's Delight.

It might be the music that Rihanna is now discovering. Or, it may be the same music that inspired P. Diddy to get into the game and be where he is today.

Frank Sinatra's daughter Nancy Sinatra is continuing her late father's fight for musicians' rights - the singer is to urge the U.S. government to change the current law on radio royalties.

New York, NY - Summer's about to get even hotter as Junior Senior announce the release of their all new EP titled, 'Say Hello, Wave Goodbye.' The 7-song EP will be packaged as a companion disc within a limited edition release of 'Hey Hey My My Yo Yo,' on August 14, 2007 via Rykodisc/Crunchy Frog.

More than 80 eclectic songs from NYC raised or transplanted bands that span such diverse genres as punk, hip hop, hardcore and rock bring true East Coast flavor to Activision, Inc.’s highly anticipated True Crime: New York City video game. The in-game soundtrack features licensed tracks from some of the biggest names in music from Bob Dylan, The Ramones and Blondie to Run DMC, Public Enemy and DMX, as well as new music from Redman, including “Rush The Security” from his upcoming album Red Gone Wild and two original tracks written for the game. True Crime: New York City, set to hit store shelves on November 16, also features an in-game customizable play list option that allows gamers to order the music based on their personal taste.