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T.I. and Tiny Harris OMG Dolls Lawsuit Against MGA Ends In Mistrial - Vimarsana News

T.I. and Tiny Harris OMG Dolls Lawsuit Against MGA Ends In Mistrial

The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz The OMG Dolls lawsuit filed by rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris ended in a mistrial on Wednes ...

T.I. & DaBaby's First Collab to Appear on 'Fear' Film Soundtrack - Vimarsana News

T.I. & DaBaby's First Collab to Appear on 'Fear' Film Soundtrack

T.I. and DaBaby are yet to collide on a track, but that drought will be coming to an end when they team up for a song on the Fear soundtrack. 

T.I.'s 'Virginity Tests' Deemed Irrelevant In OMG Dolls Trial - Vimarsana News

T.I.'s 'Virginity Tests' Deemed Irrelevant In OMG Dolls Trial

T.I. has scored another victory in his legal battle against MGA Entertainment after a judge ruled against the use of footage from his personal life as evidence.

Black Eyed Peas' 'My Humps' At Center Of $10M Toy Company Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Black Eyed Peas' 'My Humps' At Center Of $10M Toy Company Lawsuit

Black Eyed Peas' 2005 hit "My Humps" is at the center of a $10million lawsuit between BMG Rights Management and toy company MGA Entertainment.

MGA Stole IP From Rapper T.I.'s OMG Girlz For Dolls, Jury Told - Vimarsana News

MGA Stole IP From Rapper T.I.'s OMG Girlz For Dolls, Jury Told

A lawyer for rapper T.I. and singer-songwriter Tiny Harris on Wednesday told a California federal jury during opening statements in their intellectual property suit against MGA Entertainment Inc. that the toymaker illegally stole style ideas for a doll line from the OMG Girlz, a pop group the married musician couple helped create.

Source: law360.com